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Two Lee 8 ton grain trailers.

TM810 finding what I was looking for buried in his vaults! Thanks Seán!

I hope you haven't wrecked another keyboard Mark. Drool is very hard on them

Here are two pics of a Toomey taken at Wallace's in Wellingtonbridge in 2006. 7740SLE belongs to Ray Codd.

Looks like an ASDA MAN was the donor. Toomey's in Wexford are still selling these chopped down alu bodied trucks, and Beresfords in Dungarvan had one for sale earlier in the year too.

My money is on a Deutz DX from UH next year. Think about it! Fordson E27 Fordson Major Ford 5000 MF 135 MF 590 Fiat 880 Where have we seen this pattern before?

No way! After all these years?

Might be. All depends if I have time to prepare.

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Here's something just a little bit different! These Model Railway layouts are located in a small country church outside Wexford Town. Some are permanent, and others are temporary. They open to the public a couple of times a year. The detail on these displays is unreal!

The GTP website has pics of a SAME Buffalo 130 in 1:32 which they say will be made by PMA32

Thanks for letting us know Dave. Look forward to seeing you the next time you make it over here. Stan:

Hydrogen is a bad joke as a motor fuel. The NH will only run for an hour on a tank full. It takes more energy to make and compress the hydrogen than the hydrogen contains. Vegetable oil is where it is at for powering agriculture when the oil gets scarce.

She's the Liebherr Litronic R900C. Roughly a 20 tonne machine. http://www.liebherr.com/em/en/products_em.asp?menuID=106178!12090-0

Absolute cracker of a model. His order book was filling up very fast. Here are some pictures of the real thing.

Probably the best show I've been to in Ireland. Had an excellent day out. The quality of the displays and convos was superb. Wasn't able to get pictures though.

I will be on the road there shortly. Will take pics too.

That is absolutely fabulous! Well done!

Well done Steve. I could never understand why nobody had made this range in 1:32. I hope it is a big seller for you. I'll be buying a Ford 7740 2wd and a NH 6640 4wd at some stage I hope. A 7840 and 8340 will be tempting me too, I've no doubt. For the front wheels on the 2wd, might I suggest that the wheels on the Britains JD4020 would be a great template.

John Q 7430 with Bunning Dung Spreader putting out organic manure at Cushinstown (Nashmach Country)

Doherty's are at the silage again with the TM125, TSA115, TS110, 7740, and some red yoke with 5455 written on the side (the driver looks soooooooo embarassed having to be seen driving it!). The Deutz 165 mk3 and 6.31 are at corn.

There is a 4wd version sometimes badged the 3050, but I'd imagine you'd be upgrading to UH wheels and axles anyway. I reckon the 4wd might be easier to locate at this stage