wilhelm222

nice , some great photos

Why does your link go to an expired ebay book auction and not to your group?

 

Regards

Doug

hi try panzergd.uk

would this be any use to you, scraped one about 9 years ago didnt really no that much about it but saved this .

you could do a ringer.

a winter pic

but still not finished yet loads more to do ,notek light ,shovel ,aerial , exhausts, lockers, etc etc , and also have another project on the go u23 citroen lorry will add new thread later .

cheers as it was new build had to distress it a bit, but its been outside a few months now so the elements should do the trick.

although this was almost completed last year i have only just got round to putting photos , these were taken in september last year.

looking good , do you have any history with the cars.

hi phebe firstly are you paying and secondly what is the film about , as we r further south than you so transport costs cheerts will.

a few more latest pics

Looks great. Did you make the window hatches yourself?

yer they take time though, hers a couple more pics

How did the MK II SD KFZ222 turn out? Did you take any more pictures of her? I am still contemplating a 1/1 replica 234/2 Puma. I think I have most of the important bits sorted. It has to have independant suspension and the running gear will be sourced from Toyota Hilux pickups, Mk4 front differentials in all 4 axles and transfer boxes from Landcruisers to complete the drivetrain. 4.7 litre engine with automatic trans and Hilux front hub assemblies with custom arms and driveshafts. The hardest part is figuring out the best way of steering 3 axles..... Unless someone knows of a ready made 8x8 chassis to use....

hi i would like to see it sounds great you wouldnt have any trouble in selling here are a few pics of the trebs (2) started work on it again recently as my opel olyimpia is 90% done.

i think the czech republic may have been

must be rare in rhd form

since i bought this one i found another for sale and somebody else has one and they are both rhd apparently they were exported here for a number of years before the war but like most vechiles a lot got scrapped.

looks very nice ,what year is it?

its 1938 and last on the road in 1963

new project

Mash ,Thank You for the color photo's They are all new to me .

 

I wonder what make the Motorcycle is ?

i think its a zundapp ks 600

Thought about that as far as I can work out you still have 5 forward and one reverse gear.

Rotating the engine to mount in the rear changes direction of propshaft rotation. If connected to axles, left as norma,l you would have 5 reverse gears.

By rotating the axles and mounting upside down you have basically handed the differentials so you maintain the 5 forward gears.

Attached is a quick simple sketch that demonstrates this principle. Arrows show direction of rotation of each element.

As long as I have my theory right it should be OK. I am sure somebody else will tell me if it is wrong.

 

There are of course drawbacks and other complications.

Gear linkages will be interesting. Autobox would simplify things.

If you do not have permanant 4 wheel drive you will have front wheel drive in 2 wheel mode.

 

Mike

Thats a lovely toy! just a thought if you wanted the wheels to look less land rover like a set of morris ld van rims also fitted to some milk floats will fit. Hope this is of some interest.:-D

nice one is it the same stud pattern and what size are they will

After our chat at Old Warden I thought you would be attempting a Me109, maybe that's next.

Are you going to try fitting the engine in rear just take make it more challenging?

Have been thinking about it and mounting engine rear.

If you rotate engie 180 degress to line u at rear transfer box out puts are on wrong side for diffs.

Can you mound axles upside down on 110 to get over this?

 

Mike

but wouldnt i have1 forward and 5 reverrse gears , the me 109 is on hold at the moment as this 110 came up cheap will.

Seeing what you made out of a LR before I wouldn't be surprised you make a halftrack out of it.

Good luck....

well cheers was thinking about a sdkfz250 but its getting the sprockets and tracks that look very simaular the hull would be easy enough but its getting it to work prperly and look the part.

just picked up my new project , yes another donor 110 started stripping it but dont no wether to do another 222 or 223 radio armoured car , will probabally start a new thread when i decide. also just added one of the last reenacment photos of the year with the sd kfz 222 at northampton and lamport railway.

hi there i built one about 5 years ago if you go to german veichcle section click on sdkfz222 replica page 8 you will see a few pics cheers will.