robhendry

soldering works fine if you clean \ and etch before you add the solder. I use a metl rod in the middle between ploughs then solder to seal it up. My ploughs are hardy and take some battering. I use normal iron solder and it works for me but each to their own I suppose

If you've got a soldering iron-give it a go and then use the handy little multi tool to smooth it down. Done it often enough!!!

Think the date is about 1980. I used to be scared shitless of the of the evil head-now I'm just scared of er in doors!

I don't know much about Britains figures and I've recently come accross a set of Wurzel Gummidge with 3 interchangable heads and an aunt sally. Does anyone know what sort of value these get to nowadays? \

looks cracking Mark great conversion. One thing buggin me tho how does the driver get into the cab?

Nice Nathan. I made something similar a few weeks back a Massey with a side hedge cutter you may have seen it on ebay!

I use maxi fix superglue on all my conversions it comes in approx 20g bottles its the best that i have used.

I might do a 7 furrow next time just want to see how this one does on ebay?

you being kind there 

Someone has to bless ;D

Very nice plough! You're finally getting closer to my size of implement 

This ones only 4 inches ;D

Yes i used the siku ploughs these are the best ploughs for conversions i found-Nath just let me know and I'll add it to the bill ;D

The price on these is ?45 and come with decals and oil pipes

Just come to mind that I'd never posted one of my show ploughs on here. This is my newest girl hope you like!!

They are worth ?20 tops, again should have gone to specsavers x100000000

thanks for that I think I might invest in a few sheets!

If you look at most conversions on my website I can supply the decals on there own :o

Am in dire need will have a look straight away-it'll keep me warm!

Has anyone used the clear Decal sheets you can buy from most model retailers? They come printable clear or white paper. I thought I'd ask before I buy as mine are home made at the mo and the papers a bit thick for the fiddlier decals I use

Gorgeous drill there-have been looking for the Decals like that for ages

Lovely models there haven't done any masseys for a while

Start lowish then Rob, so I can bid :D

:D :Dthe whole point of not starting low is because it looks nice in my Britains barn!!!

Thanks Doc, got a project planned with another JD I'm turning green this year This ones on Ebay from tomorrow night-don't think it will go (hopefully!!) because I started high!

I have the tracks here in the way if anyone wants them make me an offer?

Made out of three scrapped tractors. Very fiddly but well worth it  :D

yup decals away tonight

The wheel is a Universal Hobbies Mckormick v80 it's mounted on to the frame with some carefull fiddling with a steel rod and a welder