Ford T Delivery by Maxidyne
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Alain and Erics wonderful Ford T Delivery van is ideal for repainting and I went along with Marmite. Love it or hate it folks !
Available in their Nationale 7 store here.
Thanks for looking.
Mike.
Comments (6)
All new cars look like they came out of the same freakin' mold!!! Older cars have so much character and you really bring that out, Mike! Trucks and delivery vans and all their cousins are at the head of the pack when it comes to cool shapes and features.
Thanks Dave, I totally agree, most new cars are indistinguishable once the badges are removed. There are exceptions but not many. Give me an older vehicle any day
Beautiful work, once again, Mike!
About all the cars popping out of the same mold today....in all fairness, it was Henry Ford who institutionalized the assembly line and made it work by popping out cars in the same mold. The paint job however (nicely done, by the way) was another story. On another note, I never heard of "Marmite", but it sounds too much like Bermite, cordite, termite, and other assorted "ites" for me personally to consider it as a food product. Lol.)
Bill, you haven't lived until you have tried Marmite on toast (a great British favourite). Marmite themselves use the phrase "Love it or Hate it" as it is a very acquired taste :-)
you are definitively the best "car render" on RR!!!!!!
Thank you my friend, sadly the numbers never add up :-)
Nice
many years ago I had a very low mileage Buick(13,000) and I gave it to my son and he got rid of it because the AC went out.
none of my early cars had AC and I did not know the difference until I bought a new car in 69.
seeing these old trucks/cars with open cabs to the elements, people today do not appreciate what they have.
national done a great job on modeling as your render