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hi Paul, i have one the same as your Fendt, i bet you bought it from Martyn, if so look at the box , it will be the same but with no reference number on the box , i think this first batch came from Agritechnia show in Germany , martyn picked them up at the LCN show and sold them on , only a few of these early models , this could answer your question but may be wrong.

think someone was asking about a Kramer model this is made by NZG in 1/35 scale , with 4 wheel steering great for small sheds , saw one demonstrated once and they are very agile

thinking of introducing a congestion charge in the yard !

cultivator is by cethna , trailed seed bed cultivator by Rabe for a better photo see the Ford 8970 post more photos will follow slowly i have little spare time at the moment to go and photo any of my collection, if there is anything you see, just ask i will get there one day

not a conversion but a limited edition for the real machine made by geris casting it used for grinding round bales does anyone know why they need to do this , we have a mixer wagon on our farm that very easily chops bales and mixes them so not sure why you need a tub grinder , still it was something different to add to my collection

based on ertl ford 70 series new dual Britains wheels , britains linkage , respayed and cab detailed. bought for ?10 several years ago the cultivator is by Cethna of Belgium and is trailed Rabe

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i bought this early Fendt 926 reverse drive several years ago, it was made by someone in Holland. it has a detailed reverse drive cab, more lights , spool valves and a front weight on a linkage. also sprayed in the correct colour the photos are not that good , i think dust has got in my phone !!!! i also have a later new shape 926 reverse drive with a consol that turns around , i think it came from a scrap mb trac, will try ann photo it if i can find it.

certainly a great shed full of kit Ploegers look superb at the back and big next to the claas combine could we see the outside of the shed as it looks great

no cat that touches that model has nine lives!!

oops , even i am concerned by the deth wheel this plough came very close to this once as my father shut the cat in the model room at the farm and this plough got knocked over and needed emergency first aid , the cat has never done it again

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11 furrow articulated plough folds and turns , deth wheels front and rear, the backsection lifts independently as well made by Mick Silver several years ago, photos do not do this justice !!

i was going to post a photo of my new cattle shed but i see it is already here!! will post photos of others when i get time as i have 2 more

i bought this many years ago. unknown Finnish maker, made from plastic , terrible linkage on the back . better details than the Britains version in my opinion.Britains model shown as a comparison i think it was a promo model has anyone else seen one or know anything about it , as i would be interested to know

same make as before also fiited with Britains linkage , not sure if the cab is tall enough. bought as a kit in 1991 i think

this was available about 10 years ago , several dealers had the kits for sale , but i dont think they sold very well. This one has also had a Britains linkage fitted . the same company also made a kit of the Fiat Winner on flotation tyres which i also have , will post a picture if anyone is interested.

oops, by ARJ models in France from resin

not sure if this has been seen before. made as a kit by ARJ

Teagle made various size bale choppers this one is based on the 404 model which is the smallest, around me this is by far the most popular as the others are all a little big or getting around old farm buildings.This one fits siku and britains bales. next i would like a trailed 8080 for square bales!

if you are near Tiverton you could be even futher away !!!!!!!!

i agree about the decals decals for custom built models have improved so much in the last few years. i think i have had this for about 5 years , when there were not as many models of balers around, also father in law has a quadrant in his contracting business as well as 2 NH balers, so that is why i wanted a model !!

if you are near Plymouth about 1.5 hours away !

yep , the sprayer boom is made from brass it levels from side to side and has a working ram for height.

completely scratch built , i think they even cast their own boards. dont think they still make this one , i also have several Lemken ploughs by them.