1925 Ford T Fruit Wagon

My all time favorite model kit. First off you get two complete kits in one box, with enough left over parts to start a 3rd. Or use the left over parts for a junkyard diorama. The fruit t Show Rod is a blast to build. The front suspension is very delicate and fiddly. Plan ahead, test fit and have superglue on hand. Beautiful Goodyear blue streak slicks and a set of whitewall tires and Crager SS rims sweeten the deal. The most important thing I learned from this kit is plan ahead since there are so many variations you can build from this one kit. This is a great slump buster of a kit! I plan on building this kit in another 10 different variations. Get it while you can!

What a great kit. So many options. Not bad as far as flash,minimal clean-up needed. The only fit issues I had were because of me adding parts from the parts box. Well worth the price.

This was one of the first kits I built in a long, long time. Building two complete cars from one kit is a pretty sweet deal, indeed. I do have one major complaint, though: the oil pan for the stock T engine doesn't seem to be the correct part at all. I suppose it's possible that I misread the directions or something like that, but it seems pretty unlikely; I'm skilled at following instructions.The engines are both very detailed, especially the hot rod engine. Lots of chrome, lots of options. I used as much of the chrome as I could because I couldn't see a single reason not to. As for the rest of the build, I enjoyed it. There was a little bit of fiddling to get some of the parts to fit, but I think that was probably because I kind of mixed and matched my own way instead of following any of the specific instructions. It's all the same scale out of the same box, so I figured it would all go together more or less how however I wanted. I opted for a stock-ish roadster with the wood wheels and such, and then a race version of a flatbed pickup, more or less. There are quite a few parts that weren't used in either build I did, so I have those to add to my stash for future builds. As another reviewer said, the suspension for the race version is very delicate. I was happy to have read their tip about having superglue on hand and ready before I tackled the front end. The superglue really saved the day. Overall, this is a solid kit and well worth picking up. Despite my problem with the oil pan, I will likely pick up another one of these. It really is a fun kit to build with a surprising amount of variation. A person could probably build this kit four or five times and have eight or ten distinctly different models when finished.