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James H


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The title says it all, really. Seems to be new.

Two versions, although I'm not sure what the difference is.

http://www.modelhobbies.co.uk/shop/advanced_search_result.php?x=0&y=0&search_in_description=1&inc_subcat=1&keywords=rpm+ambulance



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It's gonna be the same as with their 72nd scale Mack trucks,same sprues and decals for different versions with different box-artwork.By the way,they re-released the 72nd scale ambulance with nice decals,for little money,though they have some ugly sink-marks good value for money.  



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This is a completely new model, very good quality. Today I bought him. biggrin



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I invite to the gallery:

http://public.fotki.com/Ergiecz/moje-modele--my-models/skala--148--scale/ford-t-ambulans-m1917/



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Wow - new quality[see instruction]...



-- Edited by plastikk on Saturday 9th of July 2011 07:02:10 PM

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Well looks really good...but some parts must be doing ''D.I.Y.''

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When will be update?
I ask because now i making this same Ford
and i need some inspirations to do work progress.

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I have a holiday far and repair at home biggrin



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Wow, i'm very impressed - at last, a highly accurate kit of the Ford model T. Looks like it would be very suitable for conversion to other Ford model T types, including a Crewe tractor (does 1/48 match up to any railway scale?)

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1/48 = O railway scale in USA biggrin



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I'm following this build and am looking forwards to seeing ergies finished model.smile

The detail on the model straight out of the box looks superb.

I do wish manufactures wouldn't mould in such dark plastic, I find it difficult to deal with. I usually spray a very light coat of car grey primer on the parts while still in the sprue, has anyone other ideas?



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This black plastic is  very good. The bottom of the model can easily brush Valejjo Model Color painting. 



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Happy new year ergie, how's the ambulance going?



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Thanks. The Model had an accident and is completely destroyed. confuse 



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Sorry to hear that ergie, it was coming on so well, are you building another?



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So far, no no



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That's a shame ergie.

Here's a link to a fullsize build http://www.ford-t.fr/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=1224

 

 



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Nice full size build, and a shame about your build ergie. I do really like this 1/48 Ford from RPM, a huge improvement on their 1/72 and 1/35 versions. Perhaps they'll downsize or upsize this brilliant 1/48 version? Would be nice to make a rear body for a 1/35 version of this as a late war British light patrol car alongside the Roden Rolls Royce....

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