Brickie's Ford Tfc

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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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Brickie wrote:Incidentally, I believe there's a 1/35 version of this out there as well...

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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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Brickie wrote:Incidentally, I believe there's a 1/35 version of this out there as well...
Not sure about the Tfc, you may be right, but RPM #35017, 1/35 M.M.G.S. 1916 Scout Car, is Ford T based ... M.M.G.S. is something like Mobile Machine Gun Scout, it has a Vickers.
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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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No, an actual scaled up version of the same kit...

http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... _id=189107;

(Yes, Virginia, there is a 1/35 scale armour kit that's just 9cm long...)

[edit: Yours for just 17.50 PLN at Jadar: http://www.jadarhobby.pl/rpm-35012-ford ... -1999.html;]
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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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I built the 1/35th version a few years back; a nice little kit, but its tiny; the 1/72 version must be miniscule! The Crews must have been very short men!

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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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I'll take a pic at some point with something for scale reference, but yes, it's about 4cm long.
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Goos stuff. Looks like a "moonshiners" ride kicked up a notch.
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Popped to the LHS today and grabbed some HO/OO cobbles and some Tamiya 1/72 Street Furniture, hopefully I can make a nice little diorama...
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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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Here as promised is a photo of the two Tfc's to scale...

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I painted and decalled them today and made the base, I'm just finishing off the accompanying figures.
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And here we go...

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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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They look brilliant and I notice that they make the Machine Gun Car and a US Army ambulance also- must get hold of these kits.

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What a lovely little diorama, is the bench scratch built?
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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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Nope, Tamiya's "Urban Accessories" set.
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Very nicely done Brickie - they look so cute. :lol:
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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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Looks excellent..

Are the HO/00 cobbles a model railway accessory? Going to have to get me some of those!
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Re: Brickie's Ford Tfc

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Yes, the cobbles are stiff paper sheets by Metcalfe Models & Toys.
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