1950's Ford F-100 pick-up truck (III)

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Ford F-100 pick-up truck from mid-50's in brownish-red.  

Highly detailed resin model. Handpainted and weathered.

Two trucks come with goods (one with scratchbuilt wooden crates and the other with wooden boards) on its bed. See pictures above. 

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

Police car / patrol car (1/220)

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This painted and weathered Police car in resin will look great, patroling the little streets of your layout.

Driver and passenger doors have a custom decal with police department insignia.

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

1950's Ford F-100 pick-up truck (II)

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Ford F-100 pick-up truck from mid-50's in green color.  

Highly detailed resin model. Handpainted and weathered.

Two trucks come with goods (one with scratchbuilt wooden crates and the other with wooden boards) on its bed.  

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

1950's Ford F-100 pick-up truck (I)

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Ford F-100 pick-up truck from mid-50's, in blue color.  

Highly detailed resin model. Handpainted and weathered.

This truck comes with goods (scratchbuilt grain or flour sacks and wooden boards) on its bed.  

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

50's Ford Fire truck / Fire engine (I)

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This Ford fire truck from mid to late-50's decade, in resin, was painted with glossy red spray.

It will look great in any street scene or emergency scene on your Z town.

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

Yellow cab Taxicab (1/220)

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This painted and weathered yellow taxicab in resin will look great in any street scene.

Passenger doors have a decal with the taxi rates.

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

Old city bus / transit bus (1/220)

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1940's transit bus in resin, painted and weathered.

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

House burned in street corner

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This diorama of a burned house at a street corner will be a nice addition to any layout in Z scale, making it seem more realistic.  

A wrecked pickup truck is rusting beside the burned house. This diorama also includes a Preiser old man walking down the street. The boards at the windows, as well as the wooden fence, are made from thin wood. 

The police car and wrecker shown on the photos are not included on this diorama.

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

Brook / Creek and old stone bridge

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Here's a diorama of an old stone bridge over a small river in Z scale (1/220).

The shiny and realistic effect of the water was achieved by the use of Busch artificial water.

A Preiser figure is sitting at the riverbank, fishing on the calm waters of this brook. 

The pick-up truck shown on the photos is not included on this diorama.

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

Roundabout / Rotary

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This small roundabout will fit perfectly in any layout, giving a very nice and realistic looking to your little town.

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

River shore and wood dock

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The shiny and realistic effect of the water was achieved by the use of Busch artificial water. Three Preiser figures are included. The wood dock was made with matches. (That's the secret of modelling: the use of our imagination...)

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

Creek and stone bridge

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Here's a tiny diorama of a small stone bridge over a creek in Z scale (1/220).

The pick-up truck shown on the photos is not included on this diorama.

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.

Roswell, 1947

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Two figures from Preiser are representing two officers discussing and reporting the crash of a strange object in the middle of the desert.

The army pick-up truck is made of resin and tries to recreate the typical mid to late-40's Ford trucks. 

The 1 cent coin is just for size comparison.