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Roy, not really my thing. Rather than try to answer them all here are a few answers I'm confident about.
1. The original VPK for 3/4 Ton was I think was designated GRP Kit DON/130. The Sankey design for upgrade of this to FV984569 (ie HV VPK) was issued in Nov 1980. A major upgrade with new side doors & front protection plates is dated March 1982.
2. Correct, owners fancy I think.
4. Just chance I think, some VPK panels may have come from different vehicles.
6. No, owners fancy I think. I've seen the one you mean.
7. Neither, NATO Green
8. By that you mean Glover Webb APV? Not sure need to check that out.
Just an add piglets well some of them did carry blues lights ..I've done 5 tours over the water back on the 1980s and blue lights were carried on the icp wagon for example ..search team vehicles....so not just confined to rmp/RAF police
terry
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I've a couple of the shore lands from him ,nice kits but a few issues one is the wheels and chassis which are a straight resin copy of the italeri/ revell kit including the wrong amount of wheels nuts .
terry
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im ex 15 sqn was one of ours....
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Brilliant model and love the paint job..good work
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i have to say i was taliking to a sigs unit at aldershot and they let me take what ever pictures i wanted of the bowman kit.
the sesative stuff is as you say in side or removed from view
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Looking good, but I have to point out that the air intake on the passengers side is on backwards!
Well Spotted in the words of james may. permission to say COCK........
both intakes now the correct way round.....
thank you.
Thought about the tamiya crew but they are a tad dated and i wanted a more relaxed figure...enjoying a rest b4 endex
thanks for your thoughts an comments guys
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thats really kind of you to say guys, still trying to find the right figure for it, always think a figure adds a sence of scale,ive an idea in mind but need to see, at the moment im wethering her after aweek on exercise in the south of england
more pics to follow
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thats very interesting about the bridge layer
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thank you for the land rove rpicture. the base is basically fine sand and filler and white glue. followed by a build up pigments,i use mig pigments and various other bits, the grass is from silfor, designed for model railways i think, ground cover is herbs,twigs and grasses from sainsbury and the garden,leaves from the birch tree dried and placed.
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nice models sir
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Hi guys
I'm trying to get my head around the WMIK so I hope you can help with some the more technical side of it...I know theres the WMIK, E-WMIK and now the R-WMIK but when did each come into service/replace the other(s)? I also have a basic idea but what are differances exactly? Also; did the very early ones (say Sierra Leone/Macedonia) carry the spare on the bonnet like the Wolf or has it always been on the side?
I'm sure I saw a photo from Sierra Leone with one on the bonnet?
Cheers
Martyn
Hello martyn.
i think that the veh you refer to in sierra leone is not a wmik, their is a well known pic of an sas lr out there showing a tyre on the bonnet.
wolf versions have almost always had them on the side, except for version like the pulse
which very occasionally had them on the bonnet.
terry
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as one ex rock to welcome
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hello no its an accurate armour land rover wolf soft top.
extended chassis etc.
British Army Land Rover Piglet in Northern Ireland (Model)
in Military Scale Models
Posted · Edited by terryt