Does anyone make the dodge WC half ton? i can find the 3/4 ton different places, including the command car which is cool. Would love to find a 1/2 ton command car
thanks for any links or info you might have
dodge wc 1/2 ton anywhere?
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Re: dodge wc 1/2 ton anywhere?
These are the only ones that I have seen.
I have no experience with this company.
They only look to offer Commonwealth style trucks, and are probably resin kits.
https://www.wespemodels.com/index.php?r ... arch=dodge
I have no experience with this company.
They only look to offer Commonwealth style trucks, and are probably resin kits.
https://www.wespemodels.com/index.php?r ... arch=dodge
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Re: dodge wc 1/2 ton anywhere?
I was looking for anything 1/2 ton in 1/43 scale for my model railroad, but found almost nobody was making that in scale I could find.
I guess it has to do with most people wanting to model around D-Day and later?
I guess it has to do with most people wanting to model around D-Day and later?
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gents, thanks for the replies. The scale of super tiny isn't too appealing but i haven't seen anything else anywhere. I even talked to a fellow who custom makes models but he looked for one online and couldn't find it so he won't make it lol. Maybe there isn't enough of a market for it.
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What about this?
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that's cool but in the small (on my puter anyway) photo it looks like a 50s nose?
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I'm really not sure I'm not too familiar with them. Here is a closer shot.
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