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anything and everything , the more unusual the better ! not sure how many but is thousands and thousans (lots to many for counting )

We farm in the extreme west of Cornwall, They had 3 trailers pulling straw , 2 pulled with Deutz agrotrons and 1 by the mf , took just over an hour to get from newquay to penzance with 50km .

This is Barrett Contractors , they haul our straw for us , and did 8 loads today . the jcb is used as they need it to be telscopic for loading straw and hay which they do a lot of in the summer and winter .

Maisie will have to have her own display table at toytrac next year i think ! keep it up !

Ron and Mick also built some models of Keeble mole ploughs , the models are certainly all scratch built as i have checked ! there is a huge amount of work in it !

This model was scratch built by Ron and Mick Cooper about 8-9 years ago ,(have one in my own collection) it is made of white metal and is very heavy ,can bend the drawbar if not handled carefully , i dont think there are any kit bits in it as they built and cast all their own parts . Keeble make very heavy sub soilers etc for use on the very heavy clay soils , based in Essex ??

Does anyone know what has happened to this beet harvester model or when it will be ready ?

mf forager brochure , from 1996 i think , mengele in red i think , terrible photo is due to dust in phone !

everything is out there if you keep on lucking !!!!!

Looks great Paul and goot to see something a little more unusual !

its only taken about 4 years for me to learn how to do this , may get around to a few more now i have learned how !!!!!!!!!!!

still trying to sort out how to resize photos. if this does work it should be photos of my Berkmortel Vervaet Beeteater 925, great model but does need a very strong shelf as it is very heavy , folds for transport , front wheels slide in and out , topper also folds and shifts sideways for the road .

Hi , yes the fergie does steer , it is very realistic and works the same as a real TE20 . this tractor is excellent i managed to get one at an auction several years ago .mine is boxed but sadly the steering wheel is broken but otherwise the tractor is very good . i would like to know what linkage is on this model as mine only has a hook , but it may have had a 3 point hitch , does anybody know ??

the jd is a set done for the show , its a 7430premium with jd front mower , front weight , 2 jd 1/32 oil drums and a small scale lanz tractor ( not sure why?? ) the drill is very detailed but very very fragile.

looks excellent ,and lots more use to us british than all the euro trailers being made.

i dont think a lorry load of vodka would work on them . i have not taken the lemken out of the box as my daughter is still awake and playing !!!

the zetor was sold out and the russians refused to sell the combines , they always said come back later , but even wouldnt , my friends also tried and got the same reply and even offered them more money but still the same , getting them to sell one was like russian roulette!!

its the UH SAME Iron 100 model , which is excellent. i think the best model is the Agrisem disc o mulch as this is outstanding in every detail , i give it a 10/10 !

just back from the show , thoght i would show you my xmas shopping !!! a great show , the russians have an attitude problem with their combine models!! for another year i think they should restrict people to only buying 1 or 2 of each as i think its wrong that some models sold out on the first couple of days to dealers and then the real customers cant get the models. still i did fill the boot of my friends car and spent next years budget as well!! now i must spread them out so my wife doesnt see them all at the same time!!!!!

just having a tidy up at the weekend and put this team together and thought it looked good, pdc mb trac 800 , hi tip trailer for bulk seed, arj fiat winner 130 with accord drill.

hi , yes that is a hugar building as they were based at epsom in surrey , they also built the models for britains in 1939 and this could easily be a variation on the mansard barn 103f which i have seen in this style listed as britains , just because the label doesnt say britains does not mean that it isnt as hugar were the sub contractors for all the 1939 buildings and possibly the post war 500f buildings . there is also an even rarer set of wooden buildings built in 1959 and listed under britains acorn range , again none of these are marked britains they are ULTRA rare .

a excellent day out , great new venue with level parking !!! plenty of room for the display farms which were excellent , hope they can develop and expand this area for next time as it gave everyone plenty to look at and aspire to on returning home , also great friendly atmosphere amongst everyone , well worth getting up very early for !

here is the cow shed 501f , thatched shed 502f and the very , very rare 500f wood garage complete with a working garage door.

great to see someone making some static potato equipment , looks very good ,

very near Penzance