QUESTION: Does anyone make a GMC M135/M211 6X6 from the 1950s?

[Ace-Garageguy]

This was the GMC alternative to the Reo-designed M34/35, and the successor to the WW II GMC CCKW...all of which I already have.

                       ...and does anybody know if the M135 is built on a chassis close enough to a CCKW to pass?

[Ben]

There’s one in 1/48 by ASAM Models built it’s a pre-assembled white metal model.

[Luc Janssens]

Not that I know.

Edit..

Just got off the phone with my dad and he says nope too.

They were only used inside the USA and Canada, and saw some action in the middle east and during the Korean war. 

 

Edited November 11, 2017 by Luc Janssens

[Ace-Garageguy]

There’s one in 1/48 by ASAM Models built it’s a pre-assembled white metal model.

Thank you. That's the only model of one I've seen in other than HO scale. Being 1/48, it should be easy enough for me to double the dimensions and scratch something reasonably accurate.

Not that I know.

Edit..

Just got off the phone with my dad and he says nope too.

They were only used inside the USA and Canada, and saw some action in the middle east and during the Korean war. 

 

Thank you too Luc. It was seeing your completed Wespe resin kit of the CCKW that sparked my interest in trying to find more 1/24 US military vehicles. I have a particular soft spot for the gun-trucks used in Vietnam.