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Does anybody out there have the 8690 plus the Kvernerland PB 100,would you please put up a couple of photo's of them,together, Thanks in advance, Regards Joe.

What's the thing on the roof on pages 16 and 17 ?? Regards Joe.

Kinda glad I stopped bidding on the one I was watching,cheers Mark, Regards Joe.

"Real" 1/35th scale barbed wire available here http://www.accurate-armour.com/ShowProduct.cfm?manufacturer=0&category=7&subcategory=46&product=358 Regards Joe.

I've just discovered if you have a Dave Towse STX precision hitch,you can use it on a Wiking Fendt 936 as well Regards Joe.

Just checked the rest of their stuff,none of them have any box's, Regards Joe

Just discovered this on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/UH-1-32-Tractor-Massey-Ferguson-MF-135_W0QQitemZ110297933684QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item110297933684&_trkparms=72%3A1121|39%3A1|66%3A2|65%3A12|240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14 Regards Joe

According to John Ayrey,the diecast retailer,it's due for release this month, Regards Joe.

Did anybody try and do a model convo of this Regards Joe.

According to an e-mail I received from Geoff at TopTractor today the Kvernerland plough has been delayed by one week,wont be here now until early next week :'( Regards Joe.

Anytime FB,that's my job,brilliant stuff on that site,love the CARBON fibre aerials Joe.

1/35th scale but very close to 1/32nd scale http://www.accurate-armour.com/showaaproducts.cfm?category=7&subcategory=46 http://www.accurate-armour.com/showaaproducts.cfm?category=4&subcategory=33 http://www.accurate-armour.com/showaaproducts.cfm?category=4&subcategory=105 Joe.

Isn't it funny how €29.90 = £ 24.11p becomes £ 29.99,that £ 5.88 MUST be to cover the overheads Regards Joe.

A BIG front mounted plough for the MF 8690 would be good, Joe.

That's really quite a beast [ftp=ftp://][/ftp] [ftp=ftp://] [/ftp] Joe.

Found this on the net,hope it helps http://farmtoys-technicworld.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=61&Itemid=1 ,price is €69.95 Regards Joe.

Hi Marky,sorry been away all day checking out my mate's diorama,see below,right the "pullers",the "tips" of the pullers were to thick to fit between the wheels,but did fit over the tyres,so I pulled the tyres off,which let me see the problem clearer,so I shoved the handle of a pair of plyers in one side of the wheel and a bigish screw driver in the other side and just prised the wheel off,they are held on by a bearing like washer which is "squeezed" onto the end of the axle and et viola. Regards Joe

Pardon Mark,would you like to try that again \. Regards Joe.

Hi benny,received my puller today and it's brilliant ???at pulling the TYRES off,but it did make getting the wheels off a whole lot easier. Regards Joe.

Just bought one online,should get it in a couple of days,and it was cheap,should have less chance of damageing the wheels.Regards Joe.

Just had an idea,wouldn't it be easier useing a bearing puller. Rgeards Joe.

Hi bennyv78,thank you for the information. Regards Joe.

This is way better colour

Hope this works,never tried it before http://www.zippyvideos.com/4367932554823436/24s_in_train_large/ it should be a video of a John Deere 9400 articulated tractor pulling TWO 24 cu/yd scrapers,that should equal about 72 tons,you can hear it grunt when it starts to dig in. Regards Joe.

Thank GPS,it would be interesting to see your other photo's. Regards Joe.