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Just as a point of interest Paul, I have bought various items from Universe mini via Ebay. Less hassle in my experience.
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This is the old yard on my main farm, Pengwarthick Barton - a 350 acre beef and cereal farm in West Cornwall. Pengwarthick means "headland of the horned cattle" in the Cornish language and Barton is a Saxon word meaning barley farm.
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Just started the Teagle Titan test print. Still more work to do. Very pleased with how the wheels and tyres have turned out.
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Whats on your workbench???
Cornish-model-farm replied to MODELFARMER's topic in Other Conversions & Scratch Builds
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Presumably the answer is cheap Chinese labour
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Dowdeswell MA140 plough
Cornish-model-farm replied to Barry's topic in Latest Implement Conversions & Scratch Builds
Absolutely superb. True craftsmanship -
Millat tractors factory making classic Massey Fergusons.
Cornish-model-farm replied to phil phoenix's topic in Tractors
The 4000 series were the last Masseys produced at Banner Lane but there were factories in other countries making 300 series Masseys under licence at that time - ITMCO in Iran, for example and a factory in Turkey was still producing the MF 240. -
What's your latest farm/Construction buy in 2024
Cornish-model-farm replied to trigger82's topic in General Hobby Discussion
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Mo Miniatur actually made a 178 4wd, not a great model though.
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I agree with Rob👍
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Book collections
Cornish-model-farm replied to Steve P's topic in Brochures, Farming Books and Magazines
Tracteurs Ferguson - this book is of particular interest to me as I own eight French Ferguson tractors. The text is in French, but fortunately I speak the lingo! If you don't speak French, it still has some great pictures. -
Book collections
Cornish-model-farm replied to Steve P's topic in Brochures, Farming Books and Magazines
The English Farm Wagon. Fascinating book. Amazing variety of wagons, although four wheel wagons were never that popular here in Cornwall, due to the hilly terrain and narrow lanes.