Woody of Archer fine transfers wanted me to post this query to you guys.Is there an interest for 1/48 dashboard placards and insturments for the various softskins.If there is an interest the first set would be for the Tamiya light 4X4 utility vehicle and the deuce and a half,both would be on one sheet.
Cheers,
spanky

I for one would be interested! Hopefully he will include some of the German softskins as well!

Ken

And German stuff....VW's and Opel Blitz come to mind. Ford Staff car...?? The Tilly when out...Kurogane's and Japanese Trucks, too.......oh, happy, happy....
C'mon guys, chime in!!!
HTH, Dave

Steyr, Citroen, etc. could all use them.

Chris "toadman" Hughes
http://www.toadmanstankpictures.com

Some serial numbers and casting markings for German and Russian Armor/softskins, Rub-On transfers for German and Russian Tanks, and, and, and.

Bob and Steve
Top Gun Military/IRON DIVISON Resins
http:www.topgunmilitary.com

German softskin licence plates are what I want. I need SS plates for my schwimmwagen and could use some also for the kubelwagen and more variety for the Steyr command car.

In a word, YES!

YES, YES, EYS.
Keep it coming.
Cheers,

José César

Absolutely; yes to everything mentioned here. Placards for the jeep and 2 1/2 tonner plus the russkie rubdowns would be more than welcome. Chris Schwach

Guys,thanks for your responses.I will pass this info onto Woody.If the Jeep and deuce and a half do well,more will follow.I'm bugging him to do more 1/48 stuff so stay tooned.
Cheers,
spanky

James, the only problem I can foresee is too many of just one or two items on the decal sheet. I know he wants the Jeep and Deuce and a half to sell well, I just don't know how many multiples everyone would need. In other words, I could use a couple of each, but if there is 10 of each on the sheet...that's another story...that would mean I would have to stock up on Jeeps and Trucks til the cows came home! Just my 2 cents.

Ken

This is a great idea. Model aircraft have had these for years; it's about time someone thought of doing them for ground vehicles too.