1920's-40's style trucks good for 28mm?

[CompanyB]

There are some nice die casts for mid to late 1940's trucks.

This one is a  1:50 scale International Stake Bed.  $39 on Decast Direct.com
http://www.diecastdirect.com/asp_modules/add_item.asp?ProductCode=SC39503-FT



There is also a small number of old style trucks made by "Old Motor Trucks" in Michigan. 1/60 scale, but maybe workable. No website though, so you'll need to do a search for his buddies that sell them.

http://www.fortressfigures.com/Fortress_Figures/Archive5/Pages/Old_Motor_Trucks.html#4

[6milPhil]

My suggestion would be:



Mercedes G3a truck. 28mm resin model. Comes with removable rear canvas top and optional bench seats. Mastered by Brent Dietrich. $36.00 USD

Available direct from Company B, Brigade Games and The Wargames Command Post.

That's rather special.

[AxolotAl]

Fiddlers Green does a cardmodel Opel truck that looks good and is dead easy to make. My only change has been to add Sculpey tires/wheels to mine for heft.

http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/models/Miscellanous/Opel-Blitz-Truck.html

[Connectamabob]

That die-cast Firestone truck looks good, I may give that a go.

The paper model is a great idea, but again, Axis truck in 1930's-40's middle America...