 Primetime has been producing DVD programmes for enthusiasts and nostalgia lovers for over 21 years covering topics that include farming, aviation, transport and many more. We also make award winning archive DVDs showcasing Lincolnshire's bygone era.
NEW RELEASES
 Mad About - Vintage Tractors - AVAILABLE NOW!
Looking at a collection of 40 vintage tractors owned by machinery enthusiast Robbie Thorpe. The machinery is seen ploughing, cultivation, drilling, cutting grass & weeds, to lifting potatoes and many other seasonal jobs.
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 Blood, Sweat and Shears
This 'fly on the wall' documentary looks inside the world of British sheep shearing as we follow a Leicestershire based gang through a typical shearing season. Reveals the true story behind this skilful profession.
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 Cutting Edge Tractors
An in depth look at the state of the art technology of modern tractors and the features found on them. As well as footage out in the fields, we take you behind closed factory doors to discover how and why manufacturers design and test every component to fine tolerances.
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 Ford & Fordson Archive volume 9
Focusing on the 6X range we look in detail at Ford's most comprehensive range yet. Two endurance films feature the new 5000 along with the American built Ford 6000.
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 Ford & Fordson Archive volume 10
Very few tractors have dominated like the Ford 7000. Along with the rest of the 6X range, the 8600 and the mighty 9600 big Ford tractors and scrutinised. Special 40th Anniversary edition.
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 International Harvest Archive Series volume 3
We start this volume with the ‘High Performers’, the name given to the 84 series of tractors. The 1460 Axial Flow combine harvester is featured with benefits like increased output - it seemed they had a world beater on their hands!
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 Land of our Fathers
A modern farming story. First in a new series where we visit an award winning Suffolk farm owned by cousins Brian and Patrick Barker. We see the farm at work and explore the environmental steps they take.
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 Ferguson TE20 - The Art of Ploughing
In this third TE20 Special Edition, we take a look at the art of ploughing using genuine archive films featuring the TE20 'Little Grey Fergy' tractor, Ferguson plough and, of course, the fantastic Ferguson system.
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 Lincolnshire - A Century on Film 3
This DVD covers the war years. In spite of the wartime shortages, local film makers managed to produce a detailed record of this dramatic period. It covers the period from the last desperate months of peace, right through to the Victory celebrations of 1945.
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 Construction Challenge Part Two
Look back at the origins of construction equipment with magnificent early International Harvester machines fitted with a number of clever and bizarre attachments. Watch the reliable TD15s getting the job done with the help of some innovative Drott 4 and 1 buckets, and much more.
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 Massey Ferguson Archive Volume 17
Volume Seventeen looks at the inherent quality of Massey Ferguson's tractors and farm machinery, which along with a number of groundbreaking innovations helped them stay ahead of the competition.
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 Massey Ferguson Archive Volume 18
Throughout their histories the Massey-Harris and Ferguson companies have strived to pioneer innovative farming machineryand equipment. In this volume we look back at their contributions to the evolution of both the tractor and combine harvester.
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 Mad About Classic Plant
The muck shifting event in a quarry at Sibbertoft, Lutterworth was probably Europe’s biggest vintage plant working event this year and Primetime’s cameras were there to capture all of the stunning action.
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 Mad About Earthmovers
Meaux Abbey Farm, in Yorkshire is a fascinating place for enthusiasts of heavy earth-moving machinery. Andrew's own collection of tractors, bulldozers, excavators and similar big tackle are housed there, but it is also the base for people who own big machines, but have nowhere to keep them at home.
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 Vulcan Bomber - Return to the Skies
As seen on History Channel - This programme charts the history of the aircraft, the conflicts it was involved in and follows the restoration of the World's only flying Vulcan, XH558. Also features archive film and photographs, interviews with aviation journalists and many more.
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 Lincolnshire A Century on Film Volume Two
Volume Two covers the decade leading up to the Second World War. With the availability of smaller, easy to use cine cameras, many more people were now recording their lives on film, Lincolnshire life seems to have been largely unaffected by the political and economic problems of the 1930s.
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 Lincolnshire A Century on Film Volume One
Volume One covers the century’s early years, with film dating back to as early as 1901. Grimsby trawlermen bringing home their catch, hats and dresses to die for – 1904 style, vintage motor cars and horse-drawn traffic in Lincoln and much more.
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