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Hopefully someone else will have another new one and can verify, They did screw up with Jos's Fergy exhaust so it could be legit, cheap and nasty fix, Regards Joe.

Sean I saw that, And backed you up to try and get the poster to comment as to whether he drilled it out and used a rivet or whatever, Watch that space, Regards Joe.

That's what I thought as well Sean, But the story on Facebook seem to suggest it been changed, I'll share it with you shortly. Scrub that it can't be shared check out Model Mad. Regards Joe.

I see UH have corrected the hitch on the latest 8S.265 models. Regards Joe.

Photographed a couple of tractors today, What do you reckon the guys sitting on the seat's of the stane grape were doing, Lifting stones maybe, And a fairly new nicely coloured Valtra. Regards Joe.

Not the easiest video to share, But here is the Valtra T 5 5th Generation video, For more info you would need to register with Valtra to see any updates, https://showroom.valtra.com/2021/?cid=70106000000dz47AAA&utm_campaign=AprilLaunch&utm_source=FacebookPost&utm_medium=&utm_content= Regards Joe.

Thanks James, I see the roof is black though, might be easy to hid them then, Regards Joe,

I would like one of those myself, mainly because they are 1/32nd scale, and strangely enough Dutch, But no doubt made in China, does that horrible looking roof rack come off, will it leave holes,?? Regards joe.

Your right of course, Resin will always be better than FDM, But things have moved on a pace in FDM printing in the last 5 / 6 years, but this video, sorry it's 27 minutes long, this guy knows his stuff, Slicer settings for War Game figures. Regards Joe.

FDM are all about slicer settings, something that is way above my head, nice to see they are right hand drive. Regards Joe

That FDM printed James,?? Regards Joe.

Cheers Ben, Just thought with it being orange it would be a Kuhn, But when you said it definately wasn't, That jogged my memory and I remember seeing an orange plough on our local Ag machinery dealers Facebook page, It is actually an ovlac plough, https://ovlac.com/en/ovlac-en/catalog/ploughs/reversible-mounted/non-stop-hidro-arado-reversible-suspendido/ Regards Joe

Finally caught up with this guy today in this unusual Silver / Grey MF 7726 S with I think a Kuhn 6 furrow plough and Sumo front box, He was covering the ground really quite quickly, https://imgur.com/a/9VYLOm1 Regards Joe

Just seen this from a guy in Brazil, AGCO Fendt 9T with a 62ft header, Auger looks awfully similar to the 7XL on the Lexion,?? Regards Joe.

Cheers Ben never realised that, I was under the impression all machines used on CTF were already specced to suit, never thought an auger could make that much of a difference,, very day's a school day, Regards Joe

I just hope UH eventually get round to producing the Bigger 38FSX Regards Joe

I was just looking at the photo's I took of my 8900TT, And reckoned Claas won't sell any of their 8900's with the 13,8 mtr headers, Not with that 7XL auger it is way to long, and I suspect to expensive, Unless Claas have an 18.8 ( 60ft ) mtr header on their options list, plus maybe the new 925HP MAN engine they already have in the 990 Jaguar chopper, we might just see a Lexion 9900TT later this year, Anyone thinking the same,?? Regards Joe.

You'll like the Krampe hook lift trailer, well detailed and heavy it's all diecast, But to operate it as a tipper you need to take two wee phillips screws out from underneath, But once you do that it's like trying to hold a well oiled jellyfish, There is also a little pin in the bag with the wheel chock's That goes in the spine of the hook lift to hold it in position. Regards Joe.

They are really nice well detailed discs Phil, I bought a set when they came out in 2015 pricey as I recall and technically no good in the UK, You certainly could not move them on the public highway as only the outer wing fold up, Here is the spec sheet for them, https://summersmfg.com/tillage/dk-diamond-disk/specifications Regards Joe.

That' very interesting David, I was unaware Trilex produced model tractors, I had thought the only thing they had ever done was a 1/50th model of the biggest bulldozer ever produced, The ACCO dozer only one ever made with two 675 Cat V8's 1350HP, And the machine never turned a wheel / track in anger,?? Regards Joe.

Thank you John, Decals are easy really, But I'd bull up on copy pasteing, that is really simple on your PC, slightly trickier on a phone, But it's best done on a PC with a large Monitor, Not looked but surmise you could use Paint 3D to crop and resize images, Mind I've had a PC now for 23 years, so second nature to me now

Thanks Paul, been wanting to do something like that for a long time now, But any tutorial I have watched before went waffeling on about Vectors, fine if you understand what they are on about, But Paint 3D does it all for you, Had to FF / REW a few times, But it opens up new avenues if you have a printer and decal paper,

I've been playing around with some decals trying to replicate the ones Hay farm's now have on all their machines and found there is an App on Windows 10 that lets you grab logo's from images,it's called Paint 3D, thankfully easy to use, here is a Youtube tutorial, Regards Joe.

Those must be by Henri are they, White on clear is tricky,?? Regards Joe.

Schuco may well do the others and maybe a yellow version as well, But I reckon if ERTL do one it will look better in the metal, Regards Joe.