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Old 21-07-09, 22:21
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The carrier martyn refer's to, I found in a quarry in the midlands in 2001.
It did have a pump on the back and similiar wheels. I believe this must of been the last carrier working every day in the world. I will try and find a picture.

The wheels had round holes in them. They were made late in the war by a British car company I think Worsley or Morris, in the Midlands again I will check.
I have wartime pictures with them on carriers. I think they are slightly differant to the ones in the picture.

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Old 25-07-09, 23:53
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Go the second last link in the list on the left side. ( http://www.geocities.jp/jipang_t1/tank-index.html ) Its all Japanese, but there are more pictures of the flat-idler German halftrack.

There are dozens of VISMOD tanks that some rivet counter has posted.
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Old 27-07-09, 22:04
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Yes, this Japanese site is a great source for film prop vehicle pictures. I have tried to translate a few of the pages with various degrees of success. The site in question also has links to Japanese Kelly's Heros fan site and a site about T-34/44/55/72 based Tiger VISMODs.

I have links to all these sites on my filmpanzer blog

http://filmpanzer.squarespace.com/filmpanzer-links/

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Old 27-07-09, 23:00
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It is the japanies site now better?
http://translate.google.cz/translate...hl=cs&ie=UTF-8
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Old 28-07-09, 00:26
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Google's translator works pretty well. In the past I have tried to find a email address on the site without luck.

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Old 28-07-09, 03:15
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Throw a curveball into a conversation amongst rusty old truckers, and film critique debate breaks out! Who knew?
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