I thought tamiya made a farm cart in one of its accessory kits but I cant seem to find it. would anyone have a part number for this? Or does anyone know of another manufacturer that makes a farm cart? the type you would haul hay with?
Thanks Kevin

Verlinden does A small cart in 1/35

Andrea has a wheelbarrow in their Golden West accessories. www.andrea-miniatures.com " TARGET="_blank"> www.andrea-miniatures.com

MK35 has one

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/mk35.editions/html/accessories.html

Look for A020 or A022

Kris

Kevin

ESCI did some German wagons a few years back. If all else fails you could convert one of them.


Wolfsix

I think either mirage or maqutte do a cart which can be passed of as a farm one also the "new" British tank crew from the retooled churchill is being released on its own it has the farmer and may have the cart too! why not ask on the for sale forum if any ones got one spare

Yeah definately go for A022, the haycart. For 12 euros on their site, its good value. Its quite big as well. I bougt it a year ago and 2 different wheelbarrows. I have the wheelbarrows built but not the cart. Great detail and are great to paint, the detail making a nice result easy!

just checked in the model shop today it's mirage who make the cart I think it's also a hay cart and the kit is very cheap too!

A farm cart comes with the Tamiya Churchill kit. It has a farmer figure, and cart with tons of odds and ends.

~Chip :-)

Tamiya has a German field kitchen with a couple of horses and horsemen. Is that what you were thinking?

Its not really a cart ... more like a hand pulled trolley thingy...not very big.... but indeed is a useful little dio item. Some milk churns and accessories come with it.
The tamiya field kitchen could easily be modified to a hay cart with some plastic sheet and rod. The whole chasis is there and you would have a choice of 2 or 4 wheels, then have horses and driver as said. The field kitchen and limber could be set on the back of a opel blitz or something later. definately a good option!

I want to thank everyone for there responses. I am off to the local hobby shop in the morning to see what I can come up with. thanks again Kevin

Historex has this set.......

They carry all types of useful things such as these.

Patrick