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James Joe Dewar

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  1. Do you know anybody in Ireland that might 3D print them for you, There are a few guys there that do 3D printing. Regards Joe.
  2. How about these , also from farmmodels nl, 46.3 x 20.3, I reckon you'll struggle to find Michelin's anywhere,rear's maybe, but fronts I doubt. https://www.farmmodels.nl/Trekker-(vooras)-Banden-ZONDER-velgen-Ø-46.7-mm-(kopie-fendt-718-Siku)-1:32-04271- Regards Joe.
  3. Cheers Jan, Yes I did think the problem would be exacerbated if you went to smaller scale, The 1/50 scale guy's would love these decals,I would think even some of the "bespoke" model producers might show some interest if the "bug's" could be sorted, As a matter of interest are you on Facebook, ?? Regards Joe.
  4. Yes that's him, He has a farm at Newmacher, Him and Brian Grey organise the Northeast models show which is held in the Axis Centre in Newmacher, It's useually a very busy show, they raise a lot of money for local charities, Andy is the "JINX" in the first Show photo, https://farmtoysforum.com/topic/26487-aberdeen-north-east-farm-and-construction-show-2019/ https://farmtoysforum.com/topic/27949-north-east-model-farm-construction-show/ Regards Joe.
  5. This is a very interesting developement in decals, They look as if they have some profile in them, Rounded as opposed to flat, And I can't help wondering if rubbing over them after their applied with a cotton bud with a tiny amount of Isopropyl alcohol might help remove the residual adhesive, Also going by the reflection of your thumb on the display case would I be right thinging that D8 is 1/25th scale,?? Regards Joe.
  6. Cheers Callum, I knew I should have checked mine before I replied,Andy's were better detailled and came with side extensions, Unfortuneately these days I think he is to busy full time farming to produce models, here are a couple I took at Hilltops I think in Aberdeen a few years back, Regards Joe.
  7. More news on the 9XXL https://www-farm--connexion-com.translate.goog/2024/02/28/john-deere-9rx-830-le-plus-gros-tracteur-du-marche/?_x_tr_sl=fr&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp Regards Joe
  8. Fine collection you have there Callum, Unless I'mvery much mistaken that looks like an Andy Ingram Stewart trailer, Did you buy that at Aberdeen, Or Maybe Newmacher, ??, Regards Joe.
  9. I just read the latest edition of Farm Machery Journal, And in it was an interesting article about Philip Trim's Krone Big X 980, But what caught my attention was the large additive tank on the back of it, So I figured I could sketch that up fairly easily in CAD, So I did that and here is the result, I put it on my 580 along with my old XDisc wholecrop header, https://farmtoysforum.com/topic/27296-f-a-o-james-teperand-anyone-else/#comment-653441 Regards Joe.
  10. Reckon that will have a very hefty price tag, There's an awful lot of very fine detail on it, https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=911532543817406&set=pcb.911533283817332 Regards Joe.
  11. It is Barry, officially launched today, It will weigh upto 38 tonne and boost will take it to 913HP, ?? Regards Joe.
  12. John Deere have at long last announced the release of they're new 9RX830 and another two new high horse power quad tracked tractors, Regards Joe.
  13. Looking good there so far Paul, No idea if these might of interest you but fammodels nl have started stocking these nice back drops, 700mm x 3600mm, they are pricey at €79.99 but should be available through Mandy at Hollylovestoys, https://www.farmmodels.nl/website/index.php?Show=Search&KeyWord=Landschap poster #filter:dcfdf7f77926842a3c77b28914222b03 Regards Joe.
  14. Far easier to get a refill of Hydrogen, Than wait at the roadside for some assistance from someone with a Diesel powered generator to recharge your dead batteries, Electric vehicles are absolute lunacy, But these day's Lithium is an awful lots easier and cheaper to extract than oil,!! Regards Joe.
  15. According to Tractormania via Facebook the TX68 is comeing out in Octeber. Regards Joe,
  16. A new electric tractor comeing soon based on a JCB 4000 series, With no gearbox and lighter that a diesel version. https://www.farm-connexion.com/2024/02/23/seederal-devoile-son-premier-tracteur-electriqueRegards Joe.
  17. The Case look's like a photoshopped version of the Steyr,?? Regards Joe.
  18. These make good top links made of brass adjustable and many different sizes, https://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/cgi-bin/ss000001.pl?page=search&SS=BOTTLESCREW+&PR=-1&TB=O&ACTION=&ACTION=Go! Regards Joe.
  19. Ever thought of useing Molotow Liquid Chrome James available as felt tip markers, Or refill's which can be used straight into an Airbrush, ?? https://www.molotow.com/en/product-series/marker-refills/professional/ Regards Joe.
  20. Aye a wee bit practice is defifately required, Regards Joe.
  21. No problem Liam, it is handy stuff, you can apply it with a paint brush so you can get pretty fine detail, fiddly, but you get into the hang of it eventually, Regards Joe.
  22. I can't find a tutorial for tyres useing Designspark mechanical for cleated rears, there is a Russian guy with two but with no narration, And he seems to make a mistake and backtrack. so no good, three ribbed fronts are easy if you can get the dimentions, as are wheels, this guy on Cults does a fair few 1/25th scale tyres, and rescaleing those is simple enough, he is a link to some of them, Cults can be very busy and slow, These are mainly tractor pulling tyres, but worth a look, maybe better early morning before America wakes up, https://cults3d.com/en/design-collections/CosplayItemsRock/monster-jam-tires-scale-1-25 Regards Joe.
  23. Hopefully this link will work, ?? https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KeSwPx5JADc Regards Joe.
  24. Can you sketch your own tractor rear's Sean, ?? Regards Joe.
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