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PLEASE NOTE: PRICE REVIEW IN PROGRESS AND THE PRICES IN THIS CATALOUGE ARE NOW OUT OF DATE. THIS CATALOUGE IS A RANGE GUIDE ONLY FOR THE CORRECT CURRENT PRICES AND QUANTATIES PLEASE CHECK WEB SHOP. A NEW CATALOGUE WILL BE ISSUED WHEN THE PRICE REVIEW AND MODEL RANGE UPDATE IS COMPLETED. MANY THANKS ANDY NEW MODEL LIST Prod Number Description Cost ACC1 M48/M60 Wheels (4 strips) £0.60 ACC2 M113 Wheels (4 strips) £0.60 ACC3 Stowage (6 strips & 4 large packs) £0.60 ACC4 Oil drums (2 strips) £0.60 ACC5 Spare Track units (4 strips) £0.60 ACC6 PT54 Mine Rollers x 2 £0.60 ACC7 KMT4 Mine Plough & Explosive Hose x 2 £0.60 ACC8 BTU Dozer Blade x 2 £0.60 ACC9 ISO container 10ft x 2 £0.60 ACC10 ISO container 20ft £0.60 ACC11 ISO container 30ft £0.60 ACC12 ISO container 40ft £0.60 ACC13 Small (x3) for Fighters £1.00 ACC14 Large (x2) for larger Aircraft £1.00 AM1 Pinz Gauer - 710 4 x 4 (1 ton utility) £0.55 AM2 Pinz Gauer - 712 6 x 6 (1.5 ton utility) £0.55 AM3 SK105 Kurassier £0.55 AM4 4K 4FA-G1 (Standard APC) £0.55 AM5 4K 4FA-G2 (20 mm Oerlikon turret) £0.55 AM6 4K 4F GrW1 81 mm Mortar Carrier £0.55 AUM1 Bushmaster £0.65 AUM2 Bushmaster - crewed MG £0.65 AUM3 Bushmaster - Remote weapons system £0.65 AUM4 M113 + Scorpion turret £0.55 B104 Morris 15cwt truck with tilt £0.55 B105 Morris 15cwt FFW - Radio Truck £0.55 B106 6pdr Portee £0.55 B107 Cruiser Mk IV Covenanter £0.55 B108 Lloyd Carrier A £0.55 B109 Humber LRC £0.55 B110 Medium Dragon MkIV £0.55 B111 Retriever GS Truck £0.55 B112 Matilda I £0.55 B113 A13 MK I £0.40 B114 Light Dragon MKIII £0.55 B115 Mack EXBX 18ton Tank transporter ramps up £0.65 B116 Mack EXBX 18ton Tank transporter ramps down £0.65 B117 Monty's Caravan (with Monty and officer) £0.80 B118 Guy Lizard Armoured Command Vehicle £0.55 B119 Commer Q15 15cwt Truck £0.55 BA700 Hotspur Glider £3.00 BM59 Leyland DROPS with 155mm Ammo Pallet £0.80 BM60 Leyland DROPS with Container £0.80 BM61 Leyland Flatbed £0.80 BM62 FV432 MKII £0.40 BM63 Champ £0.55 BM64 Champ FFR £0.55 BM65 Champ Atk £0.55 BM66 Champ MG carrier £0.55 BM67 Mastiff £0.65 BM68 L4 MoBAT £0.40 BM69 Coyote £0.80 BM70 Jackal 2 £0.65 BM71 Range Rover £0.55 BM72 Vector £0.55 BM73 FV430 Mk3 Bulldog £0.55 BM74 Centurion Mk5 £0.65 BM75 Vickers Mk 111 £0.65 BM76 FV432 with Ranger & Bar Minelayer £1.00 BM77 Bedford 8 ton T.M. Truck £0.55 BM78 105mm Pack Howitzer £0.55 BM79 Wombat 120mm B.A.T. gun £0.40 CHM1 ZTZ-99 MBT £0.65 CHM2 ZBD-04 MICV £0.55 CHM3 ZTZ-96 MBT £0.65 CHM4 Type 89 SPAT £0.65 CHM5 Type 89 APC £0.55 CHM6 ZBD-05 Amphibious APC £0.55 CHM7 Type 69 II £0.65 CHM8 ZSL92 - IFV with 25mm cannon £0.55 CHM9 ZSL92 - AFV with 12.7mm £0.55 CHM010 Type 62 Lt tank £0.65 CHM011 Type 63 Lt tank £0.65 CHM012 K63 A.P.C. £0.55 CHM013 Twin 37mm S.P.A.A. £0.65 CHM14 ZLC 2000 £0.55 CM06 M113 ADATS £0.65 CZM03 152mm SpGH DANA £1.00 F33 P16 halftracked armoured car £0.55 F34 Unic P107 Light prime mover £0.55 FM16 Savien TP3 Lt Truck £0.55 FM17 Savien AM8 4 ton truck £0.55 FM18 Berliet 6 x 6 6 ton trucks £0.80 FM19 AMX D.C.A. 30mm A.A. £0.65 FM20 AMX 32 £0.65 FM21 AMX 10P A.P.C. £0.55 FM22 Savien VAB + HOT £0.55 G132 7.62cm PaK-36(r) auf SdKfz-6 “Diana” £0.55 G133 Opel Blitz Bus (bus only) £0.80 G134 Opel Blitz Bus and Trailer £1.50 G135 VW Beetle Soft-top £0.55 G136 20mm AA Flak 30 in traveling mode £0.40 G137 S.W.S. 40 £0.55 G186 Kübelwagen open top £0.40 G200 leSPW-304 SPW £0.55 G201 leSPW-304 SPW mit 8cm GrW-34 - Mortar Carrier £0.55 G202 leSPW-304 SPW mit 3.7cm PaK £0.55 G203 7.5cm PaK-40 auf Hotchkiss £0.55 G204 7.5cm PaK-40 auf Lorraine £0.55 G205 10.5cm auf Hotchkiss £0.55 G206 Somua Pioneerwagen ( mSPW-307(f) ) £0.55 G207 Somua Reihenwerfer £0.55 G208 Panzerjäger PaK-40 auf Somua P304 £0.55 G209 Somua Munitions wagen £0.55 G210 10.5cm auf Lorraine £0.55 G211 15cm auf Lorraine £0.55 G212 Beobactungspanzer 38H £0.55 G213 SPW107 Kommando/funkwagen £0.55 G214 2cm FLAK 38 suf Somua halftrack(sic). £0.55 G215 10.5cm leFH 16 auf Geschutzwagen Mk.VI 736 (e) £0.55 G216 Beobachtungspanzer auf PzKfw Mk. 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VI 736 (e) £0.55 G218 Beobachtun SPZ Lorraine £0.55 G219 Somua S307(f) Vielfachwerfer £0.55 G220 German converted Unic P107 to troop transport £0.55 G300 German command strip (9) £0.60 G301 German winter infantry (9) £0.60 G302 Panzerfaust prone (5) £0.60 G303 Light mortar & loader (6) £0.60 G304 MG & loader prone (6) £0.60 G305 MG on stand, loader & spotting (9) £0.60 G306 Mortar & crew (9) £0.60 G307 AT rifle & spotter (6) £0.60 G308 Panzerschreck & loader (10) £0.60 GR09 Winter Germans approx (50) figures £3.50 GR10 Winter Germans Heavy weapons approx (50) £3.50 GA700 Junkers Ju 88A-4 £3.00 GA701 Heinkel He 111 £3.00 GA702 V1 Buzz Bomb £1.00 GM32 M48 A2GA2 £0.65 GM33 Leopard Biber Bridgelayer £1.50 GM34 M2 Alligator Amphibious Bridge/Ferry £3.00 GM35 Kraka Para Vehicle + Milan £0.55 GM36 VW Iltis Jeep open topped £0.55 GM37 MAN 4 ton Truck 4 x 4 £0.55 GMA403 EC-135 £1.50 GWA127 Short 185 Seaplane £2.00 GWA327 Albatross D11 £2.00 GWB23 Early WW1 British Artillery crew (Original) £0.30 GWB24 Early WW1 British Artillery crew (new sculpts) £0.55 GWB25 Rolls Royce armoured car - First RNAS Pattern £0.55 GWB26 BL 6-inch 26 cwt howitzer £0.55 GWB27 BL 6-inch 30 cwt howitzer £0.55 GWBR15 British Infantry in Action (1914) appox 50 figures £3.50 GWF13 Rimailho Model 1904TR £0.55 GWF7 Heavy Machine gun & crew (1914) x 3 £0.55 GWFR14 French Infantry in Action (1914) appox 50 figures £3.50 GWG13 WW1 German field gun 7.7 cm FK 96 n.A. £0.55 GWG14 Early WW1 German Artillery crew £0.30 GWG15 Big Bertha (Type M-Gerät 14 ) £3.00 GWG16 Heavy Machine gun & crew (1914) x 3 £0.55 GWG17 15cm sFH02 howitzer £0.55 GWGR14 German Infantry in Action (1914) appox 50 figures £3.50 GWR01 WW1 Russian field gun 76 mm divisional gun M1902 £0.55 GWR02 WW1 Russian Artillery crew £0.30 GWRR11 WW1 Russian Infantry in Action (1914) appox 50 figures £3.50 GWT01 WW1 Turkish Artillery crew £0.30 GWRR11 WW1 Turkish Infantry in Action appox 50 figures £3.50 IN1 Indian Pattern Wheeled Carrier £0.55 IN2 Karrier KT4 Quad FAT £0.55 IRF1 Taliban Passenger block £0.30 IRF10 Taliban Infantry strip type 3 £0.60 IRF11 Taliban Infantry strip type 4 £0.60 IRF2 ZU23-2 Taliban crewed ground mount £0.60 IRF3 Honda Motorcycles (5) £0.60 IRF4 Taliban Mortar strip £0.60 IRF5 Taliban HMG ground mount (2) £0.60 IRF6 Taliban HMG AA mount (3) £0.60 IRF7 Taliban AA missile (3) £0.60 IRF8 Taliban Infantry strip type 1 £0.60 IRF9 Taliban Infantry strip type 2 £0.60 ISM11 MK51 Sherman + 105mm gun (Isherman) £0.65 ISM12 Upgraded Centurion (Bengurion) £0.65 ISM13 Ram V-1 Scout Car £0.55 ISM14 Ram V-1 + TOW £0.65 ISM15 Soltam 160mm S.P. £0.65 ISM16 Soltam 155mm Field Gun £0.65 ISM17 LAR160 MLRS £0.65 ISM18 Shoet A.P.C. £0.55 IT20 Dovunque-Viberti Radio truck £0.55 IT21 Autocannone 102/35 su CM50 Milmart self propelled Naval gun 102mm £0.80 IT22 Autocannone 65/17 su Morris Self propelled 65mm gun £0.55 IT23 Autocannone 100/17 su Lancia 3RO £0.80 IT24 Autocannone 90/53 su Lancia self propelled 90mm gun £0.80 IT25 Autocannone 75/27 su Ceirano self propelled 65mm gun £0.80 IT26 Ceirano Truck £0.55 JM01 Toyota Pickup £0.55 M22 Taliban infantry approx 50 figures £3.50 M23 Taliban Heavy wepaons approx 50 figures £3.50 MD50 Earl Eirik's Iron Beard £0.30 MD51 Deck Furniture Pack £1.20 MD52 Rower Pack £1.20 MD53 Saga Warrior Crew Pack £2.00 MD54 Longship Command Pack £2.00 MD55 Drakkar £6.20 MD56 Skeid £5.20 MD57 Snekke £2.50 MD58 Karfi £3.20 NEM02 YPR-765 pri £0.55 NEM03 YPR-765 prat (TOW launcher) £0.55 NKM01 North Korean Chonma-ho £0.65 NKM02 North Korean VTT-323 Standard APC £0.55 NKM03 North Korean VTT-323 with ATGM £0.55 NKM04 North Korean VTT-323 with 107mm MRL £0.55 NKM05 M-1978 (Koksan) 170 mm self-propelled gun £1.00 PMA700 Iskara £1.50 RRB36 9.2" Rail Howitzer £3.00 RSM01 RG-32M Light Tactical Vehicle (LTV) Remote weapons system £0.65 RSM02 RG-32M Light Tactical Vehicle (LTV) crewed MG £0.65 RSM03 Ratel AIFV £0.65 RSM04 Ratel 90mm FSV £0.65 S58 SU-57 £0.55 S59 GAZ 4 x 4 Truck £0.55 S60 122mm M1938 Howitzer £0.55 S61 JAG12 Fuelling truck £0.55 SKM01 South Korean K1-88 £0.65 SKM02 South Korean K1A1 £0.65 SKM03 South Korean K9 Thunder £0.65 SKM04 South Korean KIFV £0.55 SKM05 South Korean K263 Cheongoong 20 mm AA £0.55 SKM06 South Korean K1 AVLB £1.00 SM100 MTU Bridgelayer £1.50 SM101 GMZ Tracked Minelayer £1.00 SM102 Tracked Dish Artillery Radar £1.00 SM103 2S5 155mm S.P.
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    BROOKLANDS AERODROME & MOTOR RACING CIRCUIT TIMELINE OF HERITAGE ASSETS Brooklands Heritage Partnership CONSULTATION COPY (June 2017) Radley House Partnership BROOKLANDS AERODROME & MOTOR RACING CIRCUIT TIMELINE OF HERITAGE ASSETS CONTENTS Aerodrome Road 2 The 1907 BARC Clubhouse 8 Bellman Hangar 22 The Brooklands Memorial (1957) 33 Brooklands Motoring History 36 Byfleet Banking 41 The Campbell Road Circuit (1937) 46 Extreme Weather 50 The Finishing Straight 54 Fuel Facilities 65 Members’ Hill, Test Hill & Restaurant Buildings 69 Members’ Hill Grandstands 77 The Railway Straight Hangar 79 The Stratosphere Chamber & Supersonic Wind Tunnel 82 Vickers Aviation Ltd 86 Cover Photographs: Aerial photographs over Brooklands (16 July 2014) © reproduced courtesy of Ian Haskell Brooklands Heritage Partnership CONSULTATION COPY Radley House Partnership Timelines: June 2017 Page 1 of 93 ‘AERODROME ROAD’ AT BROOKLANDS, SURREY 1904: Britain’s first tarmacadam road constructed (location?) – recorded by TRL Ltd’s Library (ref. Francis, 2001/2). June 1907: Brooklands Motor Circuit completed for Hugh & Ethel Locke King and first opened; construction work included diverting the River Wey in two places. Although the secondary use of the site as an aerodrome was not yet anticipated, the Brooklands Automobile Racing Club soon encouraged flying there by offering a £2,500 prize for the first powered flight around the Circuit by the end of 1907! February 1908: Colonel Lindsay Lloyd (Brooklands’ new Clerk of the Course) elected a member of the Aero Club of Great Britain. 29/06/1908: First known air photos of Brooklands taken from a hot air balloon – no sign of any existing route along the future Aerodrome Road (A/R) and the River Wey still meandered across the road’s future path although a footbridge(?) carried a rough track to Hollicks Farm (ref.
  • Three Paras Killed in Afghanistan Story from BBC NEWS: Published: 2009/08/07 13:51:02 GMT

    Three Paras Killed in Afghanistan Story from BBC NEWS: Published: 2009/08/07 13:51:02 GMT

    Three Paras killed in Afghanistan Story from BBC NEWS: Published: 2009/08/07 13:51:02 GMT Three Britsh soldiers understood to be working with special forces have been killed in southern Afghanistan. The servicemen, from the Parachute Regiment, died north of Lashkar Gah in Helmand province on Thursday afernoon. The three personnel were killed and a fourth was critcally injured when their Jackal armoured vehicle was hit by an explosion and small-arms fre. The soldiers' families have been told. A total of 195 Britsh troops have been killed in Afghanistan since 2001. The MoD said it was believed that the three soldiers died in the inital blast. The troops were carrying out a routne security patrol with Afghan natonal security forces. Colonel Richard Kemp, who served as commander of the Britsh army in Afghanistan in 2003, told the BBC: "These soldiers were from 1st Batalion Parachute Regiment which is, as is publicly known, the special forces' support group. "So they carry out support operatons for the special forces. They are not actually special forces themselves." Panther's Claw The 4x4 Jackal has been used in Afghanistan to ofer troops beter protecton than the more lightly armoured Snatch Land Rover, but there have stll been a number of fatalites involving the vehicle. July saw more casualtes than any other month for UK forces in Afghanistan, with 22 service personnel killed. Troops are now involved in the second stage of Operaton Panther's Claw, which the MoD says is focused on holding ground won from the Taliban in recent weeks.
  • A Review on Design and Analysis of Amphibious Vehicle

    A Review on Design and Analysis of Amphibious Vehicle

    International Journal of Science, Technology & Management www.ijstm.com Volume No.04, Issue No. 01, January 2015 ISSN (online): 2394-1537 A REVIEW ON DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF AMPHIBIOUS VEHICLE Prof. P. S. Shirsath1, Prof. M. S. Hajare2, Prof. G. D. Sonawane3, Mr. Atul Kuwar4, Mr. S. U. Gunjal5 1,2,3Asst. Prof., Department of Mechanical Engineering, Sandip Foundation’s- SITRC, Mahiraavani, Trimbak Road, Nashik, Maharashtra, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, Maharashtra, (India) 4Department of Mechanical Engineering, Sandip Foundation’s- SITRC, Mahiraavani, Trimbak Road, Nashik, Maharashtra, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, Maharashtra, (India) 5P. G. Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering, GS Mandal’s- MIT, Aurangabad, Maharashtra, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Maharashtra, (India) ABSTRACT An Amphibious vehicle is a means of transport, viable on land as well as on water even under water. It is simply may also called as Amphibian. Amphibious vehicle is a concept of vehicle having versatile usage. It can be put forward for the commercialization purpose with respect to various applications like in the field of military and rescue operations. Researchers are working on amphibious vehicle with capability to run in adverse conditions in efficient way. This paper focuses on concept of amphibious vehicle in detail. In later stage of paper we have explain and described the design and analysis of amphibious car. We have followed proper design procedure and enlisted the material used in detail. Capabilities of efficient amphibious vehicle will fulfil all the emerging needs of society. Success of every concept largely relies on research and development, though amphibious vehicle is yet to travel a long journey of innovative development, it has shown excellent potentials for future benefits.