toyfarmer
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Are you talking sh*t again
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great topic this i enjoy following your progress
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great shed, coming along very well indeed, looking forward to seeing more.
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Massey Ferguson 6616, very tidy Ford 6600 with a seed drill and in the same field a Fiat 88-94 with a Lely power harrow, New Holland T6??? with a power harrow and a Renault 75-12 with a sugar beet drill.
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very sorry to read of your troubles, been there myself a few years ago, keep your chin up and best wishes for the future, regards Toyfarmer
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Classic (Valley Contracts) Silage Scenes
toyfarmer replied to Valley Axe Man's topic in Model Farms & Layouts
stunning silage scenes, well worth the effort -
you have created a great layout and have a superb silage fleet
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Great work, old fashioned buildings have so much more character about them.
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great start, i look forward to watching your farm progress.
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nice pics, i like the sampo combine and the muir hills, good to see some different machines.
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I think a lot of them around here came off the bases as they shut down.
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I considered something similar then found some old railway track while having a tidy out and got to thinking how i could make use of it and this is what i came up with
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Made from memory of one on one of the farms my dad worked on when i was a child. Still plenty in use around here which will be useful when the time comes for painting and weathering
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More updates will follow as work progresses, please tell us what you think.
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It measures 270mm wide 300mm long 180mm high. I now have to paint the insides of the frame before i put the rear wall in
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Having a go at making a Nissan hut using Nickel silver rails taken from some old oo gauge Hornby Railway track. Heres my progress so far.
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Nissan hut
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Great work with your dealership building, looking forward to seeing the interior detailing continuing
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Thats a great diesel tank set up you have made
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Absolutely brilliant scenery work and great photography
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The detail in your combine is amazing, you surely are the Leonardo da Vinci of scratch builders
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I think they were made by FMC in Fakenham Norfolk
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a great topic to follow. amazing detail in the workshop.
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Whilst it's a shame to hear about your crop problems, it's very interesting to read about your day to day life on the farm.