TT scale (1:120) model of the American truck 1940 Ford V8, tractor with trailer

Description

TT-scale (1:120) model of the
American truck
1940 Ford
, tractor truck with trailer version
Resin cast model made by RailTT, Ukraine.
TT scale was introduced in USA in 1945 and later become very popular in Germany and Eastern Europe. TT scale is 1:120 or 10 scale feet to the inch.
For the truck-makers at the
Ford
Motor Company, the 1940s can best be described as a roller-coaster ride. It would celebrate a number of high points during the decade, but would also have to endure its share of lows.
Things started out well for Ford, particularly when it came to its commercial vehicles. Practically all of them featured fresh styling cues, with lighter-duty models mimicking the look of their automotive cousins.
Heavier-duty trucks -- except for the Cab-Over-Engine models -- were also restyled, though not in the same vein. All Ford regular-cab models used reworked cabs that incorporated a one-piece cowl top, roof, and windshield-pillar stamping. They also got a new instrument panel, along with sealed-beam headlights.
The big news for Ford trucks in 1941 was the availability of a new six-cylinder engine option to augment Ford's flathead V-8. The six had more torque than the V-8 and provided somewhat better fuel economy. And for those really interested in economy, also offered on some light- and medium-duty trucks during this period was a four-cylinder engine based on that of the company's farm tractor.
An excellent model for every American or Canadian TT-scale layout of the transition era!
See my other items. I always have some TT stuff for sale!
If you have any questions, feel free to ask before you bid.
Can combine shipping, If you want to get several models in one package, please contact the seller before you pay to get the shipping rate.
Item will be shipped from Ukraine; it can take up to 3-4 weeks for shipping.
No returns, sorry
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