Luke (DeWitt)

I have almost forgot this one, well maby it's time to do some work again

I sure hope so, if not we will have to start a petition!!! ;D

Very nice, neat idea using the tea light to bend the frame.

Very nice work, the details always make it better in my mind.

Very nice, it looks great.

Fantastic photos, the silage ones have to be my favorite though.

Well it is sure good to see you back. It has been too long, have you worked on any new models? Hope things find you well,

Luke

Welcome aboard Michael, hopefully we can see some pictures of your collection soon.

I love these photos, hard to believe all the changes in equipment in just the past 20 years or so.

That's always been my policy.

I have had good luck with these ones: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006IC89/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details

Markus, If you have trouble getting them id be more than happy to get you a quote on shipping a box of them them to you.

Any chance you have more info or pictures on the Moffett on the first page? I wonder if this was a predecessor or competition to the Versatile bi-directional. Interesting none the less.

Everything looks good, I am looking forward to your next update.

Neat collection, good luck with the camera. I recently bought one and I almost sent it right back because I could not get it to take a clear picture for the life of me. After about three days I finally figured out what settings work best but it was frustrating for a while and I am usually good with technical stuff like that.

Fantastic looking pieces, I finally looked some of these up online. I thought some of the models I buy were expensive, these are insane but they look like they are well worth it.

Welcome Mick, I am looking forward to some pictures of your collections and your future conversions as well.

Nice pictures, it's neat to see that old Gleaner still out and running.

1/64th 12 row Kinze corn planter. Its starting out as an expensive year.

Looks great so far, I can't wait to see it weathered.

Excellent work.

Sorry to hear about the crop issues, we had problems with potatoes being too small last year in our own garden.

Not sure why I missed the update but once again, fantastic work. I am blown away with the amount of detail you put into your layout.

Very nice!! Keep up the great work. 8)

Fantastic job, have you picked out what color you will paint it? Good idea leaving one side open, its much less of a hassle that way then trying to cut out the old and match it to the new.

Neat pictures, it looks like they are moving right along with the building.

enjoy your time off sean. I am pleased to get the splinter out of my finger. I was working on my layout and one of the toothpicks I was working with decided to leave a sliver, at least its gone now.