It has been almost a month since I had Vic's transmission fluid changed in an effort to stop the chattering. SO FAR, it has worked. (insert sigh of relief HERE)
The car hit 139,000 on 10/9/13. Tried to cover up some of the rust on the front left fender, which is getting real crispy. Not happy about that at all...
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Ultra Small N Scale Crown Vic! (AKA: Mini Vic)
Recently I decided to order something off Ebay. What was it? An N scale Crown Vic!
A company called Willmodels sells resin model railroad items, mostly buildings and cars/trucks. They offer both wedge & final bodystyle Vics in different styles. I went with a simple stock one. And it is SMALL! Well, compared to the usual die-cast scales.
The headlights are "sunk", not flush, there are no side mirrors, and the wheels, while nice, are not accurate. But what do you expect from a cottage industry-made model? ANY Vic in N scale is a wonderful thing!
Having a little Vic for my Not Quite Model Railroad will be a hoot!
A company called Willmodels sells resin model railroad items, mostly buildings and cars/trucks. They offer both wedge & final bodystyle Vics in different styles. I went with a simple stock one. And it is SMALL! Well, compared to the usual die-cast scales.
The headlights are "sunk", not flush, there are no side mirrors, and the wheels, while nice, are not accurate. But what do you expect from a cottage industry-made model? ANY Vic in N scale is a wonderful thing!
Having a little Vic for my Not Quite Model Railroad will be a hoot!