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Old 11-26-2012, 08:37 AM
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They look good. I have many 1/64 scale and 1/16 scale tractors.
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Brinly 12inch plow, 2x cultivators and x2disc Brinly Tool bar cub10:
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Old 11-26-2012, 02:25 PM
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here is my son carpet farming. 1/64 006.jpg
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Old 11-27-2012, 05:41 PM
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I've always liked this guy

http://www.tractortoys.com/

They have just about everything anyone could want or ask for for toy farm tractors. I've bought from him before, he's reasonable and knowledgeable.
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Great restored tractors. I did tons of carpet and sand box farming. Since dad had Allis-Chalmers that was one of my favorites too.
If you every run across a Ford Jubilee (Ertel Precision) let me know.
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Thanks for the comments. Sorry it took so long but I use Dakotah toys. Here is the 856 after.image.jpg
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This is an 886 that I just finished up too, that is except the steering wheel I forgot to order, lol.image.jpg
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They look great, Bruce!
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Those are beautiful! You do excellent work and love the original farm tractors of old!!



If you guys are interested in finding these and the new ones at great prices try out Brinkley and Hurst Co. aka Outback Toys. They offer a huge selection of IH and Case IH toys in all scales and even have two discounted sections, one being the Bent and Dent, and the other is the Used lot. Ive bought close to 500 plus from them and have never been disappointed in advertised quality and customer service of their items. In fact i ordered one that was on their site and upon anticipating its arrival, i got a call from them saying that it just went out of stock and to compensate they were sending me the rarer version at half price and waved the shipping and handling cost. They even have some hard to find Cub Cadet toys!
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