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Old 02-05-2014, 10:17 PM
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Added these two to the toy fleet. A 122 with blade, and a 40th anniversary edition. Now all I need to find is the 125, 126, 1650 and the yellow and white 682.

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Old 02-05-2014, 10:48 PM
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I only have the 682 with cart toy so far. I've found it cheaper to collect the real ones versus the toys. I was shocked when I first looked at toy prices but they sure do take up less space!
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Tractors look super cool Allen
Never knew about the 122, great addition to the collection.
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Nice addition to your collection, Allen! Would be neat to build little sets to display them on--like a snow scene for the 122 and a green farm scene for the 40th anniversary. Visit your local hobby shop and go to the model train section to find some realistic looking materials to work with, then have fun making them.

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Old 02-06-2014, 05:57 AM
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Congrats on the additions Allen! Look great!
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Congrats Allen. I have a 122 with cart.
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Nice addition to your collection, Allen! Would be neat to build little sets to display them on--like a snow scene for the 122 and a green farm scene for the 40th anniversary. Visit your local hobby shop and go to the model train section to find some realistic looking materials to work with, then have fun making them.

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You would also have to have a diorama of a typical shop with a cub torn down to the frame and various parts all over.
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I'd be happy with a 1X6/7 series toy.

Then again I also need a 782. Dad told me he got me one as a kid and I destroyed it.
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