SPN

Those are something else. Well done.

(My money is still on witchcraft)

UniversMini are showing a new weight block for the 4450 in stock.

I'm loving the different liveries of GXI9427, Connolly, Fisher, Prodrive, Bastos and possibly Cronin down the back?

I knew there was somewhere I was meant to go today 🤢

Were those rally cars 1/32? I have the Rothmans RS1800, Ascona, Manta and 911 SC RS in 1/32, but have never seen the Subaru Legacy in 1/32.

The plant hire yard looks interesting as well.

Thanks for posting the pics.

What trailer is behind the black MF in the HC Beales pictures?

Printed as one part, or multiple parts?

Thinking about the painting in particular.

1 hour ago, hody21 said:

Any info/new on the new releases yet. We usually get to know what's what around now.

Britains have a stand at the Moira Show and the locals usually ply them with strong spirits to get them to spill the beans on upcoming releases.

4 hours ago, James Joe Dewar said:

Funnily enough, quite a few folk are saying exactly the opposite,

Regards

Joe.

Yes, they would look even better in the Ford heritage colour scheme 😉

12 hours ago, James Joe Dewar said:

No prizes for guessing who did these, ?

Regards

Joe.

It's amazing how much better they look in blue

Looking forward to this.

Who is the maker?

Do they have a website?

35 minutes ago, Cornish-model-farm said:

UH squeezing the last drop profit out of the MF 65 moulds I see. This is a French Mk II model. Whereas in Britain we had the Mk I from very late 1957 to mid-1960, the first French Mk I was introduced in the latter half of 1960 and was the same as our British Mk II. When Multi-Power later became an option on the 65, the French designated those tractors Mk II. As I have said elsewhere on this forum, the UH MF 65 models are absolute rubbish. They can't even get the bonnet shape right. Corgi Toys managed to get that right back in the 1960s, so no excuse whatsoever. The Scaledown MF 65 models remain my firm favourites - all credit to Nigel Ford.👍

The back wheels of the UH 65 are perfect for a Massey 65 digger, otherwise, the Scaledown is the business.

2 hours ago, justy 46 said:

All Massey.... 🤔

Castlebridge could be getting a Steyr 6280 very handy if the T7.300 doesn't turn up before November

Can someone rename this thread to the proper format.

A 12.90 combine and two different 1290 big balers.

13 hours ago, justy 46 said:

The Marshalls are something good I spose.. 😁

Interestingly, they made the two Marshalls as Limited Editions of 350 each.

That is more than were made in real life.

Another 6 cylinder 2wd added to the collection.

VKA Ford 8600 2wd

VKM Ford 8600 2wd

Very very expensive, made of resin, very detailed

Rear wheels too small, very fragile (every time I touch it something else falls off)

Took a long time to decide to buy it, but very glad I did. Another 2wd 6 cylinder and an important gap filled in the Ford collection

MarGe D844, D944 and 8130 SK2

Expensive, very detailed, finicky, link arm damaged on D844, no drawbars/trailer hitches, front weight is a pain.

Definitely display models rather than for carpet farming.

Glad I bought them, will buy the 8120 2wd as well. Would have preferred a D125 or D135 over D944

On 8/23/2011 at 10:21 PM, FendtFarmer said:

 

9 hours ago, CX820Joe said:

I assume there will be a Steyr 8090 at some stage from Marge, as the Marshalls have been done in 2 different lengths? 

The 8090 was already done in 2wd and 4wd for the LCN Members a couple of years ago.

3 hours ago, IH885XLMAN said:

Can you still buy david brown 990s from NIGEL FORD 

Yes, he has just done a new run of the 990 on 14x30 rear wheels

Disappointed with the Steyr 6150 as it is based on the old NH T6 with the even older T5.110/115 rear wheels and the 2 point hitch (instead of the much nicer wheels and 3 point linkage from the T5.130/4130)

Big opportunity missed.

(Note to self, track down some 4130 rear wheels from a conversionist to transplant onto the 6150)

21 hours ago, justy 46 said:

Thanks Paul.. 2 more events like this over the next 4 weeks.. I will keep ye posted.. 😁👍

 

 

Keep me posted as well.

I missed this and I missed de Courcey.

21 hours ago, ford man said:

You know lads, britains should do the new steyr tractor based on the NH T7 300. Would be different. Also the fendt 615 again in a modern tooling method. And finally, a JF 1260 trailed forage harvester.

They did the Steyr variants of the TSA and TN back in the day, so not beyond the bounds of possibility.

UH are doing the Steyr variant of their T7.300 too.