graham

looking nice james cracking job

busy there there dave are you using rape seed in pics dave , on the layout I did this year I used poppy seed from health food shop I found it scaled down just right just an idea, great to see your pics

looks like it all fitted in ok dave your man there is living life on the edge

the building is coming on a treat brendan , not sure if is the same in your area as ours brendan we put in large tanks as the darys collect every over day and pay a premium to the farms that do this ,you will need some room in the tank for expansion of the dairy all these model farms expand beyond belief , keep posting the pics regards graham

the building is coming along nicely brenden the way you bend your cubicles looks good , as for the bracing in your building it is mainly to give strength when building is just a frame to stop wind blowing it out of shape in our buildings it is just in end bays ,you would have another brace going back from middle of second A frame to top of first A frame ,some buildings have them going down the side of the first and last bays , but your walls will do the same job ,hope this helps keep putting the pics up

many thanks for posting and putting pics up we owe them so much

some nice pics there and the models and displays are worth a trip , me and sharon had four days in cork and around poopped in a shop small shop in michelstown and the chap there was saying it was a good show and well worth going ,britains and siku models everywhere in ireland ,i will tie it in with a trip one year credit to you all

you been busy there will ,nice pics of the maize harvest and the calf creep

good to see the pics dave ,the grain does look good look forward to seeing more dave

for me and sharon we enjoy coming down to toytrac we must do as the economics do not add up hotel, traveling 550 miles to display a model farm and hopefully sell a few bits ,we have meet some great people through the show over the years and carry on doing so , there is lot of members on here who show cracking models off ,all i say is bring them along to show them off and the show will grow from strength strength ,look forward to seeing you all there next year

that looks a great layout paul you have some great models there how big a layout is this one seems a nice scale if limited to room for your layouts ,

few more

few more pics never got around to take any more of other layouts

try a few more i had better go to work put some more on tonight

A few more Will have another go later.

You have got some cracking models there Paul a credit to you. Here are some pics that Sharon took of my layout,

hi charlie i am also from kent i took some pics of one of your fendts and spreaders the other week was it you that was spreading down ledger farms at ringwould we are putting a new rotary parlour in down there and your kit was parked up so i had a few pics by the way you will find ftf a great place i would think regards graham

me and sharon just got back had a great weekend ,thanks to all that stoped for a chat good to see you alland many thanks if you bought some bits or buildings hope you enjoy them cheers GRAHAM AND SHARON

looks to be coming on a treat hefin,how big will the layout be ,

well hefin its coming on a treat i am at the moment helping to install a 50 point rotary parlour on a farm in kent what make is your model one based on

hefin you are making a very nice job of the dairy unit is it based on a farm near you .i will enjoy watching your progress

Just back at the farm the farms come alive this time of year with the lights on. We had a guess of how much was on the trailer. my guess was gross 24 ton, my friend guessed 26 his wife 27 and Sharon guessed 30 ton and I said know way look what I know.

more pics. where the baler was behind the combine the bales needed pushing out of the way so the trailers could unload on the move. All trailers are tailboard tip over the intake pit and through the continuous flow dryer and then onto on floor store.

Me and Sharon went to our friends where the Zerion and Baler are working a took some more pics.

Baler was working yesterday straight behind the combine but not working today. A lot of straw still lying in the fields soaking.