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I'd say your best bet would be the Siku MF 284S

Keeps on getting better. Well done Mr D.

I've never seen the Muledozer in blue before. Good find there! Well done.

Yesssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!! Now I can upgrade my IH784s to 14x34 wheels. 8) 8)

Super pictures as always Richard. Question. Why do you have the wheel weights on the rear wheels of the 1174? I am more used to seeing them on the front wheels.

http://www.traynor.ie I'm due to get a lend of their demo unit in the next couple of weeks to sow some clover.

You should go. It is excellent. I stayed in Amsterdam and got the train to Zwolle. 5 mins walk from train station. Will get back there one of these years.

Claas Jaguar 960

Another cracking issue Mr Day. I always wondered why nobody had gone to the Falklands to bring that baby back home. What I wouldn't give to own one of those. The story says there were 10 series 40 Countys built, and then that there were only two 1184-40s. What became of the other 8, and what models were they? Look forward to more features on that tractor. She is a pure gem. Keep up the good work.

There's a gentleman in Yorkshire dribbling all over his keyboard because of those pictures.

What do you mean hard? You were a natural. Keep up the good work.

Replace the lot with Ford 5000s and you'll have no problems

I got this picture off TTS in 2003. I believe it is a Martyn Reeve MH101

John Deere owners had the same problem until Britains made a JD service van for them. Funny how nobody ever needs a Ford/New Holland service van

I don't remember authorising that.

So the models aren't going in there until Friday then? :-X

Hear hear!

That was based on the narrow front (trike) JD from ERTL. It was also known as the "Sound Idea" JD. They are easy enough to find on eBay (most of the time) and I'd suggest not paying more than $10-$15 for one. Here's a very expensive one on eBay at the moment: [url=http://cgi.ebay.com/1973-JOHN-DEERE-4430-NF-SOUND-GARD-1-32nd-SCALE-MIB_W0QQitemZ180238386632QQihZ008QQcategoryZ2497QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem]1973 JOHN DEERE "4430 NF" SOUND-GARD

Very nice!

Fiat 180-90, 110-90 and 1580. Must get a Siku L75 at some stage too.

Oliver Walston has published the [url=http://www.thriplow-farms.co.uk/annual/2008.htm]2008 Diary recently. Some change from 1970s! In 1974/75/76 he purchased 16 new tractors (thirteen of them Fords - well who wouldn't buy mid-70s Fords if they had the chance?). He is now down to 4 tractors, 3 of which were bought in the last three years. A Fendt 818 and two John Qs. The 4th tractor - unless I am mistaken - is a 2001 Claas Challenger. I look forward to reading this Diary every year. I hope you enjoy it too.

[url=http://www.independent.ie/farming/mad-for-models-1576164.html]Mad for models Jim Breen takes a look at the lighter side of farm machinery

It's a John Deere! They are great for testing out lump hammers with. innit.

Cracking model Barry. Make sure you lock up carefully tonight To answer Paul, the Fuel filler on top of bonnet is one minor point, the alternator.

Front wheels are to big. Here's how she should look with a Selene 4wd kit.