The kit will allow you to build one of them with different type of tyres.
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The CAMs model is categorized as Mk I . The early and late production versions of the MK I , Mk II and Mk III do not necessarily encompass the same variations.
Refer to the attached factory photograph of a Mk III. It features smaller search lights, a distinct shape on the bonnet side, and an exterior radiator grill. Therefore, it must indeed be a late production version under ML’s comments, right?
However, it is also equipped with large headlamps, characteristic of the early production models what ML had mentioned. In essence, this is a standard Mk III and is categorized as an early production of Mk III, mentioned in factory photographs, personal journals, documents etc. .
It is abundantly clear that knowledge from one version (Mk) cannot be used to draw conclusions or make statements about another version, esp of its production timing. Simply, to compare an apple to an orange and draw conclusions is a sloppy mistake.
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The 3D printed hold down is designed specifically to assist our target group, which are the HK students aged 7 to 12 who receive the OXD for free, in constructing the model with their parents.
CAMs have arranged the 3D hold down in this
production run but no guarantee on the next production run.
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