Modelling World War 1

[zak]

Meanwhile the Fordson progresses.

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[zak]

Getting there slowly!

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[Bigkev]

Yep, There's a story in this model.

Great!

Bigkev

[zak]

Some dry brushing and weathering going on, matt varnish applied and some gloss on boots and leather parts
I put my caption through an online Yorkshire dialect Translator, it came up with this:

“Theur av teken uz 'orse 'n given uz eur tracor, ah suppose theur are naw goan seh ah need eur new plough?”

[Haddock]

Sounds far too polite to me!!

[zak]

I did try to avoid the swear words!

[zak]

M.O.M Fordson again.

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[Bigkev]

Trundling along at a faster speed than the real thing!
Bigkev

[Haddock]

There's something about the red wheels that really bring it to life, can't put my finger on it but there you go.
Haddock.

[zak]

Must be you spent time in the red light area!

[Haddock]

Nuff said !!

[zak]

Quite, just about there now.

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[zak]

^{Not letting the grass grow under my feet, here is something in a much smaller scale, 1/76 to be precise.
The smaller writing is so that you get used to the smaller scale!
Here is a GS Wagon and a Clyno motorcycle (it had over 20 parts to it).}

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[Haddock]

There has to be some cunning photography here, very effective.

[zak]

There has to be some cunning photography here, very effective.

Extremely cunning, as you would expect.