Doctors on Call (1918 Ford Model T w/ figures)

The legendary Ford Model T is rightly considered a true symbol of automotive evolution in the early 20th century. As the world's first mass-produced automobile, the Model T accounted for 56% of all vehicles manufactured in the USA as early as 1914.
In addition to high production numbers, the Model T’s widespread popularity was driven by its overall reliability and solid build quality. Among the many variants produced by Henry Ford’s company, the Model T Coupé stands out—informally known as the "Doctor’s Coupé" due to its popularity among physicians.
The key advantage of this version was its fully enclosed body with a high roof. Unlike open roadsters, the enclosed cabin offered comfort and protection against the elements, such as rain, snow, and strong winds. The vehicle enabled doctors to respond quickly to emergency calls from remote rural areas and farms.
Traveling outside of cities was arduous at the time due to poor road conditions. Cars frequently got stuck in deep ruts or even tipped into ditches caused by washed-out roads. However, thanks to its simple design and relatively high ground clearance, the "Doctor’s Coupé" allowed doctors to reach even the most remote locations and farmsteads.
Where horse-drawn carriage journeys once took hours, the automobile drastically reduced travel time—often making the crucial difference in saving lives. The car became more than just a means of transport; it was a true symbol of hope for rural communities reliant on medical care.

Plastic model kit

• Includes 4 figures
• Highly detailed engine, chassis, and bodywork
• Decals featuring license plates from various US states

1:35 scale

unbuilt / unpainted

Paint and glue not included