Luke (DeWitt)

What a difference, especially with the wheels closer to the tractor. It seems like Ertl spaces them just a bit too wide on some of the 1/64th models as well. Not to sound like a complaint because I enjoy modifying them.

Got called back to work for the season. Thanks to the light winter we have had of course. ;D

Swaping batteries in my truck and working on the mess the previous owner of my truck left me. Sure enough I need a new battery a few weeks before I get ready to sell it. Oh well, at least the new owner will have one less thing to worry about.

Nice collection. The round baler looks like a neat little piece.

Wow, this is a nice model. Great work.

Awesome finds, I really like the bidirectional and cotton picker brochures. I will have to search for my own copies now, I have a Ford 9030 brochure but the versatile ones look neat I do not know why but I have a fascination with cotton pickers. Maybe its because we don't grow cotton this far north and I have never seen a real machine.

Another great update. The Kuhn power tiller is another neat model. I saw a real one used for the first time this summer when we put in a new polo field. Not too common for agricultural use here but it did a fantastic job.

Thanks for sharing these, please keep the coming.

Nice work on the model. The snow plow tractor in one of the previous postings looks neat. What Brand is that?

NIce work. The mud/manure on the spreader is really well done.

I take it that this leaves the surfaces roughed up too, Luke? Idea for texture to add scenic scatter to maybe?

It does leave it rough and I found that my materials did apply easier on the rougher sections vs. the smooth sections. I have been playing with it a bit more and it is great for making ponds and ditches. The worst part is the clean up because the foam shavings seem to stick to everything. ;D

That is a fascinating looking piece. Does anyone know if this made it to production or was that just a concept machine?

Simply stunning, your attention to detail is amazing. 8)

Nice update, that Kuhn fertilizer spreader is a neat little model.

Very cool, I am looking forward to the next batch of pictures. Do you work there at all?

Boy, Paul is one talented model builder.

David, do you happen to have any more pictures of the IH's on the right-bottom side of the first picture?

Very nice work.

Didn't have to wait in line very long to renew my license.

Boy I thought we had some crazy laws over here but that one takes the cake.

My unlimited data plan on my phone is now limited but they didn't tell me they did that until after the fact.

Welcome aboard, that vintage tractor run sounds like a neat pastime. Hopefully it is still going on, its always nice to see old machinery out and about.

Luke

Pete, you know Rick was asking about you here:

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?/topic/18907-my-friend-fish-breath/

What a name for a friend, "Fish Breath" :D

Nice collection. In the first picture, the tractor to the far left, did that come with a loader? It looks like it has a loader frame but I'm not sure.

Very nice, I like the big flotation tires.

18 and sunny. Not too bad seeing how it was only 0 for most of the day yesterday. .