Some new trucks!

[Leon]

This pair of post-war trucks dropped through the Pendraken letterbox recently, so here's some pics!

On the left we've got the Mercedes L4500, a truck produced in large numbers (70,000+) of both civilian and military varieties.  This one comes with a handy separate cover as well, just to give some options.

Then on the right we've got the Soviet Zil 151/5, a 3-axle all wheel drive truck built after WWII.  Tens of thousands of these were produced, both in the Soviet Union and later in China, under license.  The chassis of this truck was later used for the BTR-152 APC.

[Techno]

I always have a great deal of admiration for 'the straight line' designers !
Those look excellent, to me.
Cheers - Phil.

[Steve J]

Lovely work indeed .

[fsn]

OOOoh! Pretty! 

For many years I ignored trucks, them being "softskins", but since I've been a good and loyal servant of the Dark Lord, I have found the delights of massed lorries. 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Amazingly crisp sculpts!

[getagrip]

Are these resin or is it white, "green stuff?"

[Roy]

I wants the Commie one! Me zombie survivors need something to drive about in! 

[Westmarcher]

They're very good, aren't they? 

[Maenoferren]

I do like them....

[Leon]

Are these resin or is it white, "green stuff?"

It's all plasticard or shaped blocks of plastic.

[getagrip]

It's all plasticard or shaped blocks of plastic.

Get out of town!!!

That is serious skill

[Squirrel]

Very, very nice work!

Cheers,

Kev

[fred.]

They look very nice.

You can never have too many trucks.

(well you can, but when you do have too many for a game, you just need to look at the ToE for a typical late war unit and see how many they had. Unless its a German unit, then you can have 4 horses)

[Hertsblue]

There's a certain artistry in being able to fashion something that neatly. Superb work. 

[Dave]

This pair of post-war trucks dropped through the Pendraken letterbox recently, so here's some pics!

On the left we've got the Mercedes L4500, a truck produced in large numbers (70,000+) of both civilian and military varieties.  This one comes with a handy separate cover as well, just to give some options.

Then on the right we've got the Soviet Zil 151/5, a 3-axle all wheel drive truck built after WWII.  Tens of thousands of these were produced, both in the Soviet Union and later in China, under license.  The chassis of this truck was later used for the BTR-152 APC.

The back comes off the Russian truck so it can be converted later.

Dave