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Great photos Corky, only just picked up on your thread. Big skies you have over there. Enjoy seeing how things are done your side of the Pond.

10 hours ago, 844john said:

Looking forward to seeing this one Paddy, I've always had a soft spot for American farming scenes from that era, usually they involve the other shade of red though

Just wondering John if there is any IH's currently available that you think would suit a 60's/early 70's American scene as I would like to include one. I expect most of the Replicagri gear has a European bias? I've got a 644 here but that's about it.

Great attention to detail there Ben, nice to see some 'life' about the place, makes all the difference I think. Enjoyed looking at the photo's, just wondering what you used for the straw swath, not always easy to capture so well.

Looks well on the rollers  Kieran.

On 9/27/2019 at 10:59 AM, Kirely said:

Scaledown Leyland 384

Really like how you light the yard Kirely, gives great shadowing, even off the trees, can't get more realistic than that.

2 hours ago, Kirely said:

It's worth doing, remove the front weights, the front & rear mudguards and replace them with the Scaledown ones.

Will Scaledown supply just the mudguards or do you have to buy the complete kit?

Nicely done Gary, some proper kit getting to work there. Liking the bird life.

Glad you had a good outing Paul, some nice shots there.

Plenty of tractors & autojumble there Paul. Some nice restored examples. Hope you have a good day there.

Good find that Justin, usually part of header missing. Nice MB trac sitting there too.

On way home from a long week, creeping towards a set of traffic lights, big bang, thought I'd been rear ended, no, just caught sight of big piece of dead tree bounce off boot & rear quarter panel leaving 2 dents. £500 to put right so the man says. Time & place I suppose

Like that Ted. My eye is always drawn to the Landrover parked in the shed, just looks right.

Bit of  tidying up with the flail tonight, just done before lights on. Nettles have had a field day this year though rabbit numbers dropped, only saw 1 out there.

Thanks Corky, I find the ponies very calming to be around, although they have an appetite for tractor mirrors & tyres if they get a chance. Ate the side out of the muck trailer!

Sounds as though your're getting on well Sean. Its going to be a handy size when you've finished & worth the effort. The older I get the less I enjoy digging, got a soakway to do, keep finding other jobs to do 1st!.

Good looking trailer & set up there Kieran.

18 minutes ago, 844john said:

Cheers Paddy! I've ended up buying a 1ltr tin each of Ford blue and grey, we've no Ford tractors here, so the model fleet might grow a bit yet to use up some of the paint!

That's great news, the sub 5000 pre force range seems a sadly neglected area....

A fleet to be proud of John, always inspirational to see your work.

Very nice Martin, glad you couldn't resist photo's.