Artitec Ford Model AA Truck

[cfritschle]

Artitec has "quietly" released a Ford Model AA truck.  The model appeared in Artitec's online shop in October stating that it would be "available soon."  In early November the status was changed to "Order," 

I had placed an order with DM-Toys in the latter part of October that included the Ford AA.  Yesterday, November 8, I received an email from UPS stating the order had shipped, and today UPS delivered that order!  I will get some comparison photos with other 1:160 scale vehicle models and post them in this thread.  In the mean time, here is a link to Artitec's online shop showing multiple views for the Ford AA.  https://www.artitecshop.com/en/ford-model-aa-pritschenwagen-muskator.html

While Ford introduced the Model AA in 1928, I believe the disc wheels that match the Artitec model did not appear on the prototype until 1929.

[bbussey]

Too early for me unfortunately but the model looks extremely nice.

[wazzou]

It looks like a pretty accurate model.
Coincidentally, I saw a beautifully restored ‘29 model flatbed with stakes today in the Kalama, WA Interpretive Center.
I wish I’d taken pics, but it’s not far from home.
If I recall, GHQ offered a nice AA Model kit.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

I don't know what Artitec's deal is, but their ***** is beeyoutiful.

[Cajonpassfan]

$32 for a small truck, ouch, but it is beautifully done.
But that German lettering has go to go
Otto K.

[cfritschle]

Here are some comparison photos of the new Artitec Ford Model AA truck with other N scales vehicle models.

First, the Ford Model AA with an Artitec Ford Model T.


Next, the Ford Model AA with a GHQ Ford Model A.


Finally, the Ford Model AA with a RPS/Atlas Ford F-350.