Have any?
Firetrucks; vans; trailer trucks; pick-ups; box; delivery; tow trucks; garbage-collection; SUVs...Did I leave any out?
Would you show them to us "in situ"; that is, on-site, where you have them situated - in-context on your layout or diorama?
Here are a few of mine...
FrankM. Moon Township, USA
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don't forget bus's.....
two of the latest Menards trucks
Nice tow truck hauling the bus !!
Loading at the Team Track.
TOFC
K-Mart trailer and two Athearn trucks repainted.
Atlas O scale trailer on MTH piggyback flat car
Heavy duty local delivery truck made by removing towing kit from a BB-157.
Two K-Line trucks with card stock sides for delivering coal.
Cab over engine tractors: yellow Dinky, red Ertl with shortened frame and green Ertl.
DIVCO serving the LA commissary.
Athearn BRANCH Motor tractor taking a Berkshire Valley trailer to a customer.
Truck dock of the REA Transfer Building.
John in Lansing, ILL
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bluelinec4 posted:
They all look great, but I especially love the last one with the oooold, dark building!
The NJHR have cornered the market on Ballantine trucks and are now starting on the Rheingold trucks. Instead of Dueling Banjos it's Dueling Breweries.
I always get a kick out of downtown Northport on your layout Gene.
Steamer posted:.
I had the same tandem dump truck and the snow plow as a kid. Cool!
A couple of Fords. The one in the driveway is a BV kit and the one cruising down the street is a kit that was made in Ukraine I believe.
a few trucks on Clem's layout......
and I thought they only liked donuts....
new warehouse with a large truck dock coming soon.....
Gene I have a Good Humor truck but it's still in the box. I had no idea that back door opened.
Norm Charbonneau posted:A couple of Fords. The one in the driveway is a BV kit and the one cruising down the street is a kit that was made in Ukraine I believe.
Beautiful modelling, Norm. 
RSJB18 posted:Steamer posted:.
I had the same tandem dump truck and the snow plow as a kid. Cool!
Thanks, I've always been a Mopar guy. Mom got the Dodge tractor trailer for me from England in the Matchbox Club newsletter I was in growing up. And Dad drove a dump truck.
coach joe posted:Gene I have a Good Humor truck but it's still in the box. I had no idea that back door opened.
The door has to open that's the compartment with my favorite 10 cent Toasted Almond Bars in it!!!!!!!!
RSJB18 posted:Steamer posted:.
I had the same tandem dump truck and the snow plow as a kid. Cool!
Found it! 
Still hunting for the snow plow.
As you can see, it got a lot of hard use.
overtime at FEDX
RSJB18 posted:RSJB18 posted:Steamer posted:.
I had the same tandem dump truck and the snow plow as a kid. Cool!
Found it!
As you can see, it got a lot of hard use.
all that means is you had LOTS of fun with it!!
This is a 1950s Revel kit that was reissued. Bought the kit used and built it as a Sinclair tank truck. It's true 1:48 scale... unusual.
The fire house has mostly Corgi 1:50 1950s American LaFrance Engines plus a newer ladder truck. The house is a one-off kit by Westport Model Works. After making this one resin kit, Les Lewis decided it wasn't working well.
I had a feeling I wasn't going to be alone in my liking for trucks on layouts, so my thanks for the "LIKES" to: PRRronbh; TShearer; MaxSouthOz; Tom Densel; Alab B;
...and for the Replies so far to: Briansilvermustang; wsdimenna; cabinet Bob; RSJB18; rattler21; Steamer; bluelinec4; Geo Peg; coach joe; gene meag; Norm Charbonneau; MaxSouthOz; rpmcobra; jay jay; Trainman2001.
Great fun seeing the variety, and to learn some new ideas, too!! FrankM.
A special thanks to forum member Serge G who sold me the REA and Northwest semis which are especially hard to find.
A few that I did for a dairy on the layout and a "shop on wheels" 
Nice to be acknowledged....Nice to see other ideas... Nice to be able to participate...Thanks Moonson!
help just arrived...
DaveP posted:Humpin' to please....
any chance I could see a close up of the red car w/ black stripes?
What is it and where did it come from?
(Chevelle?)
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