toyfarmer

on this timber framed shed i used some cheap glue bought from a market stall to glue the cladding on but it wasn't any good and the cladding keep peeling so i've stripped it off and started again. the left hand side has been partitioned off and this will become a small workshop/tool store the two cardboard tubes will eventually become grain silos

this shed still needs lights guttering and doors and i've tried to weather it using watercolour paints

the gravel for the yard is fine potting grit, the white foam i've used to form the verges is the stuff used for exspansion joints in brickwork and the grass on the verges is spring grass flock from a model train site called gaugemaster. for hedging i've used lichen and the longer old grass at the base of the is also from gaugemaster and bought as a mat about 8 inches by six inches in size, it is very flexable and can be stretched, i cut mine into 1/2 inch strips then stretched it out till it was about 1/4 inch wide and glued it into the bottom of the hedge

hi guys, this is my second attempt at creek fen farm. as you will see it is very much a work in progress but ithought i would post up some pictures to show my progress, please feel free to comment good or bad and any questions please ask . the first pictures show the overall view at the present time

looks great, johnsons factory backed on to my grandads house in march and i had three uncles who worked there

great picures again, some good action in your area, thanks for sharing

great representation of beet drilling, saw a set up just like that down the road the other day. the first time i've seen a tractor on row crop duals around here

great start to your farm mate, you have a great range of models and i look forward to watching your farm develope

love the buildings, the skill of your work never ceases to amaze me

very realistic photos

great updates, the hand tools you have made are excellant

welcome to the forum, great work on the massey, brilliant idea for the pto

nice pictures, its good to see some different methods of farming

whoops, it,s a lot of years since i've been anyones toyboy

great pictures, plenty of activity on your farm, which looks good by the way

that is just so brilliant, its perfect

hello and welcome udo, i think you,ll enjoy your time on here the members are a great bunch of people. looking forward to seeing pictures of your collection

that looks superb, i like the way the cladding's not all perfectly level makes it look a authentic older building

love the massey and lemken drill, great set ups

great start there mate, looking forward to watching your progress

excellant farm mate, great buildings and the attention to the little things like the pallets lying around really make it

thats an excellant weighing machine

i hope tims toys didn't get broke when they got dropped

great looking layout simon

ford 6610 with a massey ferguson 30 seed drill