Newholland Kid

There was a Diorama done here not so long ago in 1/87 scale I think,I can't remember off hand whose it was though?

Edit: found it,you might get some ideas from this

http://www.farmtoysf...93-turfan-farm/

1/87 is a fairly small scale but I would ask anyone who works with HO scale trains as they are 1/87th scale anyways. A friend of mine has a large HO scale train display and ends up having to modify alot of his own things due to lack of certain items in that scale. Here is a link to a store here in the US, they do ship international but I am not sure how much that would be. Good luck.

http://www.outbackto...lements-by-SIKU

that scale is highly unusual for most scratch builders. Know a couple that make stuff in 1:64 but not smaller.... There seems to be more kit out from Siku lately in that scale though!

Hi Guys,

Anyone know where i could get 1:87 scale farm model conversions or scratch builds like silage trailers slurry tanks loading shovels typical irish stuff im limited to space at home so thats why i would like 1:87 scale can anyone help?

Very Very nice! Are you making them to sell lad?

very very nice! just need a valtra 8050 or 8750 would be a nice addition

Very nice tim good work who did the jcb for you?

Now Britains have re-issued Ford and International Tractors from the 70s and 80s some Weeks Trailers of the era would make nice matches, especially if coupled to a drag chopper of the day too, possibly a nice Claas Jaguar 62/62e with engine on. Not every one wants great fields for great big machinery, some like to remember and model the silage harvest taking 12 days not 12 hours!!!!

thanks for that darren, when i have more spare time i'll maybe make a few more to sell. :)

thanks for that darren, when i have more spare time i'll maybe make a few more to sell. :)

lad thats brillaint you should make them to sell well done

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