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skips christmas fire truck!
I finished his model and it looks good too! not my creation but nice! what year is this model??
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That's a very good build Mike, not your usual subject. I'm curious - did you use glue to put it together and did you use tape? Can't tell from the pictures. I'm not asking to be a critic, as I said I'm just curious about how you put it together.
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i did both!
glue and taping skills to make it look nice! answer to your question!
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That looks real good, Michael.
Not sure what year the truck is but it looks like a classic.
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As for what year, from the general styling, drum headlight and brass radiator would put it in the 1915-1925 range.
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The high sides on the front seats would hinder a fireman from entering or leaving the vehicle.
Thus, it is probably not a model of an actual firetruck. 1915-1925 sounds right from the appearance. Google "vintage fire truck" or "antique fire truck" for images. At least one Model-T fire truck, did have high rounded sides on the front seat like Skip's fire truck. |
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