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These two can be found on eBay every so often, if you want an 80s/90s pick up. I believe the moulds are now owned by https://atlantis-models.com , so there is a possibility they could be reissued at some stage

They had an unbelievable diorama back about 20+ years ago. Much of it with hand made models.

Why would they be right to refuse a vaccine for a very debilitating virus? Whatever about someone not wanting to protect themselves and their families, they have no place in a work environment where they could infect their colleagues, including colleagues who are either immune compromised themselves or have family members who are immune compromised. Compensate them with a P45 and give them the door.

Yes, but looks even better again in red and white.

The T8 is too heavy. That's why they developed the T7 HD to fill that gap. It worked, so now they have increased the power of the HD to 340hp.

They were made by MiniAgriPassion in Belgium back around 2020. A very simple and straightforward model to build. It's not showing on their website now though, although there is a new kit for a 6m header. https://www.miniagripassion.be/kits-map/42-kit-chariot-barre-de-coupe-6-metres.html

Closer to home, I could imagine Olly Harrison trying that up Liverpool way. He did a comparison between the turning circle of a Xerion and a Quad-Trac last week.

UH6425 MF8270 on low ground pressure tyres

Here's a comparison with the T7070 by ROS which was the previous range topper when it was introduced in 2009.

That would get you most of the way, but you'd still have to swap smaller wheels. The T7.300 has taller wheels than the T7.270

Two high sided Ransomes are on my wish list. I kept putting them off until it was too late.

Jos now showing the stock 728 G7 on his website as backorder at €99.13+VAT https://toys-farm.com/en/collector-farmmodels-1-32-by-brand/wiking-2024-scale-models-1-32/wiking-2024-fendt-728-vario-gen-7-1-32/a-54456-10000105

That's a 1975 Cork reg.

Four More Steyrs. That's ten in the last couple of months if you include the Marshall 844 and 944 🙄 Essentially a pair of T5.130s, a T6.180 and T7.300 with CVT transmissions in Cork colours 😄

I remember a local beet haulier (and tillage farmer) bought the first FIECO cabbed 7600 I remember seeing back in the day. It had a front loader and was used to lift the beet from the heaps into the Armor Salmon cleaner loader. Big bucket on the front, big counter weight on the back, rutted ground frozen solid, an unsympathetic tractor driver = tractor split in half at the bell housing.

Delighted to finally have a 1/32 G Wagen and the BRG XJ6 in the collection

I saw somewhere that the engineers at NH have made a model of the CR11 from lego and have submitted it to lego as a proposal for a new product. Lots of working bits on it too.

Back up and running now. Looks to be a new website.

Likewise. Could be a bodged update or someone changing something simple like a file name.

I watch out for special offers. If there's a model on my watch list going for below RRP that covers the postage I will usually buy a couple more models to make use of the "free" postage.

Are you looking for 22 inch twins, super singles or floatations?

Thanks Smithy. I've never seen a 784 with that cab, so always wondered about the gear shift. Am I correct that the 784 had synchromesh gears?

728 with front loader and 728 Murkan style

What is the gearshift arrangement on the 784 with the Sekura cab? H pattern to the left of drivers seat?

That's why eBay makes a 52% net profit margin