Udimore

UTs had 60 of them and took us ages to shift and see plenty of them about still at shows

Not rare in my view

Normally priced up between £45-£60

Someone in Zwolle had them 6 ish for 50e

 WOW simply lovely

Brilliant as always Dave

Chris has a reputation as does his alias(s) but I have never had a major issue with him

5 hours ago, robbo said:

You would think that I wouldn't like this but, for some reason I do, and I think the colour scheme quite suits it

 

Tend to agree with you Mike 

our little secret right 

Wow this is unreal

Super work 

Great set up as per Zac

Stunning topic and in my humble opinion the best kind of collection

Quality over quantity and models of a great era

Great pics

Back next year Robbo?

Fandabbydozzy show

Credit to all involved

Thanks to all that spent their hard earned cash with the UTS weirdos

Great taste Stan as always

23 minutes ago, Tractorman810 said:

when did they start that barry? sure i get feedback from sellers. 

For years now

But as a buyer you can leave negative feedback for a seller

1 hour ago, Tractorman810 said:

should have a month or more  ban put on them via ebay, as putting negative feedback on wont do anything . they loose the abillity to buy/sell it will hurt more 

Sadly you cannot leave feedback for buyers no more

So they keep coming at you

Only way i found around it was to stop theebay auctions and list everything as buy it now and request instant payment at time of purchase

7 minutes ago, towse trading said:

dont look like it ?  , wont hold my breath .

When it comes to offering a second chance offer in a few days I wonder what the outcome will be

Who turned the clock back 15 years

Great work chubs 

Credit where its due....Stunning mate well done 

Can i have those lovely blues you built back in the day now  xx

6 minutes ago, robbo said:

I don't think I have ever seen a listing photo like that one before

Does anyone recognise that pretty face. Cannot recall him

Now if he looked like Sean then happy days 

 Love this as I had forgotten all about them

Will have to hunt around as i have both versions of the E27. My parents bought me mine for passing my exams all those years ago 

I remember thinking how much they were back in the day but on reflection compared with Britains at the time they were such a bargain. They told me they were a small fortune 

Wow this has changed since i last saw your Same cabinet Mike

Cracking porn story with photos 

Trust you Mike although I do tend to agree 

Lamborgini Spark eh  

Stunning buddy. Knew you come to the dark side eventually 

Looking good Essex Boy 

Unlike you 

8 minutes ago, jmd said:

matt want to know if your changing colour barry

 Ask him if he has asked that girl out yet  

Plus I'm not talking to you two   Fancy not coming to Toytrac.. The wagtail was not the same 

Fairs fair most of us appreciate most flavours in the Ag world

2 minutes ago, CX820Joe said:

Hmm tricky question there...I don't think any of them have been particularly bad, and even the Siku one is a good one.  I think the X8 could be the best one, though the Replicagri X7 is a good one too (despite skinny tyres).  The UH MTX doesn't look quite right around the lower front grille to me, otherwise its good.  I haven't got the little X4 as yet, but hope to get one at some point.

I think if someone was to make the XTX/TTX/X70 as a more detailed model that might just get my top vote.  An X7 with fatter tyres would be good too, though its not as good a looking tractor as the X8.

I agree the X7 & X8 are both great models

I know going back 10 or so years the 175 was 3rd on 1:32 scale UH top sellers at the time. I know the conversion guys loved them oh plus probably had something to do with being £14.95 at the time. I know a lot of the Mc fans loved the UH ZTX too but I always felt it was not quite right but hey ho people love different things which is what makes everything so interesting,