Monogram made one which they have reissued a few times. The most recent reissue is out of production but there are still plenty on sale on eBay for a range from 10-30 bucks, new in the box. Search on 1930 Ford Coupe. I just cut one up to build this...
I'm not trying to hijack your thread, but I can't seem to find any die-cast Model A sedans. I would prefer a Chevy sedan but don't ever expect to find that! I want one for my three year old son. I had both the Hubley coupe and roadster metal model kits and I sure wish I had them today!
^^ looking for a 28-9 sedan kit too..steel, plastic what ever i can get my hands on.. I dont want a 30-31..ive seen those..nice but not a 28-9
Straightaxle65 here you go: http://cgi.ebay.com/Monogram-1930-F...930?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19c2c23162 And Von Rigg Fink: http://cgi.ebay.com/1928-Model-Ford...932?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4aa8bd441c There you guys cgo hope this helps
Jimmy Flintstone makes a 28/9 Sedan in Resin. I have one, very nice quality. About a 6" chop but I think they call it 4"
Just saw it, thanks Tman..I will look into this thanks for the bump....was trying to dig it up and whamo..there it was..
The only 1/25th scale plastic 28/29 Model A Tudor was the AMT 1928 A Tudor kit released in about 1964/65......MPC owned the tooling and the kit was issued ONCE as the Tudor under the AMT brand.....the tooling was then changed by MPC and released as a 1929 Model A Woody/Closed Cab Pickup with a chromed flathead V8 & pushbike a couple of times. Since AMT & MPC were merged 30yrs ago the 1929 Woody has been reissued a few times, most recently about 10 yrs ago. The Tudor kit has been available as a resin repop by various casters...................andyd
Minicraft make a range of 1/16 scale 1931 A Models. They do a Roadster, Tudor, Delivery Van and a Pickup. They are all stock except for the Roadster that comes with a flathead as well as a hopped up A banger and all the HotRod parts you need (ie: Wheels, tires, interior etc...). These kits are approximately 10inches in length. A bit of a search on the web will reward you with quite a number of other cars also in 1/16 that you can use to kit bash with any one of the A's. There are for example a 57 Corvette, a 65, a 78 and an 85. There is a 1/16 427 AC Cobra, a General Lee, a 57 Chev Convertible, then there is quite a few Front and Rear Engined Dragsters. Hope this may help, beats the 1/24 kits especially if you want to build them with your son when he is old enough and they look a lot more striking on display. Cheers, Doc.
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