FORM MEMBER THEO'S LATEST RENEVATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO HIS COLLECTION

Hi Chaps,

Popped over to see forum member Theo yesterday and he has asked me to post some pictures of his latest renevations and additions to his collection. Theo has once again extended his offer of a cup of tea and a chat in his garage if anybody is down this way in cornwall!!

Here they are below:-

1919 INTERNATIONAL








RUSTON HORNSBY







PETTER LIGHT







THEO'S WORKSHOP AND COLLECTION

What a bl**dy great collection of engines and cracking workshop lucky sod, really really like the Petter Light set

his collection is growing well

That international M is a nice example of a early ignitor model . If you could get some pictures of the axle set up on the trolley would be useful i will be building one in the near future .

Regards , matt

Now that's what you call a collection!!! I would be hard pushed to find the one I liked the most.

Thanks for posting Mart and the offer of a cuppa is very kind but I can't see myself taking it up

Stu.

That is some collection of beautiful engines - I've made the last photo - showing all 15+ engines, my screen-saver.
Apart from being a great photo - it will show the other half how good I have been - so far !!

Elliot

what a collection
i would to have most of them my self
weldone and wish i lived closer then i would stop by for a good old chat and a cuppa
kev

nice collection of engine ther.i do like the john dear green.ware can i get some from.& is it petrol & water & heat proof.

What a great collection, enough engines there to hold his own rally, Well done Theo!

A fantastic collection. I've just turned Mid Brunswick Green with envy.

Diddy wrote:nice collection of engine ther.i do like the john dear green.ware can i get some from.& is it petrol & water & heat proof.

try a agri engineers lol or a john deere dealer .... or even ebay .... comon dave use your noggin ...!

I sent a message to the wrong person so I got on the phone to my friend Martin(Brasso) for help in replying to your mail. the trolly drawings for the international M can be found on google and the paint colour of my engine is light brunswick green which I had mixed at my local paint shop Theo

What a great collection keep up the good work, thanks for posting photos
Jonesey

hi martin...thanks for sharing a cracking collection of engines....
glad to see Theo is still collecting,hope hes ok..
would love to come down and see him and ray..oh yes and yourself...
one day maybe...lol..lol..
whats ray got for sale??????
regards,mike...