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01/12/2008 9:50 am
(Pics) Ford's 1942 pickup in U.S. Forest Service livery.
This is a 1942 Ford pickup, as done by Gearbox in 1/43rd scale. This one comes in several different color schemes and liveries, and here it's in green U.S. Forest Service colors. The doors, hood and tailgate all open and the front wheels are posable. It looks excellent on display and goes well with other pickups from that general era.
01/12/2008 10:04 am
It's a beauty, Mike, and I'll be looking for it. Here's something similar (pic):
This is a Corgi 1915 Ford Model T, with Yellowstone National Park logo.
01/12/2008 11:05 am
Mike, the clarity in your images always amazes...it's a great truck!
Here are a couple of Durham's F-100, accessorized by Wurlitzer.
Larger, click one after opening.
This 6,000 sq. ft. home built in 1930 will be on our Christmas tour of homes this weekend,
and I'm all juked up waiting to see its interior!
TG
01/12/2008 11:10 am
Get pictures of the home interior, Tom.
01/12/2008 11:16 am
And its garage interior & occupants?
01/12/2008 11:22 am
You betcha to the former, but the garage is empty...
a caretaking maid & cook are there till noon daily, but after that, the home is empty.
TG
01/12/2008 11:46 am
That model is nicely photographed Mike and I really like the ....
diorama shots - pics 1 and 4. The new trees look especially good in these sets.
Cheers Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
01/12/2008 11:49 am
An impressive scene Tom and that stack truck is a .....
great finishing touch.
Have a great day out viewing that house Tom.
Cheers Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK