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Holy holy, BOR did you just photoshop in the real thing? The detail on those harvesters is fantastic love them.

Excellent builds there BOR, they bring back memories, always got me Britains kit out when I saw the real thing at work.

Looking good CJ Like that big bale handler on the JCB Farmaster

Lovely Fiat Noel, More drooling!!! I was supposed to travel down to Killkenny yesterday to pick up one but the frost kept me at home :'(

Sean Ash tree farm is coming on well, that wooden gate looks like you spent a bit of time on it, nice detail great updates

Excellent show, hope to head that way some year. Great buildings and conversions, thanks for posting the pics lads

That's going to be a nice cubicle house when finished, typical structure in this part of the world looking forward to seeing it complete

Like the map nice little touch, is it from a real farm or drawn up for woodside 1/32? Like the wooded area to the back of the yard nice to see trees on a layout.

Lots of space in that loft to develop a great layout, looking good so far.

Excellent updates there CJ, I've been trying to get a look at your layout for the past 24hrs, since you added the new pics, but my broadband connection seems to have reverted to dial-up speeds for some reason. It's good today though Have to say worth the wait, Ballylaw has some nice new kit for the winter.

Lookin forward to seeing your layout on the move again Mark

Excellent layout Luke, you've put alot of work into the small detail, love the pit shots and the old Deere covered in dust lovely stuff

Going out of farming Blake, what are you talking about, get that layout back on the go >

using spray on glue you can attach the foliage to tree forms of hedge rows

Just thought I post this little tip here,I wanted to find and in-expensive way of making foliage, so I tried this idea. Hope it help's all layout builders. I first cut up a square of foam, the type of stuff you can get in any soft furnishing shop. Used for making seat cushions. I made 1/2 inch pieces and used a kitchen blender to make fine crumbs of the foam, same way you make stuffing for the sunday roast I soaked the foam crumbs in Ronseal fence paint, and then dried the material in the oven at about 100c for 30 minutes. Here's the result

Looks interesting must follow this one

Just came across this topic, wow your a man for detail Simon. Talk about taking on a project looking forward to seeing your finished TM

Saw this model today in a local shop, must take a closer look sometime this week. The price tag was reasonable at €64.00

Know I said it this afternoon but lovely detail there ;) great to see the close up pics.

Nice build there, going to be a great shed when done.

Great update, that dairy unit is going to be a great job when finished, can't wait to see more updates on this one The detail is great like the hoof prints and tyre tracks in the mud

Layout is looking great Sue, always the plan small layout at first, but you enjoy making new bits and pieces, different scenes and before you know it your kocnking the wall down into the neighbours Great layout Sue looking forward to more updates.

Great pictures Noel, I can't wait to get my maize header from Fred, I might just adapt it to fit the Claas Jag. Love the new trailers more great stuff from Martin, everytime I see a pic of that new MF from UH I drool can't wait to make a purchase

Hmm should of looked closer at the title sorry Boss won't happen again ;D

Opening first cut silage, housing the young dry stock, buy a few lambs for winter grazing.