Artitec Ford Model A Pickup 387.527 HO Scale

Ford Model A Pickup (387.527)

$45.95
Sale price  $45.95 Regular price 
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Artitec Ford Model A Pickup 387.527 HO Scale

Ford Model A Pickup (387.527)

$45.95
Sale price  $45.95 Regular price 
Model Details
Manufacturer Artitec
Article Number 387.527
Product Release Year 2023
Scale 1:87 HO Scale
Build Type Ready-Made
Dimensions L: 1.8 in · W: 0.8 in · H: 0.8 in
Vehicle Details
Country United States
Civilian Segment Commercial Vehicles
Time Periods 1920s , 1930s
Vehicle Make Ford
Vehicle Type Pickup Truck
Vehicle Family Model A
Paint Scheme Black
Collector model. Not a toy. Recommended for ages 18+
Model Overview

This ready-made Artitec model reproduces a Ford Model A pickup in an all-black finish with contrasting gold-colored wire wheels. The vehicle features an enclosed cab, open rear cargo bed, curved fenders, broad running boards, and the compact proportions of an early light-duty pickup truck.

The model also recreates the radiator surround, headlights, front and rear bumpers, side-mounted spare wheel, license plates, door handles, rear fenders, tailgate, and wooden cargo-bed floor. Fine body lines, carefully reproduced trim, and subtly aged surfaces give the pickup a convincing late-1920s and early-1930s working-vehicle appearance.

  • Ready-Made 1:87 HO scale Artitec model
  • Ford Model A closed-cab pickup truck
  • Open rear cargo bed with detailed wooden floor
  • Black body with contrasting gold-colored wire wheels
  • Side-mounted spare wheel and broad running boards
  • Detailed radiator surround, headlights, bumpers, fenders, and license plates
  • Individually hand-painted with subtle weathering
  • Constructed from finely detailed resin and photo-etched components
  • Ideal for farms, workshops, deliveries, roadside scenes, and classic-vehicle HO-scale displays
Vehicle History

The Ford Model A replaced the Model T and was introduced to the public in late 1927 for the 1928 model year. It featured more modern styling, conventional controls, improved performance, and Ford’s newly adopted blue oval emblem.

Ford’s Model A pickup was based on the Model A passenger-car platform and used the same four-cylinder, 40-horsepower engine. Buyers could choose between open-cab and more weather-resistant closed-cab versions. Ford sold nearly 62,000 Model A trucks in 1928 and more than 212,000 in 1929.

The compact pickup body gave farmers, tradespeople, and small businesses an affordable vehicle capable of carrying tools, supplies, and light cargo while retaining much of the Model A’s familiar mechanical design.

About Artitec Ready-Made Models

Artitec's Ready-Made models are handcrafted from high-quality resin and produced in limited runs. Each model is expertly preassembled, hand-painted, and often subtly weathered to recreate the appearance of a real vehicle in use. Because every model is finished by hand, small variations may occur, making each piece unique.

Artitec uses vacuum-cast resin to reproduce exceptionally fine, true-to-scale details that can be difficult to achieve with conventional manufacturing methods. Etched-brass parts are added where appropriate to capture delicate components and further enhance realism.

Each model is assembled, painted, and weathered by skilled specialists—a process requiring considerable time, precision, and experience. Artitec Ready-Made models are ideal for collectors seeking exceptional detail and realism without the time and effort required to build and finish a model kit.