Talk to me about Moebius pickup kits

[Monty]

My older brother's favorite vehicle was his '71 Ford F100, which he had for years.  I've been kicking around the idea of replicating it someday, especially after noticing that Moebius offered a truck fairly similar to his.

My question for those of you who've built at least one is how you'd rate their overall design and accuracy, and what things (if any) to watch out for.  

 

[Beans]

Built one a few years ago...don't remember any issues that I didn't create myself.  Everything went together really well.  

[maxwell48098]

I think I've built 12 pickups, 7 tow trucks, 4 race car haulers (2 using the '65/'66 cabs on the later '67-'72  LWB chassis) and used cab & chassis to build another couple of fire trucks, flat beds and small dumps. What I really like is the ability to swap engines and transmissions among them so you can build things like a 6 cylinder long box F100, or a big block, stick shift short box or step side.

I'm really waiting for the '67 Chevy pickup to arrive aswell.

 

A.J.

[espo]

I have been very pleased with their kits for fit and finish along with the accuracy of the proportions of their bodies.  I haven't built any of their truck kits yet, but from what I have seen others here have done with them I have no reason to expect anything less with them. 

[AJ48085]

I've built three of the Ford F100's, and found them very well done kits.

 

[Monty]

2 hours ago, AJ48085 said:

I've built three of the Ford F100's, and found them very well done kits.

 

Any chance I could talk you into posting pics?

[Beans]

Just because I like to show it off...