It's really good for Maisto. I give bonus points to any older Maisto that has windows and an interior.

I keep saying that "You know, I ought to pick up a couple of the beer trucks; and maybe some of Markin's beer railway cars. There or so many of each, I figure I would go overboard. I'm setting a limit; right now, I'm gonna keep it to the fire apparatus that use the old Reader's Digest tools. As well, I'm buying the various Grell emergency vehicles. I know they did the East German vehicles, but any others?

I have only ever seen this in green, so this post was a treat. My childhood piece was always a favorite.

The early, pre-2012+/- Grell models were High Speed, not Maisto. Grell has now mostly moved to Worlein (should be umlauts over the "o") for their 1/87 Beer Trucks, but I do also have some 1/60 Welly models used by Grell, which indicates to me Grell was reaching out to different suppliers after High Speed closed shop.

To answer your question more directly, apart from the models used by Readers Digest, I have another horse drawn Fire Engine with driver that was issued as Grell, and I have a Magirus-Sirius Fire Truck I believe to be High Speed and recently I acquired an 8 door Fire "Limousine" that doesn't really *feel* like High Speed, so I am not certain of the maker. All of these are Euro (I presume Eastern Euro) models. There are likely others, but these are models I have experience with.

Back to the subject at hand, this Trabant and a Muscle Machines Chevy pickup are the only Maisto models I am aware of being used by Grell. By contrast, I have 5 different Welly VW buses issued as Grell. While Grell continues to issue Beer Trucks (and other promo issues I'm sure), the few automobiles I find now that I am not already familiar with seem to all be 1/87 scale instead of 1/64 to 1/60.