Improve, why do I have to improve everything? Doesn’t matter if it’s mine or it’s other’s, even if it’s great, there is always something to improve.

And so I did with The Wooden Tractor.

I improved the wooden wheels, for a better griping.

I improved the wooden seat, to make it even more comfortable for the virtual wooden operator.

I added a wooden air filter and a wooden stack pipe, and the economic, emission free, wooden engine, took it’s place in the narrowed body.

To make sure it can work easily with the new wooden Disk Harrow…

…I added wooden weights in the front and improved the drew bar in the back.

Oh, how could I forget the new Wooden steering wheel.

Or My first Laser cut Tractor.

While working as a model-maker, in a model-making studio, they decided, in the office, to get a Laser machine, after many years of working with a Flat-bed plotter, to cut the parts for the models.

It didn’t take long, ’till I explored the endless possibilities of the Laser. After some experiments, making some basic toys for my children, I designed and created the first laser cut tractor, based on the first wooden tractor, I made for Tom.

…And to make it a bit more comfortable to use, I designed it with a wooden seat.

But, it was clear to me, that the Tractor, by it self is not enough, so I designed it with a wooden drew-bar…

… so I could attach my first wooden trailer, to the Tractor.

or My first wooden tractor.

After my first son, Tom, was born, I wanted to make him a wooden tractor. Inspired by an old wooden tractor that we had, as children, about 30 years earlier (which I couldn’t remember how it looked like) and by the old 1966 Ford Dexta 2000, that we had in our farm, I took some pieces of Pine timber, a Jigsaw, a Drill and some sandpapers and made the first wooden tractor.