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gunner01, to me as a German swedish is just as much "gurgl smörre shmurgle" as to anyone else :? . To me it seems that there are not many similarities. Nice find on the field phones, they look a little like the old Wehrmacht types. Mark

@michael: I also saw this shelter on a 5ton tractor! :wink:

An overlooked maintenance sticker gave the clue: the antennaset is from the swiss army. Going to keep the matching units and sell the antenna sets again. At least now I know that canvas smells the same, no matter where it was produced....

I found some interesting pictures of a gun truck in Vietnam, where the driver was relocated on the bed of the truck. Reminds me on APC drivers, who modded their controls to sit on the APC while driving, rather than in it. It looks like they used a driveline from a jeep or something else to...

Hi, i "shot" two complete Sets of MX6707 mast bases together with two antenna sets AS/FA 412. They look old style (copper alloy segments, not fiberglass) and come in wonderful smelly canvas bags. I have not found to which radio the AS/FA 412 belongs to exactly, does anyone know that? Thanks...

Thank god that the U3000 to U5000 series still keeps its original appeal! http://www.mercedes-benz.de/content/germany/mpc/mpc_germany_website/de/home_mpc/unimog/home/system_unimog/model_range.html#mainnav

oops, sorry, too late, gerhard already explained that...

If one performs a search on multiple arguments (ie "hub flipping") it is mandatory to mark the button "search for all terms". Maybe the webform for the search should come with this button marked by default, and not the other one "Search for any terms or use query as entered". Example: if...

RE: Re: Stainless steel coils for WVO or ethanol production nice hen! :P

AlexT, PM's on the way :-)

Ruppster, thanks! Yes this is my / our website. Momentarily it is only used for "parking galleries" and is a totally disorganised mess. I don't even know what I've got there altogether. I have to get it done one of these days. If you need some of the pictures in a higher resolution, no...

OK here we go: http://www.m35-deuce.de/gallery/saumur/ Enjoy!

Two years ago I visited the tank museum of Saumur in France (-> http://www.musee-des-blindes.asso.fr/ ) , which has one of the largest collections of german tanks from the ww2 era in the world. I took a lot of pictures which might be of interest to modelers (and in general). I would post them...

RE: Re: RE: M818 1,200 miles and home Nice job! Glad you guys made it. Nothing beats mastering such a road trip, and being able to share the success with a co-driver. Nice pics, also!

That reminds me on the hotchkiss / willys jeep of a friend of mine. It is always leaning to the drivers side, as many old Jeeps do. When one gets out of it first thing to do i to grab the handle on the Jeeps body and pull it upwards, then it's straight again :-) . I guess this is because of...

Somebody is selling a rather strange deuce on Ebay here. It has an IHC cab, never saw that before. Does anyone know why they were fitted with apparently civil cabs? According to the text the vehicle is original Desert Storm era with markings. here's the link...

Bart wrote: > Sadly, most of the trucks have been removed since, destination unknown...we know what that means. This could does also mean this: http://www.command-car.com Where is this place? Are the vehicles for sale? Cheers, Mark

When I restored VW beetles a few years ago I used to put the rusted nuts and bolts as well as other small parts in an old pot (I used another one once and had a highly upset wife and a high priority order to buy a new pot) together with a small amount of citric acid and water and let it cook...

way to go! Have the same behind me now, thank god. Did you uncover any hidden markings? I found some interesting under the paint on the bumperettes, above them, and out- and inside the doors, as well as the hood. Might tell something about the whereabouts of the truck. Keep it up! Mark