John Deere 1930's Tractors (2) Kit

Name: John Deere 1930's Tractors (2) Kit
Brand: Woodland Scenics
Price: 15.39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (9 reviews)

Item Number: wood211

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John Deere 1930's Tractors (2) Kit

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Product Details

This Woodland Scenics Scenic Details Kit Contains Two Tractors (1929-1938) That Can Be Used On Any HO Scale Model Layout.

Product Rank

#63 in Vehicles - HO Scale
#177 in Roadway
#1920 in Model Trains

Includes

Two 1929-1938 Tractors Kit

Features

Thoroughly researched and finely crafted HO scale reproductions.
Highly detailed white metal castings.
Easy to assemble and fun to paint.
Each one of these replicas are fantastic and neat looking!
Resembles two John Deere Tractors (1929-1938). This type of tractor may be seen in a museum or a tractor collector's collection.
Add color, interest and authenticity to your layout!
Instructions provided.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly
White Glue or CA Glue
Mini-Scene Paint Set M-125 or Flat Hobby Paint

Comments

Castings are somewhat brittle and require careful handling.

Specifications

Scale: HO 1:87

Woodland Product Number: D211
Walthers Product Number: 785-D211

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Woodlands 1930-1940 2 Tractor Kit

By: eburg199 (Clearwater, FL)

Wheels are a challenge to attach, even using superglue. Mounting surfaces are very tiny and delicate for the front tires and not great for the rear.. Makes a nice set of 1930's tractors when detailed and completed

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Must have tractors.

By: d_doerrfeld (Oak Creek, WI)

Woodland Scenics continues to deliver only high quality products for the model railroader

(20)

Nice Details

By: imageArtCo@yahoo.com (Plymouth, PA)

The kits have excellent details. As other modelers have stated here, the wheels are a bit tricky. I used Walthers Goo and then applied a drop of Zap-A-Gap CA adhesive to each mounting point for each wheel. The Goo gave some flexibility against shock while the Zap-A-Gap gave some extra strength. The wheels have some bad slag from the mold pouring process. Especially thick metal flashing at the front wheels. Best to use a set of needle files to clean it all up. All-in-all, they make up two nice tractors if you take your time.

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