Stabliofarmer

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Britains-Stobart-Rail-Converted-Landrover-Very-Rare-/181948455141?hash=item2a5cf918e5:g:wjgAAOSwv-NWXfyb

Interesting, seems really odd considering its a pointless scale even for Stobart Mad Collectors, wouldn't fit with any of the truck scales, nor would it fit model railway scales and not exactly the ideal scale for a promotional piece. Would expect to see something more official on the letter such as Stobart or Britains emblem even if its just from the auction house.

On mobile if you've quoted someone in a reply its impossible to get rid of a quote from the reply box without publishing the post. So currently I can't reply to the work bench topic without quoting Coxy and Pistol Pete from when the topic was first started

Ice white county 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/91070372@N02/8272206380/in/album-72157632245651410/

Now that you mention it those siku and britains figures do look abit dwarfed in the cabs, particularly on some of the tractors, fantastic models all the same.

Cgeers Jamie, You're not wrong there but looking at the price of 1/50th and then 1/24th I'd be scared to think how much really good rigs would cost in 1/32

I hope so Pat, I was rather pleased with it

Thanks very much Jordan

On 8/22/2015, 4:38:16, Jdeere6910 said:

 

Better late than never, some photos of the container trailer that I posted about in the purchases topic.

Now on the ferry to Ireland

On 9/26/2015, 2:54:01, MadMark said:

Still say you should do a D serious Ford James as for me something to transport the loader between muck spreading jobs.

On 9/26/2015, 6:04:11, mb86 said:

Nice idea mark, you could fit a little car on the back too for those long jobs. 

James, I agree with mark, you should do a a d series for us ford fans. 

On 9/26/2015, 9:40:10, Stabliofarmer said:

There was a guy in Europe who had done a few D series cabs and put them on a lime spreader and slurry tanker can't remember who though. Would have been on the dreaded Facebook will have a look for it as he'd done a couple of the Roadless Land rovers too among some other really intriguing stuff

Yay finally found/stubbled across the guy I was talking about, I'd been looking for a page when it was infact an account which happened to pop up on my newsfeed today when he posted some new stuff. His name is Emil Karnock or Ek-Models and I highly recommend taking a look at his page if you can. Apologies if you cant see it but its worth friending him/getting facebbok to see them as everything is unique or unusual

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100007081787859&sk=photos&collection_token=100007081787859%3A2305272732%3A69&set=a.1576621019250609.1073741835.100007081787859&type=3

Theses are the D series

And the Roadless Rovers

4 minutes ago, Stabliofarmer said:

W hen quoting a post the reply box locks out after a few words on mobile (android). The screen doesn't freeze and I can do everything else in the page and the keyboard is still there and the keys highlight when clicked on but text doesn't appear in the reply box.

For example the text may lock out qt

When quoting a post the reply box locks out after a few words on mobile (android). The screen doesn't freeze and I can do everything else in the page and the keyboard is still there and the keys highlight when clicked on but text doesn't appear in the reply box.

Or find a hill, abit of rope with a handle on the back of one of the challengers, stick the conditioner back on the Pistiey Beast and open up somersets first ski resort

Fair enough. In real life where models of both were available would a set up like Oakley have bought a brand new one or gone for a second hand 80's/90's machine?

And will they pay for themselves? Glenshee, the Scottish ski centre we visit every year has bought 2 of the larger 600 machines at quarter of a million each, considerably more than a wheeled loader and a lot less practical around a farm year round

Also a big Pisten Bully fan but prefer to see them on the snow. How long are the tracks expected to last working on the pit?

Andy, whose the artist for that painting, would be useful to know for my A Level art

Aso still getting it but in a completely random pattern. Looking through old show topics and sometimes it'd go back and others it wouldn't. I have noticed if you refresh a blank white page on a computer the topic comes back but if you refresh phone nothing will happen

Not having the photo problem. In fact its vastly improved from the old version for me on mobile.

Similar problem on mobiles. trying to navigate using the next arrows and 9 times out of 10 you just end up at a white screen with only advertising in the place it would normally be rather than the next page.

Thatd be very interesting to see, plenty if experience with 2D CAD but never used 3D

Literally Scanias as far as the eye can see.

If you're intrested in purchasing a cab send me a message. Price is £35 plus postage

They do look a lot better on the yellow wheels. Makes them look abit beefier I think. As others have said the step by step is nice to see and something that's dying out

Pat, I'd suggest looking in a local art shop for a few tubes of acrylic that are a similar shade and a white as they aren't a block colour

Someone doesn't understand how to convert Euro's to pounds or the difference between black and green

Looks like your steering wheels missing in those photos Joe, either that or your driving a LHD