XDDDD Awwww, this is precious...

Ah, a 2-2-0 land tractor with chain steering. I look at this and can only think of Mamod models.

I've always had a fondness for small Porter, Plymouth. or Davenport 0-4-0 industrial switchers.

Oh, having the two kits revert to all fours to flee is wonderful. I love to see morphs dealing with instinctual responses- especially the little girl carrying her 'kit' by the scruff as she bounds away for safetey.

I've riddin on one of them thar monsters ;)

This little comic has a similar feel to the 'Owly' comics by Andy Runton. I like it.

I love how they bound off on all fours in the last part - that's a fantastic detail. :)

Clever.

absolutly impressive.... very good job

That's so cute ^^

I have the copy of this you sent me years ago - a comic I'm very fond of indeed.

--Drake

I love how the children run away on all fours, like real cats. It makes them seem all the more panicked.

Wow, I've seen some old tractors but not quite that old. Very cool and funny both! :)

I have seen them in real life.

So! Have you ever been to a big Steam Meet or Thresher Gathering?

No! But have bin to The Milton Steam Show.

Oh yeah! I've seen photos of that show off the 'Net. Lots of cool steam tractors, and maybe a Sentinel Steam truck or two. Lucky!

I didn't see steam trucks. But I did see some tactors. But now theres not much steam anymore it just diesel!!! But in Simcoe County Museum there a real working steam Shovel built in 1922.

Now THAT I'd like to see and hear. There was a fellow in the L.A. Live Steamer's club which built a working 1/10 scale model of a Bucyrus Erie Excavator from the late 1920s. It looked, moved and sounded like nothing on the rails. A piece of steam history that's becoming increasingly rare.

Well if you want to see it. Here the map link http://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:en-US:IE-SearchBox&rlz=1I7SUNC_en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=Simcoe+Museum+County&fb=1&gl=ca&hq=Simcoe+Museum+County&hnear=Simcoe+Museum+County&cid=0,0,11852427009050706103&ei=QKsYTdn5NMyYnweHuemjDg&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=image&resnum=1&ved=0CBYQnwIwAA and here the site http://museum.simcoe.ca/events/index.htm Oh yea thats the steam shovel too.