robertw1

Yeah can't be too careful really, its surprising what you can do with one and how far you can get  

Sounds good will look forward to it, your yard will be swarming with hse men if they hear your working at hight  

Does the demolition of the pack house mean there might be a bit of heavy plant at the farm   

Looks really good, quite a JCB strong hold   

Some real lovely shots there especially with the sheep, nice and simple but effective 

Thanks for every ones the help, and Brendan for letting me hijack your topic for a bit.

Also do you think Bob might calm down if he is allowed to play with a nice Massey?

This is a gate I made a long time ago and it seemed to work at the time and is still together now?

As far as the flux goes I have a little pot.

Thats interesting, the iron I have is an 80w one with a flat end to it and i don find that its not hot but, the joints are just a mess and take a lot of filing to look neat. But i see your using copper, where as i only had steel at the time so would that make a difference? Also I am forgetting that it could just be me!    

You have got a really good shape to that ladder. Your soldering is really neat, out of interest do you use a electric iron or a torch?

Thanks that's interesting, I will try that method next time I put some on a barn.

How do you stick the ivy on, as yours looks really 3D where as when I had a go it looked ok but nothing as good as yours.

That shed is really good, like the sheets of new tinwork on the roof. 

Sounds good,I think I will stick with one like last year as fitting mine in the car is an issue and don't really want to use the van.  

Cool thats good!  How many tables are you having?

You beat me to it jack, i was planning on a chalk pit to take to toytrac this year had just started to mark things out a few days ago.  have you had a letter through about entering?

Haven't been on the forum for abit but your farm has developed really quickly since I last looked.

Some really neat soldering there, all the gates look great.   

Bought these at the ame's show at the bath and west

Massey Ferguson 6290

Rolland cattle trailer

She was having a right go at him when he was sending the sheep to market, poor chap   

Having the ends of the forks different shapes looks really realistic, especially as it is on a old tractor.  

I got my Plasti-Kote from Amazon for £6 

Its nice to see it has a real 3 point hitch! although the "toy" ones are all right they just don't cut it for me. also I find I much prefer to make real linkages on implements as it looks better at the end.

I think that the weight greatly improves the tractor 

Only put rope on it, chain is really really really really really really really really dangerous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   

Or did it just get nicked! 

That roof looks great!!!