Interested in seeing the trailer in production if you have pictures

Apologies Frantal, I checked my photo archive and it seems I did not keep a record of this construction. If you have a question about a particular method or detail I am sure I will have an answer for you.

Sounds like wiking with a homemade roof? and bravo for the removable rear staircase

It is a Herpa model, It is no longer in production....It came with a removable roof but I added a layer of styrene to alter its appearance and the stairs were simple construction from Evergreen strip styrene with common pins for its axels.

thank you and well done

Here is a conversion of the Bussing 8000 into the Bussing-Nag 900 with the "rare" sleeper cabin....

And here is the completed project.

Good job. Nice

frantal a écrit :Good job. Nice

+1

frantal a écrit :Good job. Nice

+1

C'est dans les vieux pôts que l'on fait la bonne soupe !

Good soup is made in old pots! French proverb
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Hello, this really is a very interesting and impressive model.
I have a few questions about it: The chassis and the bonnet are from Wiking?
Is it extended with a second chassis? Where do the wheels and rims of the lorry come from?

Bonjour, ce modèle est vraiment très intéressant et impressionnant.
J'ai quelques questions à ce sujet : Le châssis et le capot proviennent-ils de Wiking ?
Est-il prolongé par un deuxième châssis ? D'où viennent les roues et les jantes du camion ?

Hello Stephan,

I am glad you like this model.....the frame of the truck is added to from an identical frame of the same Wiking model (85805). You can see the join between the two rear wheels. The bonnet is Wiking also and the wheels/tires are from Herpa/Promotex (005474). If you have any other questions do not hesitate to ask.

Rick

Thanks Friends!

Toujours aussi magnifique bravo

Here is my Red Cross version of the Wiking Horch 850...

Jolie

Magnifique transformation et évocation [/code]