US Army in Germany.

A great site, about old days of the US Army. If you are interested about the early versions of the new generation of postwar trucks, don't miss out to wiew the following link: www.usarmygermany.com

My special blog.

www.6ton6x6.blogspot.com

Heureka!

Two examples of PSP Brockway waits on the storage. I'm so happy for the 23. issue of Allied Axis, because it contain several photograps of the bridge erector truck! The ice is broken, I have no more problems (except the time) to start to build my no1 favourite truck! I just have to finish the 2 Stu, the bantam, the K53 GMC, the Maultier...

Studebaker tractors at the persian corridor.

Thank you for 1000 wiew!

Nostalgia.

When the first shop -what sold Verlinden kits and accessoryes- opened its gates here in Hungary (1991???) my modelling life stepped on a new way. I got to know new dimensions, watched the catalogue every day, from the first page to the last. VPs magzines were the best for me at that time, Bob Letterman's superdioramas absolutely shocked me.
Today -when I browsed on the net- found His site: http://www.bobletterman.com. It was amazing to see his old works again along the new ones and the other very interesting things. You can find the story of VLS, a lot of pictures of his museum, some nice COLOUR photograps from WW I!!! and many more informations.

A good year.

This is a good year for us, soft skin vehicle fans. I'm so happy because this new kits, thanks for Tamiya, Bronco, Mini Art, Zvezda. I could buy them, and love them with all the nice and less good details together. I have several (too mutch) ideas, hard to choose the most interesting theme. The Tamiya Citroen is the most multiple kit maybe. I should bild 4-5 versions, if I can. (I will post some pics later.)