Ack! Ack-ack!

Beautiful colour scheme! These white stripes must have been very difficult to apply.

Great models! They all prove that most comes down to the modeler and less to the kit.

Thanks a lot for this great story! And I think I need new spectacles ...

Fantastic, I love it. I wish I had your skills!

Perfect craftmanship, beautiful!

Excellent work!

I agee, it is up to you. There is no sharp line between both sub-forums.

Excellent work! Amazing how good a b/w scheme can look.

I agee. I did that some years ago with the backhoe loader. I will show the whole rig in the Big Rigs forum.

Very nice conversion! IMO Titan daycabs always look better than sleepers.

Unique idea, excellent detailing, beautiful model!

Ingenious idea!

Clean & beautiful

Very nice.

Very interesting, I didn't know either. You mentioned that those pin-ups of the fifties were giveaways with company logos. My next project will be Revell's 1952 Büssing 8000 kit. It has a nice decal sheet including a pin-up girl for the grille as the instruction sheet says. This Revell pin-up has no company logo. Were there also pin-ups without company logos or is this Revell decal something like a generic pin-up without real reference? If it is historically incorrect I will rather leave it out. No more stupid questions from me in this topic - scout's honour!

What a fantastic and unique model, I love it!

Really impressive model, attractive colour combination!

Really nice, without mentioning one would not realize the small scale.

Very nice!

Thanks again for the replies! I am almost sure that the black numbers were printed on the yellow stripes, but I think it should be possible to scan these stripes and modify the numbers with Photoshop or a similar app.

Your improvements really paid off!

Very realistic workhorse, sehr schön!

Super clean!

Wow, what an impressive list! It promises some interesting hours. Thanks again!

Another beautiful colour combination!