This one's Much better Collin,.....it's well armed! :thumb2: Rick H.
Scotties Rolls Royce
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Nice selection Paul. Seated by John, Jim and Steve while Andy keeps poking my neck saying down in front . Hey I’m 6’2” and slouching is bad postureComment
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Welcome aboard mate, at least he will stop you nicking the buscuits.
It does seem an expensive chassis to make an armoured car out of.
very true I wonder if you could still here the clock tick.
Gerry, now there's an idea.
Lee welcome aboard mate where a tall hat an really p*** him off lol.Comment
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Y'know, I'm looking at this beast and thinking, 'that's a bit odd'.
So, for why I shall explain
Rolls-Royce 24 pattern, by the wheels - many of them in army service were so clapped out by 1940 the armour was put onto Fordson chassis, which are slightly longer in the wheelbase, but the hubs are distinctly different - but no-one models the Fordson in anything other than 1/72
Later turret with the Boyes A/T rifle, hmm okay, but the Lewis gun on the Scarff ring should make it an RAF job. Army vehicles usually had a turret Lewis on a pintel mount. But, an RAF one in Caunter scheme? I've got one picture of a RAF Fordson in Caunter - it's a thing of beauty
So odd, unusual, but not impossible - I'd love to see what Meng based it on
And did they say R-R because of licensing, like that Modern middle-eastern pick-up (not) a Toyota honest?
Still, it's Caunter... ALL desert vehicles must be Caunter!Comment
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Graeme, welcome aboard mate.
Mick, good to see you.
Y'know, I'm looking at this beast and thinking, 'that's a bit odd'.
So, for why I shall explain
Rolls-Royce 24 pattern, by the wheels - many of them in army service were so clapped out by 1940 the armour was put onto Fordson chassis, which are slightly longer in the wheelbase, but the hubs are distinctly different - but no-one models the Fordson in anything other than 1/72
Later turret with the Boyes A/T rifle, hmm okay, but the Lewis gun on the Scarff ring should make it an RAF job. Army vehicles usually had a turret Lewis on a pintel mount. But, an RAF one in Caunter scheme? I've got one picture of a RAF Fordson in Caunter - it's a thing of beauty
So odd, unusual, but not impossible - I'd love to see what Meng based it on
And did they say R-R because of licensing, like that Modern middle-eastern pick-up (not) a Toyota honest?
Still, it's Caunter... ALL desert vehicles must be Caunter!
Ron glad you could make it. Hang on I have some folding chairs, i can't have honoured guests sitting on the floor especially when the rabble are comfy.Comment
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Paul, you're right - it is possible to do too much research, and then you never get anywhere
Or is that just me?
Often best go with first plan, but always to be aware that, sometimes, the manufacturers don't do the research either!
Caunter Caunter Caunter...Comment
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Hi Mike the etch with the kit is just the spokes for the early wheels I honestly can't remember the name of this etch I will have to look it up.Comment
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