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Just finished this for a friends birthday present. I was really looking for a Scaledown horse plough but was unable to find one. The kit is fairly good but requires quite a bit of 'fitting' and is a timber framed plough whereas the Scaledown is steel.

Very tidy workshop indeed! You'll need to keep it locked or else everyone will hide in the warm in winter!

They seemed to stay pretty cool under the circumstances. I've done that in the past - v.soft centre bales on twisty trailers, plus hills.

Thanks for all the photos, Bill. I would never have guessed some of the prices.

Just what you don't need after losing those onions; a hefty repair bill for the Deutz.

You've got a handy fella in the workshop to knock that together from scrap. It looks very well on that Major.

Good to see some pics from you again, Ol. How many cows are you milking now?

Nice buy, Chris. As you say, that is a good price for the kits assembled.

A very unusual and nicely built conversion.

Thank you Paul, Pete and Robert. It's good stuff to work with. I just cut it with a sharp knife and did paint it with acrylic paint - it still looks a fairly bright even though I 'browned' it a bit, and fixed it with epoxy. Thanks, Joe!

All Sisu engines and AdBlue - difficult to keep track of them now.

They are beautiful birds - I have a bit of 'wild bird mix' sown on the field next to the farm and flocks of Goldfinches and Linnets have spent the winter there (as well as the usual farmland birds) .

Superb build with lovely detail - looks well matched with the Massey too.

A friend of mine bought one here - I thought it was quite expensive........but having bought plate glass shelves myself, it probably wasn't too bad. http://www.displaycases.co.uk/sliding_door.htm

That is one very pretty shelf with all that (expensive) blue on it. Great collection you're amassing.

I did a harvest (a wee while ago) in one of these too, so I think I will definitely be tempted. 3000 is more than limited but just enough to sell out quickly I would imagine.

Snowing here too! Wind chill = -12.9 deg C.

The Class was on Niels stand and had superb detail. The black header was done by Peter (Convo ) as was the gold JD and NH.

And some of the usual suspects - Paul, Martin, Ian and Niels.

Last lot over lunchtime!

Some of Cerfyn Davies models.

A few tractors

Austin James' stunning scratchbuilt 1/24 Dominator 85 - he even made the tyres!

David & Mike have pretty much covered everything! A few from Dads Tractors

It was a good day and great to meet up with the regulars and some new faces. I didn't buy too much... DBP County Martin Reeves very smart 699 FTF IHs. Cerfyn Davies reaper. McCormick for parts. Loader from Ian 'Agrium' And a Wiking JD 6930 for a friend from Barry.