Rick

What horse power are these replicas??

Sweet work Sean really like the looks of the MF in detail.....keep them coming.....

Awesome work FP what is the horsepower of that tractor???  You do good work.. That tractor is so green you could sell it to a yank...... ;D

my old girl had a little fire on me lets say it wont no game of hot potato? more like hot seat as i was driveng pased my antiey who just happens to work at the local radio and they have played song all weekend for me burn babby burn hot stuff and loads more i didnt think it could go that fast till then 33.4 mhp i got up to

What he say ??? ??? ???   You haven't been sneaking into the Numpty vaccine have you JD?

I will see if I can find one for you JD

This is as close as I can get with that tractor

Whew this is an awesome thread, one thing I am wondering about in regards to the ZTX I see G & M referred to it as a 280 I think and Q makes a reference to a number but no were on the ZTX I have does it show a number....So what's the skinny on that?  Rick

PS For Q is the dual wheels custom/conversion or is that stock???

I don't think it is common, fb gets yet another numpty for his input in this thread!!? :

A double numpty, well who would of thunk \ \ \ \

Hmmmm... my Universal Hobbies MTX is an MTX 175.

Is your MTX200 1/16 scale Rick? I can't find any info on a 1/16 MTX200 from UH. Thanks.

hmmmmm  I have an MTX 150 made by Cerberus and looks 1/16 but the MTX 200 seems just a tad smaller....but not by much...I will post pictures of them both soon.  My wife took the camera and I am in the process of buying one for me............when I get it I will do some pics 

Rick

MTX or do you mean ZTX Rick?

I have both the MTX 200 and the ZTX both in the same color box.....

I got the MTX here in the states it seems like it is a UH replica because the box is the same color as the two other McCormicks which are UH.  Rick

My ZTX does not have numbers but my MTX 200 and V 80 does......Odd I never noticed that.... \

Rick

Yes right it is a Vineland series tractor hence it is narrow for the grape and apple orchards...............Awesome little critter.........................

Awesome work......

Dogs, well damn we have some water spaniels and cocker spaniels and if I remember correctly I dated a couple dogs in college.... \

thanks for the tip....Rick

Damn, wonder how long before I am going to understand "Brit Talk".... \  Wish I had a clue to what a spaniel was........   Rick

Nathan:  As far as the CR 960 they came out in the Spring of 04 I found them at the first two dealers I checked so I would assume they are not hard to find.  They sell over here somewhere between 20 to 22 pounds.  Also considering ( a sad fact) collectors in the North America are not much into 1/32 so for that reason again I would assume the CR 960 is not too hard to find.  ..I bet the 1/64 scale of the 960 has outsold the 1/32 a long ways over here........

As far as how many have been made Im not sure and I dont think Ertl releases that figure........I will look into that issue more......

Rick

Hi Rick,

Looks like a 1/32 Ros New Holland TX 66 Combine. Not that common a combine I don't think in the model world, but in 1/1 scale there quite common here in the UK. They are quite good, detail being ok has wing mirrors, beacons etc. The quality though isn't so good plastic is rather delicate and brittle I find. This may be a dumb question but what is a skinny?

Also Rick do you have any info on the 1/32 Ertl/britains New Holland CR 960 combine are these common or quite hard to find now. How many where made and are they still being made. Just bought one so want some general info on them. Can you help?

Thanks

What the "skinny" slang for "what is the information" or "what is the deal"

Let me do some research on the NH CR 960

Nathan

Ive never seen one of these combines before?  What's the skinny on them?

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