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Hero

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Here's a French-flavoured Ford T, an AFS ambulance. It's not as accurate an as complete as I've wanted, but I had to make quite a few improvements from what the basic kit gives you.Ford T
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Colonel

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Terrific!  I particularly like the color . . . what brand and color did you use?

Al

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Colonel

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Very very nice, Diego.
You did a great rendition of this little car.

All the very best

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Hero

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thank you alfisherjr and Eric! The colour is Humbrol, I can't recall which blue it was. Anyway, I thinned it, smudged with watercolour and pastels and my grubby fingers, so it doesn't resemble how it was painted at first.

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A very nice model. It has a nice dusty, grimy look to the weathering around the panels. The base also looks good from what I can see.

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Hero

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Excellent model, will you be adding a figure as well
Paul

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Hero

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Diego

 

  Great Job!!!!, I particularly like that you fleshed out your interior, and made it viewable.

Most ambulance models, seem to always have the back closed up.hmm

 

Again great Job!!!!biggrinAll the Best

Tim R



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Hero

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Thanks for the comments Mark, Paul and Tim!
Yes, I would like to add a driver figure out there, if only to show how small were these ambulances. When you think that these small ambulances carried a driver, probably an orderly, and three (very) lying wounded or four (less) seated wounded soldiers in the cab, in shell torn, muddy roads, you can only wonder how terrible must have been the trip from the front line dressing station to the hospital.

D.


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What an excellent and very delicate model! I've built that model, and know its limitations. Well done!!! Aaaaaw - I want to have more modelling time...

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Hero

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Took me good part of this year to build it, Peter... and I didn't put in it all the detail I should have! The interior, however, cried for some sort of detailing. A good thing would be building three or four of these and make a convoy, as they usually moved around.

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Neat little ambulance! A blue vehicle with white tyres - that's not something you see every day, but I love it. smile

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Just lovely!
Eduardo

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A superb replication of the real thing. Marvellous!

Tim (too)



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