1957 Ford Thunderbird

This is the AMT/ERTL 1957 Ford Thunderbird Plastic Model Car Vehicle Kit 1/16 Scale.

AMT 1957 Ford Thunderbird Plastic Model Car Vehicle Kit 1/16 Scale #1206
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 AMT/ERTL # amt1206
$36.59
 
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AMT/ERTL Item # amt1206
Features :
  • Optional Whitewalls
  • Vinyl hoses and wiring
  • Vintage style packaging
  • Opening hood and doors
  • Includes expanded decals
  • Chrome plated small parts
  • Black vinyl tires and metal axles
  • Paint and cement required (not included)
  • Parts molded in white
  • unless otherwise indicated
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Spotlight Review

 
"Terrible mold lines"
A.obrien31385
On a bigger scale kit like this I expect a little kore quality and detail. The mold lines on this were horrendous! A lot of body work is needed to get it looking right.

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Features

  • Optional Whitewalls
  • Vinyl hoses and wiring
  • Vintage style packaging
  • Opening hood and doors
  • Includes expanded decals
  • Chrome plated small parts
  • Black vinyl tires and metal axles
  • Paint and cement required (not included)
  • Parts molded in white
  • unless otherwise indicated

Specs

  • AMT Product Number: 1206

Includes

One Plastic Model


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Reviews

  
 
"Thunderbird"
murderone77
I have been building this kit its very fun. The larger parts make it easier for my old eys

 
"amt 1206"
hvyse
The 1957 Ford Thunderbird Amt Snap Kit of the early 60s was my first model and what got me started in the hobby.When I saw it available in 1/16 scale I had to Have it and ended up building it and the rest of the Amt 1/16 Model line back in the late 70s early 80s now it is time i built it and them again and recreate the full model collection of the Amt 1/16 scale models along with a few others too. I am Looking forward to buying it and building it again in the near future.Have fun .

 
"Be Patient"
Paul Reffner (Paul.Reffner@outlook.com)
Received this as a father's day gift and this was my first large scale build. Only two negatives: 1) You will need to take your time to sand the mold lines off the front fenders. This is a must since they are so prevalent it will mess up your paint job. 2) the rear tail light panel needs some sanding to fit tight against the body. Also, I found it works best if you glue that part from the underside of the body. Overall, the kit was fun to build and has lots of details like opening doors (that were very easy to assemble) and spark plug wires for the engine. I ended up hand painting the whitewall tires using multiple coats of acrylic paint. The sidewalls are branded Firestone so this gave a more realistic appearance than the white solid plastic rings in the kit.