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looking forward to getting one of these :smiling4:Just had an email from MiniArt! Announcing an upcoming release!
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It's also on their Facebook page, but their website is down at the moment. Encouraging to see that they are trying to continue on!
Dave
ps website is back up againComment
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Be interesting to see when the first 1/35 scale modern farm tractors start to turn up.Comment
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Ian,
an odd omission - I can only think of Thunder Models 1/35 Case Tractor. Heller did a few in 1/24 ( including the little grey Fergie ), and Revell do some snap togethers in the same scale, but 1/35 seems to have been ignored by the major makers...........
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It's strange that the modern tractor is ignored by manufacturers. A few early ones from Mini Art .
The large 4 track would be a great kit, or a combine with head .Comment
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Checking Scalemates, it looks like the only pure tractor Hasegawa do in 1:35 is indeed one called a Yanmar YT5113 in a couple of versions, which I assume is a Japanese brand that has had exactly zero exports to Europe …
Everything else in this genre and scale is construction equipment, plus two sets of workers to go with them, and all of it looks very Japanese/East-Asian to me, so not really suitable for dioramas etc. set in Europe.
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Yanmar only export small tractors to Europe, all <60 HP. We used to acquire these, engines replaced by our own & I used to have their engines torn down, to see if we could find any innovations ( we made engines in the same range ), these would be photographed & reports written on them - one of the interesting aspects of being a design engineer.....................Checking Scalemates, it looks like the only pure tractor Hasegawa do in 1:35 is indeed one called a Yanmar YT5113 in a couple of versions, which I assume is a Japanese brand that has had exactly zero exports to Europe … :smiling3: Everything else in this genre and scale is construction equipment, plus two sets of workers to go with them, and all of it looks very Japanese/East-Asian to me, so not really suitable for dioramas etc. set in Europe.
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Here in Germany, MBK is taking pre-orders for the V1 launch ramp with an expected delivery date of mid June. It sells for €74,95 as of right now. Still cheaper than Didier's piece from Azimut and it comes with the V1 (w/o interior) too..
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