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Which one would you have made into a model?

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Eastsider

12-06-2004 16:36:48

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After shopping for Christmas tractors this year, I got to wondering which model I would really love to see produced as a 1/16 model. I think that either the H or M with an original wide front would be the one I would like to see. Of course, I am a little bit partial to them! The H is a '41 and the M is a '43. Which Farmall models would you guys like to see in small form?

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Martin

12-07-2004 13:09:33

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Eastsider, 12-06-2004 16:36:48

Os-4, os-6, ods-6, A, BN

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Harold H

12-07-2004 12:45:44

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WDR-9 in reply to Eastsider, 12-06-2004 16:36:48

Ertl recently came out with a John Deere 830 Rice Special for the John Deere Collectors Club. An excellent compatible model which would be great for the Red Power Roundup in time for Lebanon would be a McCormick WDR9 Rice Field Special.

Harold H

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farmallkid From ONT.

12-07-2004 10:23:58

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Eastsider, 12-06-2004 16:36:48

I will take the M, They dont make those in w\f yet, I have seen guys take a smta w\f, take of the decal and switch it with a M decal. My brother bought a 450 w\f at tsc for $50. It has the gear shift, throttle, ta, IPTO handle and the hydraulic handles on the right side of the dash. It also has a fast hitch

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CNKS

12-06-2004 17:30:14

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Eastsider, 12-06-2004 16:36:48

I don't like models, as they are never accurate, anyway, both of those tractors are already available. Ken Updike is familiar with all models.

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Jimmy King

12-07-2004 05:31:10

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to CNKS, 12-06-2004 17:30:14

I have a 450 gas and a 400D that are accurate as they can be, of course they are $100 tractors.

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CNKS

12-07-2004 12:43:38

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Jimmy King, 12-07-2004 05:31:10

Could be, I've only seen pictures in Red Power Magazine etc, those aren't even close.

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rustyfarmall

12-06-2004 18:56:48

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to CNKS, 12-06-2004 17:30:14

The models I've seen looked pretty accurate, still haven't figured out how they just sorta lean on air though.

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Farmall Don

12-06-2004 17:10:43

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Eastsider, 12-06-2004 16:36:48

Ill take the M. Although I think the H would be more popular.

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Sloroll

12-06-2004 18:05:08

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Nice H in reply to Farmall Don, 12-06-2004 17:10:43

Franklin Mint has an H that looks like it would start up and plw under your livingroom carpet.

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ChadS

12-07-2004 12:41:50

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Re: Nice H in reply to Sloroll, 12-06-2004 18:05:08

I have one of those,, it is awesome,, Wish it was a Super H,, but I love it eitherway,,, was about $135 from Case IH. Chads

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Sloroll

12-06-2004 16:49:01

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Eastsider, 12-06-2004 16:36:48

A precission F-30

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Brian in NY

12-07-2004 05:33:17

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Sloroll, 12-06-2004 16:49:01

Yep, I would love either the H or M with a wide front....only H's I have seen have a narrow front and it 'taint the same thing.

Would like to find them reasonable price enough that I could give one to my son to play with and have another for the shelf...

Let us know if you find em...

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Paul in Mich

12-08-2004 06:29:46

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Brian in NY, 12-07-2004 05:33:17

I would like to see a nice precision H in 1/16 scale, either narrow or wfe. Franklin mint came out with a pretty fair reproductin in 1/12 scale, but I still see some areas where it could have been done better. Perhaps Ertl will talk the Chinese into building a nice H one of these days. One thing that makes wfe precisions difficult is that the steering mechanisms such as tierods, if made to 1/16 scale are extreemly delicate and easily broken, sometimes during unpacking.

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Harold H

12-07-2004 13:05:28

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Re: Which one would you have made into a model? in reply to Brian in NY, 12-07-2004 05:33:17

To me, personally, a H or M does not look right with a wide front axle. I guess it is what you are used to. In the South, 99% of M's and H's probably had narrow fronts, either single or dual, when they were new.

Harold H

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