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Mammoet
branded box.
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Fleet number at
the rear. |
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Lifting straps
are good. |
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Ready to be
lifted. |
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Goes well in
this configuration. |
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This is a model of a Pool Car in Mammoet colours.
Although the make of vehicle is not stated anywhere it
is understood to be a Volkswagen Up.
Packaging
The model comes in
perspex box enclosed by a Mammoet-branded sleeve.
The review model had no missing parts. One door
mirror was very loose, but it was easily re-glued back
on.
Detail
The
car has a base plate with some simple detailing of
chassis components. The small wheels have decent
tyres.
At the front there is a realistic number plate but no
badges indicating the make of the vehicle. The
lights are modelled well.
The mirrors have a silvered surface and there are
windscreen wipers. The Mammoet graphics are sharp.
At the rear there is a Mammoet fleet number.
Lifting straps and a lifting beam are attached.
Features
The
model can be displayed in its display case, or it can be
unscrewed from the base.
It can be used as a load on a Mammoet fleet truck.
The straps did not appear to be easily removable on the
review model.
Quality
This is a reasonable quality model.
The paint finish and graphics are high quality.
Price
It is relatively expensive for a small model
which probably reflects the specific nature of the
model.
Overall
This is model has specific use with another IMC model,
the Mercedes- Benz Arocs with 7 axle trailer and Fassi
crane. It looks good in that application.
Footnotes
The model appeared in October 2021.
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In the Perspex
case. |
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Detailed number
plate. |
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Underneath. |
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Placed on the
deck. |
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On the
baseplate. |
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