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18/01/2021 6:24 pm
I have searched far and wide for a Thunderbird in 1:12. Can anyone help. I’m not interested in NASCAR diecast. I have no specific year in mind
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05/02/2021 4:59 pm
@fharms Welcome aboard! As Marty stated, it doesn't exist; however, if you don't need it urgently and have a flexible budget, you can always commission one. I would recommend CMA Models (cmamodels.com). Marshall can build anything. If you can tolerate less details, I would recommend looking on Esty and find a 3D printing specialist. They can print one for you.
09/02/2021 4:28 pm
I have searched far and wide for a Thunderbird in 1:12. Can anyone help. I’m not interested in NASCAR diecast. I have no specific year in mind
Are you looking for a 1/12 Thunderbird to display with something else in 1/12 scale? Maybe a 1 inch scale dollhouse? There are possibilities.
09/02/2021 4:42 pm
@fharms Welcome aboard! As Marty stated, it doesn't exist; however, if you don't need it urgently and have a flexible budget, you can always commission one. I would recommend CMA Models (cmamodels.com). Marshall can build anything. If you can tolerate less details, I would recommend looking on Esty and find a 3D printing specialist. They can print one for you.
Hello Lu, I've been after a convertible Zil 114 for many years. There is some question as to whether one was ever built, but time was, one would see images of 1/43s about but never for sale. Then I happened upon a 3D print model and not knowing anything about that world didn't pursue it. I did ask the company but clearly they thought I was too backward, technologically, to respond to! Would you recommend 3D printing or not?
14/02/2021 3:31 am
(PICS) ITC (Ideal Toy Company) made a large motorized plastic model kit of a '55 T-Bird back in the day. It was a 'customizing kit' so most of the ones that come up have some 'bling' glued on to the body and would require a rebuild to look stock.
It was a relatively simple and crude kit but I would estimate it to be around 1/12 scale.
Here is one that my brother and I restored in the last year or so.
