Land utility tractor standard n mod. 1935 1:35 miniat 38091

Plastic model kit: Land Utility Tractor Standard N Mod. 1935 1:35 Mini Art 38091

The model kit: Land Utility Tractor Standard N Mod. 1935 in 1:35 scale from MiniArt is a detailed replica of a tractor that played a significant role in both agriculture and during World War II. This model depicts a tractor that plowed fields in peacetime and served to tow trailers, generators, and bomb carts for the Allies during the war.

Model features:

• High-quality molded plastic parts
• Photo-etched elements for added realism
• Transparent parts for headlights and work lamps
• Decal sheet with three markings

History and significance of Fordson: Fordson is a brand of tractors and trucks that was widely used in the mass production of general-purpose tractors. Production began in 1917 by Henry Ford and Son Inc, and later continued by Ford Motor Company in the USA and the UK. Fordson became a symbol of agricultural mechanization, much like the Ford Model T in the automotive industry. Fordson tractors were produced in various locations, including the USA, Ireland, and England, and were also exported to the Soviet Union, where they were cloned and produced locally.

Fordson Model N: The Model N, which is represented in this kit, was one of the most important tractors in the UK during World War II. Production of the Model N began in Cork in 1927 and was later moved to Dagenham in 1933. This tractor was known for its reliability and versatility, making it an invaluable tool in both agriculture and wartime operations.

Historical significance: The Fordson Model N was a key element in the mechanization of agriculture, allowing for increased agricultural production efficiency. During World War II, this tractor was used for various logistical tasks, contributing to the success of the Allies. Its design was robust enough to withstand the test of time, and its impact on the development of agricultural technology is still evident today.

Assembly and painting kit. Does not include paints or glue. For assembly, separately sold modeling tools are needed (including cutters, files, tweezers), paints, brushes, and plastic model glue (e.g., Tamiya Extra Thin Cement). The photo shows a professionally assembled and painted model.