KernelMart

I'd love to have one of the F4 Phantoms even just a gate guardian. My favourite aircraft of all time Would need a garden to put it in though. Martin

Hi sas pinkie, I've sent the pictures. Martin

Only a bit in the background of the ninety. There were two people deep in conversation at the front of the 110. By the time they had finished I'd been distracted by looking at the bits to buy and then forgot to take a picture Thanks, Martin

Hello, I went to Firepower on the Saturday. Quite a few Land Rovers (pictures below). Couldn't take mine though needs bit of work. Hardly saw any public there. There was an article in the local Mercury newspaper about it being on, but, never saw posters or anything like that in the area. Quite happy with the parts I bought to mount a man pack radio into my FFR, just need to get a radio now, have to be a bit at a time. REME Series 3. Lots of radio equipment in this one, gave me ideas for mine. And a nice 90 I enjoyed the afternoon and had a look round the museum as hadn't been for a while. Thanks, Martin

Hi Andy, Yes I'll be popping along to Firepower on the Saturday, only in the car, the Landie needs a little bit of work before coming out. and Hi Lord Burley, Yes I remember the house near the flyover. The only one I recognised at the time the MVs were there was the lightweight. I'm better informed now. My Dad did say he once saw a tracked vehicle being loaded onto a low loader one year, might have been going to Beltring as it was about that time. The vehicles have all gone now, my Dad says they moved away, can't remember when though. There's a 110 FFR that lives near me in their front garden, got a bit of camo net 'stuffed' in the bonnet spare wheel. Maybe they're on here? Looks nice too. Thanks, Martin

Hi Lee, We've only met on the EMLRA forum, and yes thanks you've got my Bunker Bash form and confirmed. Martin

Hello, Been meaning to join the HMVF for a while and as I've got the day off from work, got round to it. I've had an interest in military things, World War 2 onwards since I was a child. Always fancied owning an ex-military vehicle and last year had the means so bought myself a Land Rover. Its fairly practical (had to justify it to myself!) and just about fits in the garage. Its an Series 3 109 FFR, no radio equipment, but, I will do something about that this year. Was well looked after by previous owner. Great fun driving it, always got a grin on my face when out in it. I've put a picture in my album. Will be at the Bunker Bash in May and hopefully Military Mayhem in August, and some other events too. Thanks, Martin