1923 Ford T Depot Hack AMT1237 Plastics Car/Truck 1/24-1/25

Challenging and rewarding. With 2 build options available you can really put your imagination to work. It did take a lot of patience but the result was well worth it. Nice detail. Probably not for the novice builder but a great kit.

Lo veo completo, aún no lo he armado, no se cuando lo arme

I found the kit an easy, yet satisfying build. The fit was good with very little flash. I chose to build the back (taxi) version. It lends itself to myriad personal interpretations. Very fun.

I have put together many model kits from TAMIYA and ICM. They all had very good instructions and the parts fit together well. This was the first AMT model I tried. I worked quite a few hours on just trying to put the frame together and it was terrible - instructions vague, p[arts not fitting tight, needed to sand or trim almost everything. Needless to say I will not spend any more money on AMT!

This is the first model car I've built since I was a kid 50 years ago. I like old cars from the early days of motoring, so that interest prompted me to try this kit.It's been a lot of fun reconnecting with a hobby I used to do, but it probably would have been a better idea to get my feet wet with a model that is not quite so difficult. The frame itself comes in parts and it's tricky to get everything even and square so the car doesn't sit askew with one wheel in the air!There are two options in building the kit: Depot hack or 1923 T Express wagon. The wagon is a little less involved to make, but I chose the depot hack, because it reminded me of the depot hack seen in the beginning of the movie 'The Black Cat' with Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff!Finally finished, not too bad!

What a fun kit, not for beginners as most amt kits require some fitment and fiddling for a good finish. If you love model Ts pick this one up, quick and simple few day build .

Plastic frame on one side was bent, probably from heat. This left no way to line rest of the car up.