ERTL’s 1/16 International 1460 Axial-Flow Combine – Outback Toys Review

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Join us on an immersive journey with Justin as he takes the wheel of ERTL’s new 1/16 International 1460 Combine in this comprehensive review brought to you by Outback Toys. 🌽🌾

🌟 Product Details:
🚜 Model: 1/16 International 1460 Combine With Corn & Grain Heads
🏷️ Brand: ERTL (First in the Case IH Prestige Select Series)
📍 Reviewed by: Justin at Outback Toys

👀 What to Expect:
Unboxing and details about the International 1460 Combine.
In-depth examination of the corn & grain heads, showcasing their intricate design.
Exploring the replica’s exceptional attention to detail.
Justin's expert insights on what truly makes this a unique offering from ERTL.

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[edbreuer]

It's beautiful more machinery needs to be done like that of all brands thanks for sharing

[jamesbarbour]

Correction - IH were not the first to produce a Rotary Combine - that particular accolade belongs to Sperry New Holland, who introduced their Twin Rotor Axial Flow Combine in 1975, two years before the IH product came to market.