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Now heres something you dont see everyday, the Ford model T with the hucks starter is quite a well known vehicle but not so this Morris Cowley with the Hucks aircraft starter. This photo shows one as a prototype i wonder did any make it into production
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Some real USAAF heavy weight vehicles!!
les freathy replied to P Marriott's topic in American Vehicles
Heres one i made earlier, well 20 years ago well before the advent of all the resin kits that now abound. Its 1/35 scale and mainly scratch built with some vac formed componants from a German firm and wheels and axles etc from a old 1/24 renwall duece and a half -
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Graham, here are the photos taken at Joe Lyndhurst museum at Warnham it must have been about 1974 and if i remember there was a small vehicle gathering on this day
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Graham, i have put the photos of the k6 gantry in the British vehicle thread under the Austin K series and Jeff if you can put those yard films on to digital on a disc i for one would buy a copy the lack of a adobe flash player on my system is annoying at not being able to see the film cheers Les
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Nice restoration there Rob, tell me was the naval static one of those that ended up as gate guards at one of the sea cadet units, we had one or two down this area a few years ago rusting away to there hearts content
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This thread can be used for all things Bofors be it pre, WW2 or post war and any nation that used them and not to forget those who have restored them some photos to start
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No , no luck on that either got the site ok and the menue but then end of story, will have to wait untill son comes round to down load as i know b----r all about these things its all gotta be parrot fashion you see
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Thanks guys, i obviously dont have the flash player in my computer its only 5 years old and i paid top dog for it then so prehaps this system has emerged since i bought mine. i will try the other link and report back. tell you what i do have some good piccies of Geoffs Austin k6 when he was working on it at Warnham interested!
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Its very similer to the american K53 signals body fitted to the GMC6x6 but the wheel arches dont match, the French army built a body on the lines of the photos and fitted them to there post war ex war time Jimmys
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I must be three ha,pence short of a shilling here, i dont know what you guys are picking up on this film but all i get is a blank white box. As i said earlier i get the site OK and the photos down to the mini then the blank box ive tried all 4 to no effect and sat looking at each for 5 to 10 minutes, Tim mentioned wait while it buffers but i cant even find a start button to ignite the damn thing oh well dream on
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Brilliant i put that one in the wrong place can one of you guys move it to the correct thread Thanks, meantime heres a couple that should be here
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Diamond T Gallery
les freathy replied to AndyFowler's topic in Transporters & Wreckers (All Nations)
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Tim did i miss something here the site came up fine from the link but the item re the yard appears blank on all parts and instructs you to click the start button but no image to start it, has it been removed cheers Les
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Dont forget those interested tonoight on ITV 10.30pm the first of 4 programmes on the loggies in Afgan
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Cant remember if we have had this photo up before, its from the Taskers records where they state they built 50 of these trailers
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G,day Brian Good to see you here last time we met up was at the vintage rally at Eythorne near dover a couple of years ago and you said then you were looking to come back into the military scene with a Rover. I expect we will catch up again sometime this season cheers Les
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magirus deutz uranus . !
les freathy replied to centi521's topic in Transporters & Wreckers (All Nations)
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Here are a couple more to enjot HMS Dreadnought and HMS Sheldrake out of interest these photos were published in 1907
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Mention was made re Thos W Wards breakers yard so this circa 1950 photo in the yard breaking Shermans will interest some of you
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