Alan McNeilly takes a look at the new Resicast WW1 Ford T Driver.
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Ford T Driver - WW1Posted: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - 07:28 AM UTC
Posted: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - 09:07 AM UTC
Thanks for the review Alan. One major low comes to my mind immediately and that is this figure is very vehicle specific. No ... we are not burdened with a huge choice of WW1 vehicles either, but it would be nice to be able to use this guy with other vehicles, like the rolls royce as you mentioned. Im surprised they modelled him in the Ford T seat. This might have been as easy to model him without the seat, but fit it? On the other hand, it is a beautiful figure and I can imagine it would look great posed in the vehicle its meant for. Id almost conider buying the ford T and this figure just to pose them together.
Posted: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - 09:55 AM UTC
Hi Frank,
Yes, I had considered him for the Ford Draisine as well, then released he comes with a seat attached to his bum lol. Maybe they intend to release him in an altered format. I imagine the seat was necessary to get him fitted correctly to the vehicle. As you say with a shortage of figures in this scale the more versatile the better, but drivers especially usually have to be modeled vehicle specific otherwise they won't fit.
I got 2 with that purpose in mind. The seat is fairly easy to remove without any obvious adverse effects. I'll see how he fits in the Draisine as I have the parts washed and ready to start on.
Cheers
Al
Yes, I had considered him for the Ford Draisine as well, then released he comes with a seat attached to his bum lol. Maybe they intend to release him in an altered format. I imagine the seat was necessary to get him fitted correctly to the vehicle. As you say with a shortage of figures in this scale the more versatile the better, but drivers especially usually have to be modeled vehicle specific otherwise they won't fit.
I got 2 with that purpose in mind. The seat is fairly easy to remove without any obvious adverse effects. I'll see how he fits in the Draisine as I have the parts washed and ready to start on.
Cheers
Al
Posted: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - 10:43 AM UTC
Looking forward to more progress shots from both subjects. WW1 is seomthing that is growing on me a lot!!
Posted: Thursday, September 12, 2013 - 05:47 AM UTC