Jordan_coe2012

Fantastic work James as always

Fantastic pictures Sean what kind of camera have you used must be tiny?

I did think I saw some with grey wheels, thought that they'd got the picture wrong and it was a big farm instead. Ah thanks for that tip mark, I've shown him your pics and he loves it so I'll have to buy him one now haha!!

I like it mark Does look quite well detailed for a "child's toy" and the size of it. Funny how they make the wheels the right colour on the big farm but not the 1/32 trailers. I have just bought the big farm ivecos for me lad and they are brillant very robust and good detail for the size and price. Ivy the looks of this i may have to get him one of these trailers and take the sides off too so he can use it to cart his sand around the garden.

I never seem to win those kits you jammy sod. That would be nice to see a grain truck don't see many of those built. I've had me eye on one of those globe trotters for a while now the welly one in red.

Fantastic work Sean this is by far the most realistic layout I've seen. You've done a brillant job of those trees. As you say you've not been building stuff recently I'm still waiting to see the tipping trailer your were making a while back from a monogram kit was it? That would look good on your new road. Ow and I think we all would love a nice lottery win haha!!

Your getting good at weathering the tyres now Paul i get fed up trying to clean the tread when I try to get that effect so end up covering them all.

Bucket is now painted and pins made.

Thanks James

Got a bit more done on me bucket tonight teeth are now on, detail to the sides and bottom and a lick of primer. the only annoying thing is the teeth area little small but no much I can do about it now!!

Fantastic work Paul. You wouldn't even know what it started as, what a turn around no pun intended haha!!

Thanks Sean yes I will be. I did a digging and ditching bucket before so will make both again, just need to get some thinner card for the ditching bucket as getting the curve to stay is the trickest part. Might have a go at a riddle bucket too at some stage.

Thank you Paul

As I sold my last two buckets I made for the Britains jcb js330 I've decided to make another and it's been a while since I've done anything and have rather enjoyed it.

Just love it when you sell things on eBay and the buyer doesn't pay effing time wasters!!