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Yeah I think if you travel that far you need to stay over night,il take a few pics and post them.

Gary ..thats some excellent work you have done & I love the Fords .. Would love to be able to make it to Moira to see it in flesh, but Ive a wedding that same weekend on the other side of the country .   .. Maybe next year fingers crossed. 

justin it looks ok 1st glance but it doesn't really work...if you look at the side on pic you'll notie you cant really see the boards on the front plough, which is the kuhn, the boards are set nearly straight across,thats why i didnt mind taking it apart..also the main frame would probobly need shortened to,hence i think it would be good to see a front mounted plough on the market.pity you cant make it to moira,its a long run up for you..even if you came up on the friday would be tiresome drive home

thanks for the feed back.. i will fill you in surley..just on to post a quick pic and i shall try latr on to get back to you on that... for now though i think a front mounted plough would be a nice addition for uh  to produce..

funny you should say that,i got a figure for the county i got weathered and i ended up removing him as his hand didnt sit on the steering wheel and his face wasnt very good! i know they miss a driver but i haven't yet aquired any figures that please me..i have seen some great figures on other displays like farmmodels.net and martins,the guy who scratch builds the trailers,but im afraid iv only the holly loves toys and britians figures. included is a birds eye view of the same scene.

ploughing with a tw25...hope you all enjoy

Well uf you guys are coming to the moira show make sure aWell uf you guys are coming to the moira show make sure and say hello,just look out for a blue theme!its prob me..bor weatheing on the tw and the diorama models I done myself,its not hard & is easilt clened if you dont like it,the county is pro done and is permanent. Alsi the ploughing is indeed real soil.il post a pic which was 1st prize model pic in agriview mag..the best ppoughing iv done to date!

depends on wether you prefer a mounted cultivator or a trailed one really , ive got rid of the vaderstad trailed one now and just have a couple mounted ones , a bit more easier to get around all our country lanes , as to the spreaders depends how much you want to spend , ive got 2 triathlons there pretty good ,and the dangreville is a bit larger but a good machine , I hope that's helped a bit gary

just looked through your thread,some great machinery you have there...was thinking of getting one of those vaderstad cultivators...whats your opinion on it? also which is your preference on the dung spreaders...dangreville or pichon?

nice fleet of trailers you have there.

Kind words lads..thanks for the replys.. The tyres on the tw are moulded,& are very hard,i much prefer rubber tyres. Iv borrowed a set from a uh class for my tw 25gen1 which were slightly to big,so I put them in the oven for a while & they came in enough to do the job..a guy from the moira forum converted the tw iv posted.raised the bonnet widened the back axle openef the sunroof & put the moulded tyres on.i thought the origonal tyre treads looked half wore.

at long last iv managed to take a few pics of some of what i collect..the county and vaderstad have been to farmmodels.net for some work.