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Pedigree Hereford's what? (aka, lose the apostrophe! )

The 1:16 Marston Trailer will sell, I'd reckon.

So that's why the TS-A New Hollands are getting so popular around here.

I see Marky's banana ploughing style is catching on! :D :D

Different bonnet and wheels to a 110-90. She's make a good 130-90 alright. I can see lots of people using bits of it to upgrade the Britains Fiat to a 110-90 though.

WOW! Your Best Yet!

Where are the pictures?

That is good news. Thank you Flavio!

Whahaaaay! Pudding has arrived! Life on FTF will never be the same again

Benac 3000 wagon, Kverneland Plough, Alfa Laval Tanker and red New Holland Baler were all "Wow! " items in their day for me.

Santa doesn't worry about the price!

Tell us more about the blue Muledozer. I've only ever seen the bog-standard orange one. Nice collection by the way. I still haven't gotten around to buying the Joal Renault and Landini.

It's on my list of things to build too. I took photos of a big Finnish mobile dryer (name escapes me) a couple of years ago, but never got around to trying to build it. One of these days! Best of luck with yours.

The round wing 6Y Ford 5000. Its gorgeousness still puts the hair standing on the back of my neck.

The Scania R620 "kiepcombinatie" will be, as far as I can discern, a rigid and trailer combination. 620 ponies on a rigid! I saw (heard ) my first 620 last week, with the ballast from an LTM1500 on't back (and the LTM following behind, for any Crane anoraks hereabouts). When I finally clear the overdraft after buying the Siku MAN, I will definitely be buying a Scanny (or two).

I don't care how much it costs ...................

That was July 18th! Does time move at a different pace in Lilliput?

That would be [url=http://www.valtra.com/common_sites/commoneng/news/ValtraNews/2003/1_1_new.asp?id=564&loc=13&CC=0&FROMCLUB=0]this gentleman

Tris, Could you tell us what types of Plastruct pieces you used to make that, rather tidy, barn?

Dutra meets John Deere!

Attention Marky Ferguson! What engine is that?

What a lovely colour! (Dear Diary: Must do a similiar thread showing my beautiful blues - come on Marky, even you must admit you enjoy blues every now and again!)

Had a chat with Dave today. The prototypes will be there, but it is unlikely that he will have finished models for people to take away. There is a story to this - but I can't go into it here. Talk to Dave when you get to Spalding and he will fill you in. He will, though, have loads of Countys, Roadless and Does for people with a more discerning taste in tractors.

"Oh, Diane, honey, you'll never guess ............... " :D

And it was looking so good (lots of blue) for so long - then along came the Greenies.