Overfloater's screenshots - skins & 3D models.

[pigbrother]

I have no idea what I am looking at but it smells like ‘50s or maybe even ‘40s. )

[Skoot]

I'd bet that that beautiful machine is of a '30s vintage.

[The_SimTrucker]

What the heck is that? My truck knowledge fails me here. My first guess would be an Autocar or maybe a Diamond T. But I'm probably wrong.

[W4X]

That is adorable!

[pigbrother]

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/545780048568058610/

I found only this, seems similar, save for the windshield. End of 30's Marmon-Herrington but I dont know how reliable is that caption.

[Skoot]

@pigbrother I should've thought about that make earlier.

Marmon-Herrington was big in all-wheel drive truck market once (converting Ford trucks to 4WD, for example), and the radiator shell of the truck you've found is spot-on. overfloater has probably modeled a newer truck though.

[overfloater]

Marmon-Herrington

good job so far.

‘50s or maybe even ‘40s. )

End of 30's

You keep getting closer & closer

...probably modeled a newer truck...

It's not.
It is, technically, but not in the sense that it's a successor, or a newer series.


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[W4X]

I'm a big fan of that!

[Anna K]

On the previous page, is that a 1932 Marmon-Herrington? Tho, it could be anywhere from 1932 to 1940s (i think they modified it to a single rear axle at some point in '36). Don't think it's the TH-320-6, so probably THD-315-6 .. Maybe?
The arrow plaque on top and the 2 lamp holder on the roof make me think of the middle-eastern one that was used as a "bus", hauling a passenger trailer ..

Anyways, awesome modelling. One day I'll be half as good at it.

[Skoot]

That Marmon-Herrington is a rig that hauled some important army general (can't remember the name) across North African deserts in WW2.