Moebius Models 1972 Ford F-250 Ranger XLT with Snow Plow 1/25 Scale Model Build
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- This is my build of the Moebius Models 1972 Ford F-250 Ranger XLT with Snow Plow. Long name on this one but it is a great kit. For me, there is noting better than a Tamiya model kit. This one is right up there though. High quality strong feeling plastic with very little flash. The fit is great. The details of the mold come through very clear. The instruction manual was very detailed and clear. It even had the 1972 Ford paint chips on the back with illustration of the 3 standard paint styles. I went with the TU-Tone Mallard Green and white with the rusty old truck look. I included a step by step talk through of how I made the rusty look while painting the snowplow which is why this one went long. Overall a great kit and I will be building more Moebius Model kits.
Moebius Models 1972 Ford F-250 Ranger XLT with Snow Plow 1/25 Scale Model
Royalty free 1970's inspired music from AudioHero.com
0:00: Start
0:12: Unboxing
3:55: Build Start
22:45: Rust Technique Talk Through
49:08: Final Build Pictures
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But u did and awesome job bud looks amazing 👏 👍👌
Thank you!!! I appreciate the compliment 👍
If that plow gets used a lot the bottom front of the blade would probably be silver bare metal. Also the little pads would be also bare. The driver would also put decent or newish lights on there if he was going on the highway much.
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The bottom of the plow would b down to steel snow is very abrasive... I work in a mine nd the snow does more to the blades then the rock beleave it or not
Good to know. Thank for the advice. 👍 I believe it. I work in an ice rink and the snow and ice does tear stuff up pretty quickly. I was going for the parked and forgotten look but I’ll keep in mind for the next one.