Massy Fergusson 20 Farm Tractor – ‘Renovation time’
I had bought this 1/24 scale MF20 a long time ago. It's been stashed away waiting for the right moment to decide on what I was going to do with it. Now I have.
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Another splendid example of your work, Charles. It's like I'm at the neighbor's shop up the road.
Thank u Dave.
A joy to watch, as usual, my friend Charles! Loved the full of oil bucket!
Thanks Spiros.
Very cool Charles! Great dio sir. It looks as though someone will need a whole lot of Kroil on some of those nuts n' bolts! 🙂
Oh yeah Gary. They already know that. 🙂
Very imaginative, and a beautiful example of weathering variety!
Much appreciated Andrew.
Off the charts wonderful, Charles. Applause, applause to you and the use of your remarkable skills.
PS Doubtful if Valvoline and STP will rescue this bad boy.
Hahaha! I am sure they have something up their sleeves.
So when do you start working for ILM? Your work is movie-level skill.
Hi Matt. Well, I guess they have enough genius working for them. They don't need another home modeler joining their team. 🙂
The weathering, aging and wear is just amazing. That thing needs a total restoration.
Yep Tom. It certainly does need a total renovation. It's going to take months...
Something's missing...oh yeah, rags! Where are all the greasy old rags? 🙂
Man, I like this tractor dio; I see something new each time I take a look!
Thanks Gary. Still working on it. 😉
Very realistic, Charles.
The aging is perfectly done.
My humble thank you John.
Excellent work!
Thank you kindly John.
Love your work Charles. I'm sure I have seen that jack recently?
You have. If you are referring to the silver beat-up jack?
Hello Charles,
You did it again. What a very high quality of modeling. Very impressive, because all your artist creations are totally out of the box. Most interesting.
Regards, Dirk / The Netherlands.
Thank you Dirt.
It's better to burn out then it is to rust.. oh where was I. This scene reminds me of the working conditions at the transit system that I worked for. Nice job!
Thanks Robert.
So cool Mr King! I have driven one of these many years ago in my youth pulling a combine picking peas. Good memories!
Always feel good when I can bring back good memories. 🙂 Thank Jim.
Looks great! Brings back memories of my work on my grandad's farm, and driving a somewhat updated version of this.
Good old memories Greg. 🙂
Mr. King, you are the weathering king. Awesome work.
Mr. Fabian. Thank you kindly. I appreciate your uplifting words.
That kit has a lot of detail, and you made the most of it. Your rendition looks somewhat better than the one sitting in my neighbor's front yard...
Hi Robert. Thank you very much for your kind comments. Much appreciated.