Lcn Show Model Tractor 2012

[stehos]

Announced today at the LCN agm:

the 2012 LCN show tractor will possibly be (when the licence will be granted) Fendt 930 Vario in a limited edition of 2500 pcs.

[Barry]

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Edited February 26, 2012 by Barry

[AJH]

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[FordTractorCrazy]

as is tradition, Siku will be making the LCN show model , most of the time it is one of the recent releases that is tweeked at various points.. think the 939 casting is used for this one..

[Barry]

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Edited February 26, 2012 by Barry

[robbo]

I am not a great fan of Siku models but I always get the LCN show models so I will have to get this one ;)

[Barry]

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Edited February 26, 2012 by Barry

[stehos]

I saw that Atte, but things are not always put in the right place!

Thanks for the confidence

[Barry]

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[stehos]

No problem at all, Barry. Wished it was another tractor also .

[Barry]

I wish it wasn't always Siku!

Guess mine will be going straight onto ebay to double my money!

Edited February 26, 2012 by Barry

[stehos]

Problem is that with Siku you can have a different tractor for a little more money than a standard version. Also LCN does business with them for more than 10 years. Any other manufacturer (except Britains) will charge a lot more money, I assume.

[Tractorman810]

blimey barry your removing more posts than you make mate :laugh: :laugh:

will have to se what the pics look like for this one, didnt really like the last nh one ,but not a fan of the real thing either so didnt get it,

[Barry]

And i'm sure that there are more people happy that its Siku than any other make!

[Niels]

Problem is that with Siku you can have a different tractor for a little more money than a standard version. Also LCN does business with them for more than 10 years. Any other manufacturer (except Britains) will charge a lot more money, I assume.

Little correction there Jack. Martin Smits does the business with Siku, or at least used to, and supplies LCN with models that they have to buy off him. He simply has the contacts with Siku. I am not a 100% sure it is still like this but always was before. I doubt it's about money. I guess there's plenty to improve on those models more than at other manufacturers.