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Wow!! Thanks for the pictures!! The last pic shows how big that vehicles were . Maybe a new project... .

A friend of mine showed me an article from the Military Machines Int'l Magazine about a Land Rover called "Sabre". The article says: Blablabla... At heart, the Sabre was a Series III 109-inch Land Rover with the 2.6-litre six-cylinder petrol engine. The basic vehicles were actually built in South Af...

I' ve finished the FT/6 but I haven't the right light to picture it propper .

Unfortunately nothing 900club related in the moment...

A friend of mine has made it. Unfortunately it is a little too small - even in this scale ;) . It has a 109" chassis and the standard FC-cab. He went a little banana about this tow-truck: We visited Udos 1-ton to photograph his engine. Under the cabin is a little 6-pott :lol: . I made the wheels for...

A guy on Flickr says 1975 with a pic of the front: *click*

Very AWESOME :o !! But the engine doesn't run, it is driven by compressed air. The engine is for education,exhibitons,etc. so it runs this way to avoid contamination. On Youtube is the same video, but with some explanations in English language: El motor V-12 más pequeño del mundo.(Smallest V-12 engi...

Oh, a 2nd one...
I 've only known this one before: Hover Rover 1962

22900013A wrote: [...] The name Timken rings a bell but that could be un-connected. They are certainly somewhat wider than normal axles.

Have a look here: *Pangolin4x4*

No !!

Hi Folks, from the phpbbplanet to this one... Some of You my know my name from the old forum. Unfortunately I haven't a one-ton, not even a "normal" Land Rover but I like this stuff and try to model them in 1/87 scale. Okay, on this way I've got a shrinked copy of Udos 1-ton 8-) . In the old forum I...