Automobiles/ Trucks 1/43-1/50 scale let’s see them

Looks a bit small.  1/64 maybe?

Guess where I'm going first thing tomorrow am?

K-Line scale length flatcar with sprung trucks.

Tomorrow the bracing gets stained. Today we wait for the glue to dry.

Stained with an OAK felt marker.

It will ride in the piggyback train.

John in Lansing, ILL

John. Thanks for posting they look nice on that flat keep us posted 

I want to thank everyone who has contribute to this post we’re almost to 20 likes that’s more than I ever thought this thread would have I can’t thank you enough for posting your great looking automobiles and trucks keep those pics coming 

rattler21 posted:

 

K-Line scale length flatcar with sprung trucks.

 

 

 

John in Lansing, ILL

Beautiful photos, John, so I assume you have a sense of humor.

The driver of that Santa Fe milk truck on a PRR flatcar has got one long delivery route!

I forget where I purchased this car, but it's a 1/43 scale BMW 323i from Gama. A pretty basic model, although the doors do open. The interesting part is the plastic base, which features "Made in Western Germany" pretty prominently. Obviously this die cast car was manufactured long after Reunification so either they just kept using the molds or this could be one of the models produced by the MIR toy factory in Bulgaria.

Bought these at a train show for $5 - horrible colors, garish gloss paint with chrome wheels.

Disassembled, repainted and now pass the 18" rule 

Pete, who made those two model A's?    In photo, they like better models than one cheap brand commonly seen, but suffer from their same problem of needing headlights and bar lowered.  (May be THAT brand?) 

wbg pete posted:

Bought these at a train show for $5 - horrible colors, garish gloss paint with chrome wheels.

Disassembled, repainted and now pass the 18" rule 

Nice upgrade thanks for posting 

Thanks - 18" rule?

!8" rule - most viewers are more than 18" from objects on the layout and don't notice minor errors/imperfections...

Here is a Jag my wife found in a hobby store we were perusing the other day.  Reminded us both that our first car was a red English roadster (not a Jag but a Triumph) so we had to have it...put in a couple of people and its now a resident of "small town" on the L&S.  

Have fun everyone

Don

wbg pete posted:

Bought these at a train show for $5 - horrible colors, garish gloss paint with chrome wheels.

Disassembled, repainted and now pass the 18" rule 

Two sharp-looking vehicles there, Pete.

Vehicles of Patsburg.

Wife's Volvo

Don. Thanks for posting that’s a neat looking car it’s always nice to have a wife who thinks of you mines the same way 

Patrick. As always thanks for posting very nice pics 

Ray. Thanks for stopping by and and posting I was hoping we would see some of your vehicles on here. Please take more and post them and your wife has a nice Volvo lol

Forty Rod posted:

Looks a bit small.  1/64 maybe?

 

Guess where I'm going first thing tomorrow am?

Well, shoot Knute.  Went to two different stores and couldn't find one. At that price I'd buy a shoe box full, too.

Is there a makers or importers name on it?

Forty Rod posted:

Forty Rod posted:

Looks a bit small.  1/64 maybe?

 

Guess where I'm going first thing tomorrow am?

Well, shoot Knute.  Went to two different stores and couldn't find one. At that price I'd buy a shoe box full, too.

 

Is there a makers or importers name on it?

Yatming offers  one for a decent price 

Going to give this old Revell White 3000 I built many years ago with a set of Don Mills wheels and another tank 

sidehack posted:

Wife's Volvo

Love it!

Like the old commercial used to say "I'm glad my wife drives a Volvo". Can't say that anymore in this ultra PC world today 👎