Universal Hobbies UH4138 1/32 Ford 6610 4WD 2.Generation tractor, ready to exhibit metal agricultural machine model
Brand:UNIVERSAL HOBBIES
Stock Code:UH4138
Product Sizes:13 x 7.5 x 10 cm.
Scale:1/32 (the model of the reality 32 times)
Type:Ready to exhibit
Material:Metal, plastic
Ford 6610 4WD 2. Generation Tractor Model Contents
- 1 Piece 1/32 Ford 6610 4WD 2. Generation Tractor Diectast Model
1/32 Ford 6610 4WD 2. Generation Tractor Model Features
- Ford 6610 4WD - 2nd generation casting tractor correctly reproduction with the finest details
- Total Number of Pieces: 104
- Made of metal, plastic and rubber
- Ford official licensed product
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Hobbytime Review
Ford was a tractor brand of Ford, a car manufacturer produced in Europe from 1964 to 1995 and from 1939 to 1995 in the United States. The brand was sold to Fiat in the early 1990s and is now part of New Holland. Between 1916 and 1964, the company's tractors were produced under the name of Fordson, because the rights of the Ford trademark belonged to a person named Henry Ford, who worked in another company.
In 1981, 10 series was introduced. 2610, 2910, 3610, 3910, 4110, 4610, 5610, 6610, 6710, 7610, 7710 and 8210. These models had a new synchronized 8+4 syncomeç transmission. Until the 7610, the transmission was controlled by a gear lever under the steering wheel. He received a lot of criticism in his favor and against him, and after a while he turned the Ford gear diagram into H diagram. Dual Power gear reduction was an optional extra, standard hardware from 7610. In 1983, the renewed TW series was introduced. It included TW-5, TW-15, TW-25 and TW-35. The TW series still had an 8+2 Constant Mesh gearbox that was still uninchronized. Dual Power was standard equipment.
In 1985, the MK II series was introduced. At the same time, the new 7910 was introduced. The biggest reform of the MK II series was the new DL cabin. Other innovations contained a hydrostatic steering wheel. In 1988, 7810, a six -cylinder version of 7610, was introduced. At the beginning of 1989, the MK III series was introduced. At the same time, the collection was renewed. It was replaced with 6610, 6410 and 6810. Other models remained unchanged. The model 8210 now had Ford's first electric lifting device.
About Universal Hobbies
Farm and construction collection copies are one of the leading brands in the world. For more than 20 years, they are trying to increase the quality level in their mdodels, while offering a wide option on different scales. The collections are produced using injection molding for plastic and rubber pieces using pressurized casting method. To provide the finest details, they prefer bumper printing instead of sticker details. They make permanent prints that will not fade over time in their models. The buffo printing process can take up to 400 prints to complete a single model. Diecast models are suitable for 14 years and older.
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