1/700 USAAF Support Vehicle & Accessory Set #2 - (x10) 3D Printed - Awesome!

Description

NO RESERVE. We're offering here a set of twelve beautifully detailed USAAF Support Vehicle and Accessory models that have just come out of the 3D printer. Photography of these little gems is a challenge for our equipment and limited skills, but please check out the well proportioned models. The set includes the following models:
(x1) Dodge WC-54 Ambulance
(Detail photos #2-3)
(x1) Mobile Airfield Control Trailer
(Detail photo #4)
(x1) GMC CCKW 2-1/2 Ton
Truck
(Detail photos #5)
- T
he ubiquitous GMC CCKW 2-1/2 ton, 6x6, also known as 'Jimmy', is generally considered the 'truck that won World War II'. Over a half million of all variants were produced with most being the famous 'Deuce and a Half' cargo trucks.
(x1) GMC CCKW 750-Gallon
Gasoline
Tanker Truck
(Detail photos #6-7)
- The Gasoline Tanker variation of the GMC CCKW 2-1/2 ton, 6x6.
(x1) Type A-3 600-Gallon Fuel Trailer
(Detail photo #7) - Photo depicts the fuel trailer being pulled behind the GMC Fuel Tanker truck.
(x1) Reo-Cardox Class 150 Airfield Crash Truck
(Detail photo #8) - The Class 150 6x6 Crash Truck was equipped with 6,000 pounds of CO2 and 300 gallons of foam premix that could be discharged individually or in combination.
(x1) Federal C-2 Wrecker Truck (Federal Model 606 Series)
(Detail photo #9) - The
C-2 was made by the Federal Motor Truck Company of Detroit, Michigan. Every air base in the U.S. and overseas had at least one C-2 and larger bases had more. A single C-2 could lift most of the aircraft in the AAF inventory and two could raise a B-17.
(x1) Chevrolet G506 Class 135 Crash Truck
(Detail photo #10) - The
Class 135 Crash Truck was the most widely used crash truck by the Army Air Force. It held 300 gallons of water and 20 gallons of foam.
(x1) Chevrolet G506 E-5 Turret Trainer
(Detail photo #11) - The
E-5 Turret Trainer variation of the G506 truck.
(x1) Bomb Dump, 55 Gallon Oil Barrels & Propellor Shipping Crate
(Detail photo #12)
While the surfaces are not perfectly smooth (3D printing is done in layers), the plastic used can be sanded and painted much the same way you would handle resin or styrene. The models may still have some oil-like agent on them that needs to be removed by washing in warm water with a drop of detergent added to it.
These outstanding USAAF Support Vehicle and Accessories should be a welcome addition to any wargamer's or 1/700 modeler's collection, particularly those interested in USAAF operations. Please take a look at the other 1/700 scale aircraft models that we have on auction as well. We're always happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases to save whenever possible. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions whatsoever.