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01-03-05, 23:56
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thanks for the help -Ford Prime mover
a couple of pics of the almost finished prime mover - 1941 Ford (Aust) prime mover.
The trailer and load will be finished in a week or so to complete it. The bonnet (hood) is just placed as there is also a fully detailed motor to see under it. The truck is totally scratch build except for a few small items.  Cliff
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02-03-05, 00:34
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So when are you going to start the restoration
 (only kidding-very smart model!)
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02-03-05, 04:30
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Model Ford tractor
Hi there
Great job! What scale is it? Steve
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02-03-05, 09:09
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it is 1/35 scale. As I said before I have done a #7 bow fronted trailer for it as well but I have not finished the load for it yet.
Thanks for your comments guys and once again thanks for all the information supplied by members of this forum, especially Bob Moesley who went out of the way to get me photos and measurements of a surviving closed cab one and a trailer as well. Without this help this model would not have been possible. Cheers Cliff Last edited by cliff; 02-03-05 at 10:07.
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03-03-05, 06:46
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Cliff
Thanks for the mention. As I said on my Email, FANTASTIC. I am looking forward to the results of the trailer. I asked you before but can't remember the answer, have you posted the link to your site on this forum? If not, you should. Bob
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