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A small swath is there! behind the mower....  just turned in off the headland!

Will be uploading images to my website soon.... showing all

silage season diorama -a bit backwards....

silage diorama soon.......

Have various seasons done. Silage field is next project. Have been working on the diorama for the past few years which have changed many times... nearly there

beefed up siku fendt conversion with UH cab and front linkage...

Will post the complete farmyard diorama images to my website next week...

the rear yard with the open silage pit. The skyline and field backdrops help to give the diorama that realistic look. The final picture is of the NC dump trailer

A few pictures for my farmyard diorama. The first image is of a Renault and Bredal spreader on the roadway. Images are large, sorry to the people on dial-up.... Second image shows the entrance to the farmyard from the road More to follow...

Used Samson wheels and the rest is complete scratch built using polystyrene plastic. My conversion is basis on a New Holland conversion built by Brian Bolger. Brian did all the work I had measurements, pictures and his models to work off. The Renault conversion is on a TTV chassis with UH Renault wheels looks the business!

just 2 more... hope to post in the new year to my website with all the bells and whistles

just a few more more pictures

Nearly there with this comnversion... need to put a few more touches to it. credit Brian Bolger as this is a copy of his New Holland version.

checkout armer salmon pictures along and Fiat 100-90 on

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beet diorama display including the Fiat 100-90 and NC dump trailer

my diorama displayed at the Model Centre show in Waterford on Sunday last

in the area next week? See my beet diorama and harvestor at Waterford Crystal Sports Centre, Cork Road next Sunday 26th November 2006 as part of the Model Centre's annual show. Will be bring along my beet fleet as shown along with a few other conversions

ready for the next tank load...

getting stuck in.....

the email above is incorrect the correct one is as follows

mkmodelltraktoren@web.de

The trailer as is the tractor is painted in parts with clear lacquer (humbol) using a brush and them run in clay and repeated to get the desired effect. Finally dry clay dust is sprinkled over the model and then blowen off. No going back to a nice clear conversion!

Renault is a Joal conversion on a TTV Chassis

trailer tipping the first load

Tractor and trailer get stuck into the job of hauling. This is a trailer conversion with up and over tail door...

baler conversion has hydraulic rams on the rear door, pto guard, smaller toe pin on the drawbar painted woren look to the pickup and a jack stand. Will add a few more touches like baling twine and the famous dust job!...

JD baling conversion