New tooling F350 in 1:64 scale by Spec Cast

[Rich]

One has to wonder, if this is a shared tooling with Greenlight, as they have one coming this spring as well? The earlier product announcement from Outback claimed it was a Greenlight product. Either way, these will make for some great customs.
http://www.outbacktoystore.com/s.nl/sc. ... ch=cust-52

[Sirentoys]

This is nice. A bit more pricey than the GL versions. It also looks like the bed is separate from the cab even ion the pick up. That should save some time cutting.

[UnMarkedCarr]

These look awesome but what a price difference between the single rear wheels vs the dually wheels. The dual rear wheels don't look like 1-ton wheels either. Yes, I'll be owning a few.

[Engine5161]

Anyone have any photos of the one coming out from Greenlight?

[Sirentoys]

Anyone have any photos of the one coming out from Greenlight?

I have only seen a flat are of it. My memory is saying the first releases are special order for a diecast retail outlet.

[Lieutenant146]

Oh if only that were in 1/50......

[Rich]

Sword did a very nice F350 crew cab with 6 foot bed in 1:50 scale. A bit pricey, but they make nice fire vehicles.

[Lieutenant146]

Sword did a very nice F350 crew cab with 6 foot bed in 1:50 scale. A bit pricey, but they make nice fire vehicles.

Rich, I actually have 2 here waiting for the "shops" to reopen, but unfortunately they not only aren't dualies, but have the beds cast to the cab. I have a utility box I hope to use (someday). A year to retirement (30 yrs) & as it is now, when(if) the shop gets going, I have enough projects to last what ever is left of life...LOL. For some reason, dualies are very lacking in the die cast world. There are a few Ford pickups listed on eBay as 1/43 with duals, but they are close to 1/64 even though the boxes are clearly marked 1/43. I think they were made by Anson.