Ford 1912 Light Delivery

[Redisetta]

This is a kit from ICM model company. It was kinda challenging for me because the body comes in four pieces and I had a lot of “fun” trying to get it square. I used Tamiya gloss black. I really wish the brass parts had come plated. Like I said on another post with a 66 Suburban I’m building for pure enjoyment for myself and having lots of fun with it. Since I restarted building again about seven years ago after I retired I have built too many models to even count lol. I think I’m getting a little better as I go along thanks to listening and learning from you guys on this site. 

Ray

[NOBLNG]

Very Nice! Your brass looks pretty good, it just hasn't been polished lately.

[ChrisR]

Neat!

[bbowser]

That looks great!  I have this one in the pile, hope it comes out half as nice.  These are not easy kits to get together.  How did you do your brass?

[Redisetta]

Thanks for the positive comments. As for the brass I just brushed on Model Master paint and clear coated with Tamiya spray

[Jim B]

Looks nice.

[Mike999]

You met the challenge!  Looks great and I hope mine comes out looking that good.  Thanks to ICM for doing some new 1/24 scale classic-era kits, which no one else seems willing to try.  Now if they would just enlarge their Packard Twelve up to 1/24 scale...

ICM also does several Model T's in 1/35 scale: a 1917 Ambulance, only available before now as an expensive resin kit.  Also 1/35 models of the Australian WWI armed patrol version, and a Model T military supply truck. Years ago RPM did 1/35 plastic kits of a Motor Machine Gun Section Model T and a different supply truck. But those are very crude short-run kits and not really worth building with the ICM kits available.

 

[ATHU]

Great work!

[Jim N]

Very nice!