Stabliofarmer

It certainly is, although I wouldn't mind a real one myself. Our 3" is now over 30 years old. Dad drove it when he was my age when a neighbour owned it, it then sat in his front room for 30 years and two years ago it was purchased by my dad. We have since had a new boiler made for her and the complete engine been overhauled. Now we have this 4" we wont reappear from the garage for three years we think Thanks Tim, the lister D after a quick tinker started and has a beautiful sound, it now starts on the first turn I must say I do like Fred a lot

Well she came from Redruth to Shewsbury with her owner then we picked her up and her she is at home Theres a lot of work but with the 3" nearing completion it should make a nice winter project, for example the last picture is all the gears that are too be cut and those two boxes behind are the components to be turned down to make the running gear. Another purchase this one from the Cheffins auction yesterday was this Lister D for the grand sum of £40, our second in the space of a year.

A half built 4'' Burrell road locomotive, picking it up tomorrow

This Phenomenally priced Britain's truck http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BRITAINS-FARM-DEUTZ-FLAT-BED-LORRY-1-32-SCALE-IN-VGC-/121158019642?pt=UK_ToysGames_DiecastVehicles_DiecastVehicles_JN&hash=item1c3594aa3a There's the same truck but mint with the cattle box and its Card box going for less

I'll be quizzing you as to what you think of Harper Adams as I wouldn't mind going there in a few years. What course are you studying?

Carpet farming at its best Alex keep it coming

That old shed is very good, something you'd find on most farms

Very well planed shed, some excellent kit you have about you too

Really coming on leaps and bounds now Alex

Scaffolding would be more of the worry. When my dad was young he was working on a house on scaffolding when lightning struck, went straight for the scaffolding and blew a hole in the house I believe. Put it this way, me dads been terrified of lightning ever since.

Very good I hope there's nothing too wrong with the scania

Too Much! There's five silage trailers, 2 NC, 2 Baileys and a Staines, The Scania and livestock trailer, the Volvo Hay wagon, a Volvo FH12, a county conversion, a heath bale chaser, a ryetec firewood processor, 3 log splitters a Polaris 850, a Roadless land rover, a trailed band saw mill, two toppers, a Land rover 110, two Ifor Williams P6 livestock trailers and a Britain's truck that will become part of the drag for the hay truck and a horsebox.

Messing around with these two Burrell 3" engines A chap who lives local's And ours, never got round to getting a picture of ours today or of both together but never mind. A very fun day indeed

Really is a grand layout you have absolutely love the quarry

Just cracking an excellent attention to detail really bringing your farm alive

That shed's coming along very well indeed

I don't suppose by the off chance Paul that any of hamleys trucks were there and that you got any pictures of them ? Looks like it was a good show with grand weather and plenty to see

Really sorry to hear that, my deepest sympathy to you and your family

Hahaha excellent very imaginative :D

Neither do I but I'd be escorting him of the premises, Quickly Really Great work, The wooden H/I beams are very effective, you can't tell the difference between them and plastic ones

Looks great looking forward to seeing more and Scania really is the only way to go

How did they recover it then ?? Did the just push it down the hill ?

I'm not sure but a Google reveals that IMT made tractors to a licensed Massey Ferguson design in Serbia so I think there just a company that gained the license from MF and made cheap versions for importing or other things of the like. Probably totally wrong but I'm sure someone will know

Someone had Lady Luck on their side that day extremely lucky to escape that without injury

This is really coming along now All the little details bring it to life, I love it