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EFSI of Holland made a long list of Ford Model Ts, this is one of the more unusual variants.
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EFSI of Holland made a long list of Ford Model Ts, this is one of the more unusual variants.The image file limits have been reset. Upper limits now are 100,000 when we have some images that exceed 5,000,000. I've set the pixels for no more than 1000 across the longest side, so if you resize to that all should be well. (The limits are larger than what I typically use, and my images turn out just fine, so I know it shouldn't be a problem)
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How much chocolate can fit in there?- Burton W. Pine -
1/64? A lot. 1:1, not so much.The image file limits have been reset. Upper limits now are 100,000 when we have some images that exceed 5,000,000. I've set the pixels for no more than 1000 across the longest side, so if you resize to that all should be well. (The limits are larger than what I typically use, and my images turn out just fine, so I know it shouldn't be a problem)
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To me this was one of the neater versions of the delivery van - I was surprised when I got this one to find the box was plastic as I had been used to all the EFSI Model T's with metal parts. Kind of a reminder that manufacturers have been using plastic as a part of the models for many, many years. 
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And with about 75% of the 1/87 model manufacturers, you'll find they're plastic; and few are under $20; with some $100 or more for large trucks or military equipment.Originally posted by pjedsel View PostTo me this was one of the neater versions of the delivery van - I was surprised when I got this one to find the box was plastic as I had been used to all the EFSI Model T's with metal parts. Kind of a reminder that manufacturers have been using plastic as a part of the models for many, many years. Comment
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Nice piece! I need to build my Efsi collection. I have just two (contemporary for the time) vehicles, the Commer 302 ambulance and the Mercedes truck.Comment
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It's also a lot better than their usual variants, which have cabs that would cause neck cramps and head bruises in any 1/64 driver. The cab and body are much better proportioned. I'm not surprised that they're plastic. Probably of a later manufacture, amirite?Originally posted by jt3 View PostBert sez...
"Wanna sell more?
MAKE IT 1/64!!!"Comment
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Thinking the one I had in my collection was purchased in the '80's. I was doing a number of toy farm shows with a diorama display and had picked up a number of the EFSI Model T Fords to add some vintage vehicles to the scene - maybe even one of those barn finds! 
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