1/25 1960 Ford F100 with Trailer Plastic Model Kit (AMT1407)
This 1/25-scale plastic model kit recreates a 1960 Ford F-100 pickup with a matching trailer. Featuring all-new tooling, it’s a deluxe three-in-one kit that can be built as a stock truck, a custom show vehicle, or a service truck, with a full trailer included. The kit centers on a Ford Tri-Power engine and offers a range of optional parts such as spotlights, louvers, whitewall tires with chrome wheel covers, lakes pipes, fender skirts, bullet taillights, and a hitch, plus detailing pieces like a trophy, lug wrench, toolbox, gas can, and fire extinguisher. The trailer adds its own realism with fenders, open wheels, and removable loading ramps, and can even be built as a display base. Full-color decals with scallop graphics complete the retro look.
With 138 parts molded in white, clear, transparent red, and chrome-plated components, the kit requires paint and glue and is rated for skill level 2. It uses black vinyl tires on metal axles and finishes at about eight inches long when assembled, making it a satisfying project for hobbyists aged 14 and up who enjoy detailed, classic-truck builds.
Description
This 1/25-scale plastic model kit recreates a 1960 Ford F-100 pickup with a matching trailer. Featuring all-new tooling, it’s a deluxe three-in-one kit that can be built as a stock truck, a custom show vehicle, or a service truck, with a full trailer included. The kit centers on a Ford Tri-Power engine and offers a range of optional parts such as spotlights, louvers, whitewall tires with chrome wheel covers, lakes pipes, fender skirts, bullet taillights, and a hitch, plus detailing pieces like a trophy, lug wrench, toolbox, gas can, and fire extinguisher. The trailer adds its own realism with fenders, open wheels, and removable loading ramps, and can even be built as a display base. Full-color decals with scallop graphics complete the retro look.
With 138 parts molded in white, clear, transparent red, and chrome-plated components, the kit requires paint and glue and is rated for skill level 2. It uses black vinyl tires on metal axles and finishes at about eight inches long when assembled, making it a satisfying project for hobbyists aged 14 and up who enjoy detailed, classic-truck builds.
