Thanks Darren. Looking very much forward to receiving it.

Jesper it took me longer than expected to get myself together but the model is now on route to you. I look forward to seeing how you progress with it.

Darren, that's great. Will let you now, when I receive it. Thanks.

Jesper this model will be winging its way to you this week, I had to wait for someone to give the Nast bank manager some pennies. In truth she is quite nice.

Jesper don't forget to send your details to my staff E-mail address.

My favorit is the touring model. Well, I have never done a blog before, so I'll give that a try.

I am sure that can be arranged. E-mail me your postal address and I will get one off to you, which do you prefer? Also are you going to do a build feature or blog?

Hi Darren

It's just a sideeffect of my occupation. I have been working in quality departments, in the plastic industry, for more than 20 years. Can't help noticing these things, however small

Darren, I would love to build one for the site.

Jesper: I have done a visual check and the items you mention are perfect in the second model, Sorry I failed to understand the first time around as you were spot on. Would you like to build one of them for the site?

Another one, for my must have list. As with the roadster, it looks as if the fan and part of the stearingwheel is shortshot. well, they come from the same tool, so I guess they should be. Perhaps it is the same image

Thanks for another excellent review Darren.

Darren Baker takes a look at the second version of the Ford Model T from ICM. This time around it is the Model T 1911 touring American Passenger Car that gets the ICM treatment and looks as if it will be an interesting series of cars from ICM.

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