toyfarmer

looks good, like the bales

don't matter who wins mate it's just a bit of fun great entries everybody

thanks for the comments everybody ;D

its summer 2007 at creek fen farm and although we run a strictly arable operation at the present time we have a deal with a cattle farmer out welney way that allows him to bale our straw and us to have his muck for spreading usally managing to cover around 30 acers, this year we are using our massey ferguson6180 on the howard rotaspread loading it with our sanderson forklift all done and ready for the disc harrows thanks for looking

hope all goes well for your mum

sorry to read this, been through the same myself, try and keep your sprites up, hope you can both keep talking and work your problems out

no jobs should be beyond you with that well equipped workshop, great idea to make the roller door slide out the roof

getting a letter in the post from work saying we are all going on a three day week for the next eight weeks

welcome to the forum, thats a great bit of kit

nice work, great idea for the augers on the bale spreader

thats a great first build well done

great workshop you have put together, the post knocker is a nice touch

your building is absolutly perfect the best model buillding i've ever seen

your outdoor pics are brilliant especially the power harrowing shot

sounds like a great idea mate

looks good, if you wanted to make your haystack look bigger use your bales around the edges of your shed and leave the middle empty

nice work BM, your making great progress

layouts looking great

looks great, like the way you've blended the different shades of green in the grass field

welcome to the forum mate, are you going to post any pics of your models

please do, it's all about sharing

i buy mine from a little model shop in town

its called field grass by woodlands scenics

great photos once again thanks for posting

hi everybody, got some weeds around the beet clamp now, what do you think ?