The ‘Little grey Ferggie’

[dave]

Looks good. In fact it looks like the one used on the market garden I worked on as a kid in the holidays.

[Guest]

Real nice work Graham.
I know there is red mud about but the tyres look rusty to me.
However the front tyres are great.
But as you said you will address it(don't forget the post code).
All the best to you.

It is a bit of a lighting issue as it doesn’t look that red in real life but as anyone who sees this will only see the pictures, I do need to sort it out. Grey pigments blended in will soon sort it

[monica]

very nice well done with this :smirk:

[Guest]

very nice well done with this :smirk:

Thanks Monica:hugging-face:

[papa 695]

I missed the build with me being away Graham, but I've read the thread, and really really like the weathering effects on it. A great build throughout top work.

[Guest]

I missed the build with me being away Graham, but I've read the thread, and really really like the weathering effects on it. A great build throughout top work.

Cheers Ian, I will get better pictures when I have sorted the rear tyres which are about done now.

[Guest]

Did you sacrifice a toupée to make the base? :tongue-out:

I miss the old MF I used to run around my farm with until a couple of years ago... Such a wonderful little tractor when you didn't need a big one. Sadly way too light to use for shovelling snow but very practical - and it started regardless of weather!

Jokes aside, it's looking fantastic and very realistic! Mine never had such new tires on it though... Luckily there's no MOT for tractors here!

[Guest]

Did you sacrifice a toupée to make the base? :tongue-out:

I miss the old MF I used to run around my farm with until a couple of years ago... Such a wonderful little tractor when you didn't need a big one. Sadly way too light to use for shovelling snow but very practical - and it started regardless of weather!

Jokes aside, it's looking fantastic and very realistic! Mine never had such new tires on it though... Luckily there's no MOT for tractors here!

Lol, no it was just my granddaughters teddy bear that gave the ultimate sacrifice (only joking :hugging-face. I did think the tyres looked too good for a well used and ‘put out to grass’ tractor but there was no way I was going to risk wearing them down I just know I would have messed up lol

[Mike Mortimore]

Hi Graham,

Just played catch up with your build . I have a very soft spot for this little tractor...... My father had one, my brother renovated one and I had one when I lived in the UK .
Like the build and the weathering..... great.

Cheers Mike :sleeping::sleeping::sleeping:

[Guest]

Hi Graham,

Just played catch up with your build . I have a very soft spot for this little tractor...... My father had one, my brother renovated one and I had one when I lived in the UK .
Like the build and the weathering..... great.

Cheers Mike :sleeping::sleeping::sleeping:

Thanks Mike :thumb2:

[monica]

we had one of these,s twice, in the UK,then when first moved to king island,great little things just keep running :smiling:

[Bugatti Fan]

Besides Graham's superb rendition of this subject I have also seen some other beautifully made models from this Heller kit at various shows.
As a matter of interest one of the earliest kits ever made by Airfix if not their first was a Ferguson tractor in 1/32nd scale (I think).
First plastic kit I ever made "when I were a lad!" way back in the late 50's.

[Dave Ward]

I've had this in the stash for a while - you can finish it as a French built version - different steering wheel & seat! The lights are an option, too. I do think it needs a bit of wiring to really set the detail off[ATTACH]303356[/ATTACH]
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Dave

[Jim R]

Hi Graham
I have seen this kit built a few times. Yours is as good as I've seen. Well done.
Jim

[Pikeman]

Wow that is amazing Graham,the weathering is top notch really realistic,
You should definitely do more builds this way .