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Old 11-11-10, 02:19
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Carrier and wheels would be late U.K. production. The headlight is the same as the MkIII. (single one in the centre)
Anyone have a spare for sale?
Filler in the gun slot is waterproofing for beach landing.
From Nigels book a Wolseley 3" mortar carrier, the other is by Thornycroft.
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Old 11-11-10, 09:07
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just goes to show that because it does not conform to the normal its wrong. i have seen odd wheels like this but some times on German vehicles. this vehicle is also missing the firing rest across the top of the rad. Well spotted Kevin.
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Old 11-11-10, 10:59
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Default carrier mayhem.

A couple of interesting pictures : Interesting angle for telegraph poles and trams.

Bren gun carrier accident, Agricola Street, Halifax June 5 1941.
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Old 11-11-10, 23:11
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Kevin, i reinacted the same thing with a telegraph pole in 1995 2 miles from my house. cammo net went in the left track, this had the effect of turning the vehicle and then first "through" a telegraph pole (braced for impact, snapped it like match stick) and then into the ditch. I called the police (as there was a broken pole but no damage to the carrier). We then had one crewman controling traffic, one pulling the net out of the track and me in the driving seat backing the carrier out of the ditch. Job done and the police turn up, they did not even get out of there car, told me to throw the broken pole in the ditch and they would take care of the report. never heard a thing since !
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