Büssing-NAG 4500S with Einheitsanhänger 5t from the Heavy Bridge Company/Gerät B

Tom B.
Cool! That crowded trailer is gonna be interesting 👍

Joerg R.
Another beautiful project from you Angel 👍👍👍 Can't wait for updates.
How did you do the wooden bed? What size of profiles did you use?
Best regards
Joerg

Olivier
A new source of wonder and inspiration is on its way...

Neuling
Yes, Olivier!

Bogicevic Vladimir
I started to wonder where are you... Looks great, as always.

Simon Nagorsnik
Great detailing👍👍
The use of the wood elements is looking awesome

Angel Yovtshev
Thanks for your praising words, mates!

Tom B- I'm glad trailer load looks interesting as its content clarification took some time(almost a month to be precise).And lot of research- both online and through my refference pool(4 WWII era Bulgarian Bridge-building Manuals).

Joerg R- the wooden bed- and side boards- of the trailer were done using cheap(Chinese I guess) 5 mm. wide wooden coffee stirrers.
The sizes of wooden bed and sideboards were taken from the kits supplied hollow frames(DW do offer a separate set of laser cut wooden sideboards, yet the hollow frames to use with this set are included in the Einheitsanhänger 5t kit).
The wooden bed was easy to do- I needed sanding only the last stirrer glued to fit the bed in the frame.
Different story with the sideboards though- all pictures I have at hand- including the ones from the D 692/42 "Einheitsanhänger 5t Baumuster E5/Ersatzteilliste" purchased for this build- show 6 planks on each sideboard, so each stirrer took some sanding to get it close to 4 mm.

Olly and Neuling-you are both frequent posters on my builds and you know that I have a crush for modelling bridgebuilding equipment and obscure subjects.
Yet this build is a very special one for me- I started it to commemorate a modelling buddy of mine- the versatile and (annoyingly)brilliant Robert Jan Sholte van Mast (aka SpeedyJ), who sadly passed 18 months ago.
Although I never met Robert in person, we shared common modelling interests, admired each others work and helped each other along the way as best as we could.He was far-far better modeller than I ever might become- he was simply brilliant.And I dearly miss him, his calm way, his nudging and his meaningfull feedback.
So because I build this combo in Roberts memory, there's no way I can accept a less than perfect job.

Bogi- I'm fine, buddy!
It's just... the world went bad- and mad- recently, so not enough time and mood for our beloved hobby...
Hope all is fine with you and yours!

Simon- thanks for your thumbs up!
I took some trainings in carpentry in my youth and ever since then I adore wood- its smell, shape, color and versatility.Thus I never skip the opportunity to represent wood through real wood.

Once again thank you all for the kind words!
Angel

Neuling
🙂

Alec K
Nice to see you back 👍

Spanjaard
simply wow.... i love to see this one from beginning to end 🙂

Angel Yovtshev
Thanks Alec K!
It's nice to be back, again 🙂

And thanks, Spanjaard!

Alec K
So sorry to read about your loss Angel. It's always sad to loose a modeling buddy. Best, Alec.

Rui S
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Pietro De Angelis
Really impressive work,
excellent engineer and carpenter, congrats.
I'm sorry, the loss of a friend is an immense sadness

Neuling
Well deserved gold medal! Congrats! More photos of the completed model would be nice!

Villiers de Vos
Congratulations. Well deserved.

Pepe
Amazing work.....

Jeff C.
Amazing work. I just ordered the Trailer and already have the Zvezda 4500 Maultier. I hope mine looks half as good as yours.

Angel Yovtshev
Thanks Jeff!

Both are nice kits and I'm sure you'll build two gems out of them,

Cheers,
Angel

Rui S
Outstanding, as always 👍