Kirely

1 hour ago, NIGEL FORD said:

Tyres supplied by me. ...Incidentally your Power & Super Major kits here in early pictures are from my predecessor's era and feature "not so correct" parts that I soon altered when I took over 23 years ago.

Thanks Nigel, as for the ‘not so correct parts’, sometimes ignorance is bliss...

Farmall D25 Tractor by Autodrome

The grill markings were represented by a decal which I think takes away from the model.

McCormick Farmall DF25

Decals added.

McCormick Farmall DF25

Painting finished, I'll give it a few days before applying the decals.

McCormick Farmall DF25

Primer coat added.

12 minutes ago, NIGEL FORD said:

Hi Kieran, looking good what you've done. I can't speak for my predecessor and SCALEdown company founder the late Brian Parks but I guess he did the "A" as they had the same size tyres as the Allis B that was his first model tractor kit that he designed and built and tyre moulds made by spark-erodeing into steel blocks was very expensive in the early 80's and tyres were the stumbling block for making different models then.

Thanks Nigel for your information, I suppose you have no plans to expand your Farmall range?

McCormick Farmall DF25

Started to dry-fit this Autodrome kit but before long two hours had passed by and I'd built it, just parts to painted separately left out.

Excellent piece of construction

On 8/31/2021 at 10:08 PM, Anderson Agri said:

Had the Allis B out last week for a little gathering with a couple of mates to do some Baling with all Allis's

Great pictures

Video not working, any pics?

Replicagri Farmall Model C

A beautiful detailed model from Replicagri including different front wheel set and a driver. 

A

A big size difference between the A & C models.

The one concern I have with the model is the seat looks to high for me. 

I am tempted to lower it.

And another one from Universal Hobbies - Fordson Dexta.

Some more Dexta's from the collection, left to right Legend, Legend, Brian Norman & Scaledown.

Fordson Super Major "New Performance" UH4880

Just arrived from Universal Hobbies.

how does it match up with other "New Performance" models,  left to right, Scaledown, Universal Hobbies, Scaledown Roadless & Ertl?

Farmall Model A

I asked earlier if any of the Model A’s were send to Britain during WWII? I thought would be some IH historians out there but no so I had to do my own research.  I found that only Ford and David Brown built tractors in Britain during WWII and America’s ‘big 9’ shipped theirs from the USA including the Farmall A.

Anyway Model A completed, painted and decals added.  A very unusual tractor with its wheel spacing giving what Farmall called ‘Cultivision’

Scaledown Farmall Model A tractor.

Massey Ferguson 1080 MR

International Harvester Farmall 1066 CASE IH

Scaledown T85 Nuffield Universal 4

Ferguson TE 20 tractor

Built from a kit by NI model builder the late Lesley Stevenson

Massey Ferguson MF21 3.5 Ton Tipping Silage Sides & 3.5 Ton Hydraulic Tipping Trailer

Weeks 3.5 Ton Hi-Side Tipping Trailer

Weeks 3.5 Ton Hi-Side Tipping Trailer

With the correct toe-bar

Did not realise how out of date this thread is, catch -up time.

Scaledown AT16 Ferguson Transport Box

On 8/31/2021 at 11:04 PM, alf aphid said:

Interesting it got an orange grill, I’m fairly sure they were never sold with orange grills, although on the restoration scene it is very common, and actually looks smart. 
not a criticism, just an observation 😉

Could not find a colour photo from 1958 but the Fordson brochure shows an orange grill.

Ready for a priming coat.