14-BRL-7, = MAN TGS, Mainfreight NL, Alblasserdam NL. by capelleaandenijssel
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Hans Bosman, De Trommelaar, 2005
Seen on A4 Holland.
More from a massive swap with Reddit user LordBottleCap.
these have been roughly sorted into European origin caps with many from Poland, Germany, Czech Republic.
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Last Wednesday I bought this wonderful Peugeot 205 Accent 1.1 from 1991. It is a car I have been looking for for a long time. Today I gave it a good cleaning, but it will need a better cleaning soon.
Haarlem, the Netherlands.
"zoon-vader-opa". Raul Acha
www.bosmanwijnkopers.nl/nl/brands/matsu/
Operette "Als de kinderen slapen" in de Roxy (zie Nieuwsblad 03-05-1940)
Mw. Spits
Greetje Metzlar
Bets Knijff
Cor Schetselaar
Saartje Meijer
Vooraan Jaan Kalkrom
Wil Vogelaar
Roel Schroot
Piet Hermans
Jan Spits
Jan Verschoof
Kees Romeijn
(NB. mogelijk zijn namen niet juist geschreven achterop de kaart)
Truckrun Zuid Beveland 2023
Dick Bosch plaatsvervangend commandant van de Brandweer Gorinchem.
Mart de Grunt, commandant van Brandweer Gorinchem
Hannie Hania (Stadsbelang)
Leo van Laak (Stadsbelang)
Rob Bartol (Arkelstad Omroep Stichting, en ook DJ bij Meddox) met microfoon
Clemens Bosman (CDA) achteraan bij tafel
Frits Stout
Van Engelen
Kees van Willigen
To have another tractor in front of my low loader I started to build this Scania R143 about three years ago. I took the cab of the T-cab and moved it forward on top of the front axle. To give a perfect fit an engine hub was needed, just like the real thing. I really didn’t want to modify the cab itself since it has to be equal to the T-cab. Scania’s 3-series range is having the same cab as basis for each model. The front I needed to design especially for this model. Originally it is based on Ingmar Spijkhoven’s T143 but he never finished a R-series himself unfortunately.
This particular model of course is remote controlled and has double drive and two steered axles. I put it in the livery of UK heavy hauler H.C. Wilson of Elmswell. The real thing still exist and was restored about a decade ago when I saw it arriving at the annual Truckstar Festival in the Netherlands. Here it’s fitted with a ballast box making it a prime mover. However, I don’t have a platform trailer for it right now but I’ll be merged to a Nooteboom Euro low loader.
Last but not least the credits to Jaaptechnic for the excellent stickers!
Since I’ve quite a backlog in picturing my models of last four years there’s a lot more to come.
To have another tractor in front of my low loader I started to build this Scania R143 about three years ago. I took the cab of the T-cab and moved it forward on top of the front axle. To give a perfect fit an engine hub was needed, just like the real thing. I really didn’t want to modify the cab itself since it has to be equal to the T-cab. Scania’s 3-series range is having the same cab as basis for each model. The front I needed to design especially for this model. Originally it is based on Ingmar Spijkhoven’s T143 but he never finished a R-series himself unfortunately.
This particular model of course is remote controlled and has double drive and two steered axles. I put it in the livery of UK heavy hauler H.C. Wilson of Elmswell. The real thing still exist and was restored about a decade ago when I saw it arriving at the annual Truckstar Festival in the Netherlands. Here it’s fitted with a ballast box making it a prime mover. However, I don’t have a platform trailer for it right now but I’ll be merged to a Nooteboom Euro low loader.
Last but not least the credits to Jaaptechnic for the excellent stickers!
Since I’ve quite a backlog in picturing my models of last four years there’s a lot more to come.
To have another tractor in front of my low loader I started to build this Scania R143 about three years ago. I took the cab of the T-cab and moved it forward on top of the front axle. To give a perfect fit an engine hub was needed, just like the real thing. I really didn’t want to modify the cab itself since it has to be equal to the T-cab. Scania’s 3-series range is having the same cab as basis for each model. The front I needed to design especially for this model. Originally it is based on Ingmar Spijkhoven’s T143 but he never finished a R-series himself unfortunately.
This particular model of course is remote controlled and has double drive and two steered axles. I put it in the livery of UK heavy hauler H.C. Wilson of Elmswell. The real thing still exist and was restored about a decade ago when I saw it arriving at the annual Truckstar Festival in the Netherlands. Here it’s fitted with a ballast box making it a prime mover. However, I don’t have a platform trailer for it right now but I’ll be merged to a Nooteboom Euro low loader.
Last but not least the credits to Jaaptechnic for the excellent stickers!
Since I’ve quite a backlog in picturing my models of last four years there’s a lot more to come.
To have another tractor in front of my low loader I started to build this Scania R143 about three years ago. I took the cab of the T-cab and moved it forward on top of the front axle. To give a perfect fit an engine hub was needed, just like the real thing. I really didn’t want to modify the cab itself since it has to be equal to the T-cab. Scania’s 3-series range is having the same cab as basis for each model. The front I needed to design especially for this model. Originally it is based on Ingmar Spijkhoven’s T143 but he never finished a R-series himself unfortunately.
This particular model of course is remote controlled and has double drive and two steered axles. I put it in the livery of UK heavy hauler H.C. Wilson of Elmswell. The real thing still exist and was restored about a decade ago when I saw it arriving at the annual Truckstar Festival in the Netherlands. Here it’s fitted with a ballast box making it a prime mover. However, I don’t have a platform trailer for it right now but I’ll be merged to a Nooteboom Euro low loader.
Last but not least the credits to Jaaptechnic for the excellent stickers!
Since I’ve quite a backlog in picturing my models of last four years there’s a lot more to come.
