JEP

As all of the above.

That looks the business John.

Absolutely top work as per usual.

I've tried a couple of times to find details on it, unfortunately without success.... 

As you say, it would have been on the photobucket, and hasn't a lot of that content been lost??

Thanks for that Sean, absolute top builds.

Did you ever post up pictures of the 625 build? I know it was many years ago, l also remember being blown away with it, when it was on display at Spalding a few years back.

Love seeing your combines (MF/JD & Lely) displayed in your diorama.

Keep them coming!

Excellent scenes, real old school.

Loving the Massey 625, and the Pettit.

What size is the Pettit, 8 or 10 ton? And what are the tyres off?

Really good display of older machinery.

22 hours ago, Janval said:

In between selling of my collection I have been doing lots of paintwork to ongoing projects the last few days. Currently have these sat at my desk for detailing.

Lovely paint job you have  done on those.

Especially liking the Case, looking forward to seeing that progress.

Always thought that was a great base model for the 2000 Case tractors, and dimensions wise, ERTL got it pretty spot on.

Will look great when finished.

Is that Case/DB - red/white paint you have used?

looks a perfect match.

Brilliant!

Great job.

Lovely model to have in your collection.

That is excellent.

So much work involved to get all that movement/functionality into the model.

Well done.👍

Great looking collection Jan, particularly like the selection of older claas combines on show 

Good to see you on the forum.

Echo the comments above Smithy, a lot of time and work has gone in to that really well done!

Also good PR for our industry, hopefully the youngsters may see the good side of agriculture, instead of some of the negative information they get fed with.....

As Above,

Brilliant photos, great models and excellent background.

Lovely haul of brochures and price lists.

On 3/26/2021 at 11:15 AM, The Tractor Twitcher said:

Whilst out on a job in the Lincolnshire Fens yesterday I was shown around this Aladdin's cave of vintage and classic tractors, most of which are still used for a living.

 

Great stuff David 

Always amazed what lurks behind some of these old barn doors, great to see.

Keep rooting them out!😉

Excellent pictures David.

Keep them coming!!

Brilliant!

Must be really satisfying to see it all come together, from initial drawings, cad drawings, then the file to create the printed parts, and all the work coming to fruition with the laser cut parts.

Very impressive James.

Merry Christmas Corky, and as above, great card.

1 hour ago, The Tractor Twitcher said:

Seem to be spending more time on eBay at the moment adding to my book and brochure collection. Bundle of Fiat spec sheets that arrived recently. 

Lovely haul of Fiat brochures there David, very nice!

That is excellent, and nice to see something more unusual.

Top job! 

Very nice indeed Martin,

something unique in model form I would think? (certainly in 1:32 anyway)

What will it be - A62/64/66? 

Brilliant, and the attention to detail is something else!

Very impressive work as always. 

Excellent detail, not to mention some great working features.

Lovely conversion Paul.

Top quality job.

8 hours ago, Tractorman810 said:

sorry mate ,only just seen your reply at the bottom of the page, thanks for that comment, i love looking around real places like this, but sadly not many still exists, most are now fancy Londoners houses in suffolk now, ours certainly is  

Yes, totally agree, would much rather have a look around this type of old style set up - for as impressive as some of huge new set ups are - they totally lack any character, most look like glorified warehouses (talking about the real ones, not the diorama's)

Obviously given the way farming is going/economies of scale etc, the days of the old stuff is disappearing fast, (and like you say - a lot of these old buildings are now becoming expensive homes - mates farm in Oxfordshire had a similar set up to yours - now exclusive apartments) 

So again seeing a diorama like this, with such attention to detail and craftmanship at least keeps these old places going - even if it is only in 1:32! keep up the great work!

Wow!! Stunning work Sean

feels like you could walk into it, and have a look around around.

Old claas