Sgtnicko

Did you use Macgregors flash pattern as per the instructions?

The model is great and provides a level of detail and practicality no other released VF has surpassed. The outer model and interior look great and contain all of the necessary equipment to make the vehicle as realistic on both the inside and outside. I would love to see some more of Moose's released models converted to ELS as this looks great.

I know this review is late considering I had it when on its initial release. Anyway i'll do this in three parts. The exterior model is extremely detailed and is absolutely amazing the light bar is detailed and looks very realistic in terms of placement and operation. Although the light-bar looks great it would be good to see some other light-bars and configurations available on the model as the current is specific to NSW only. The doors are also another great feature on this ambulance. Each of the doors including the side door is able to open which allows this ambulance to be used for paramedic callouts which are beginning to grow in popularity. The interior is placed at a good height for being able to see all the traffic in-front of you. It also contains a dummy GPS which adds to the look of realism on the ambulance as a whole. There are 2 things that would make it better from a cockpit realism point of view and they are correct gauges and the Mercedes logo mapped on the steering wheel. Another great feature is the actual ambulance cabin. The cabin features a seat and a bed which adds a great effect into the ambulance. The only thing that could be done to improve this is to add some texture to the cabinets to make it look like they contain items. The documentation that is supplied with this ambulance is extremely detailed and helpful containing all the installation instructions and recommended lighting modifications, although this is the nature of most documentation provided by moose. In conclusion it's a great sprinter with great capabilities and is very practical and looks great at the same time.