There are two established strategies to create test models: Textual notations require developers to mentally reconstruct the involved graph structures ad hoc; maintenance effort and time are increased. Existing visual notations compel developers to switch frequently between different editors; keeping the resulting test artifacts synchronized is complicated by insufficient tool support. In this paper, we propose to specify test models using ASCII-art – a text-based visual notation used by developers in their everyday practices. To outline our vision, we employ a motivating example and discuss challenges such as editing, collaboration, and scalability. The discussion sheds a promising light on the new idea, notably for its usefulness in collaborative and reuse-intensive settings.