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I call this truck finished. new pictures soon

Time for a new challenge. Sent PM with Year, Make and Type.

A 1956 Studebaker President was the car of this weeks quiz. The picture was taken in 1957/58 in Leipzig/Germany at the International Trade Fair by my father. The correct answer were sent in by: MrObessive Bucky Richard Bartrop otherunicorn ChrisR sjordan2 Brizio dw1603 Draggon DonW VW93 Congratulation

Thanks for you comments guys

Here the finished AITM Mack LTL complete kit with 3D printed battery mounts

It is now finished see

Here the new quiz. As usual sent a PM with Year, Make and Type.

It is Sunday and it is time to solve the quiz. I was looking for a 1967 -1971 Simca 1200 S Coupe. The 1200 S is based on the Simca 1000 Coupe. The car features a differnt fornt fasica and a bigger engine compared to the 1000 Coupe. The correct answer were submitted by: otherunicorn Bucky Brizio DonW gbtr6 Matthijsgrit Richard Bartrop dw1603 iamsuperdan sjordan2 Matt Bacon Congratulations

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I think I should give you a hint because the response on this quiz isn't big. This car is a rear engined and it was build by a defunct car manufacturer to whom Ford had sold all their facilities in 1954 after closing their activies in this country.

Here some new pictures of a mostly forgotten project

After the one off quiz here is the new regular auto quiz. Please sent PM with Year, Make and Type.

I had printed a Roof Cylinder Head including a 4in1 exhaust for the 1/24 Monogram Model A.

This time I was looking for a special Aston Martin DB4 GT. The last chassis of the DB 4 series was build at Bertone into this coupe. It was designed in 1961 by Giorgetto Giugiaro. It was shown at first in 1961 at the Genvea Automobil Show, later that year at the Turin Automobil show. The1961 Aston Martin DB4GT Jet was offered for auction at Bohnams "The Aston Martin Works Sale" in May 2013 and sold for £3,249,500 inc. premium. The car's chassis no. is 0201L and engine no. is 370/0201/GT. The correct answer were sent in by: DonW otherunicorn Richard Bartrop gbtr6 Brizio bobthehobbyguy Well done, congratulations.

I had started weather the frame next will be hood and cab. A wethered truck needs a diorama. I found some pictures in the web were log trailers were loaded or unloade on log truck. This is a DIY log Trailer Loader made out of wood. I think I have to redue the height of the crane a bit.

The last week of April has started and it is time for a new One-Off Build quiz. Sent a PM with Year, Make and Type. Please no hints or answers wthin this read. Please read the rules first Deadline will be (Deadline May 2, 2021 0:00 CET)

I'll give you the answer on this quiz: 1958 - 1964 Porsche Teram Puntero This car is based on the chassis of the IMAE Justicalistas Gran Sport. In 1955 the new Argentinian leadership imposed by the de facto national government gave the IMAE assembly plant to Teram. This is how they ended up in the hands of Teram 144 chassis of Justicialistas Gran Sport, which could only be sold if they were given a new image and identity. What followed was really curious. Somehow the Teram people convinced the Porsche to license the brand and some design features of their sports cars, so that the Gran Sport Justicialistas ended up being recycled as a kind of Creole version of the Porsche 356. While the horn and the aesthetics - made locally in fiberglass - strongly copied the styling of the 356, the internal elements (seats, instruments, engine, etc.) were 100% Porsche - imported directly from Germany -, which gave it an unusual aura quality for the local market. The correct answer were sent in by: stitchup Brizio matthijsgrit gbtr6 Congratulations

Claude, please read the rules first. No comments or hints in this thread please

Gator, I did a some new tanks for this model. If you want a set let me know.

Here the new challenge. As usual sent a PM with Year, Make and Type. Good luck!

Ford sold their commercials in the UK not as Ford. Ford used the Fordson until 1952 and then they used the name Thames for their commercials. In this case the correct answer was 1952 Thames E83W. There are only nimor difference that can't be seen on this pictures Fordson E83W is also ok. Some of you said Ford E83W which isn't 100% correct.But thats also ok. The E83W was sold as a van or a pickup. The correct answer were sent in by Brizio stitchup Bucky DonW Richard Bartrop otherunicorn Earl Marischall sjordan2 dw1603 gbtr6 lordairgtr Congratulations

Currently this project is on hold until my KW Logger is finished

Cummins NHRS

Here my interpretation of a Wig-Wag in 1/25

Thats intersting. I think I install it in the truck. Thank you