The Esso and Brooke Bond Tea are the same Deep Red. The Dunlop is a Crimson Red, The are both Spray bomb colors.

Thumbing through some of the topics and I thought these might make a good combination. The Dublo Dinky No.072 Bedford Articulated Flatbed Truck - introduced in June 1959 and deleted in December 1964 with all the remaining DD's which heralded the end of manufacture under the Meccano banner.
Hugh

<p>Those Dublo's are superb, Hugh, great! The Gift Set below is one of the best possible combinations I could ever have dreamt of to have. And now it's mine! Kind regards Jan

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Hi Jan,

Great combination, congratulations!

Kind Regards - Wolter.

I agree Jan. You must have been a good boy and been very lucky to score this set. Superb as it has been said

So nice !

Slowly going through the Dublo Dinky range so I thought the Land Rover and Horse Trailer No.073 might make an interesting subject. These are in order of issue:-

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Hugh

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<p>I love that !</p>

<p>I wasn't aware that Dublo models had so many variations each. No doubt, Hugh, you're the top specialist in this! Very nice models and condition + boxes!</p>
<p>I found this photo in my files, taken about one year ago: Dinky Toys Chrysler x4 combination.</p>
<p>Top (French): no. 24A Chrysler New Yorker (1956-1961) and no. 550 Chrysler Saratoga (1961-1966).</p>
<p>Bottom (English): no. 32a Chrysler Airflow Saloon (1934-1948) and no. 39e Chrysler Royal Sedan (1939-1950).</p>
<p>Kind regards, Jan

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Nice combinations 2

Four years ago I customized a Leyland Octopus into a “Heinz” livery and two years ago a Guy Otter.
Together with a “Meccano” Bedford “Beans” and an Atlas Guy “Ketchhup” I showed them earlier in this topic. (Please see the first picture).
Recently I finished a Leyland six-wheeler in the same livery which I added to my “Heinz” fleet.
Now my “Heinz” fleet totally consists five models in the same colour scheme, in my opinion a nice company.
The making of the six wheeler from an Atlas Octopus will be described later in another topic.

Best Regards – Wolter.

Very nicely done and what a great group of trucks. Nice to see.