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It's like VW did a Polo one years ago, they called it the 'harlequin' & it sold about 3!!

Nige

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'"I don't remember asking you a goddam thing"

Sacrelige! There's only two permissible colours for a 101 - Deep Bronze Green and Nato Green.

Alex

Technicolor?

And how to you describe that paint job on the V5?

Technicolour! you forgot the YAWN, nearly made me sick it did!

On or around Thu, 2 Feb 2006 19:16:04 -0000, "Lee_D" enlightened us thusly:

's probably about making it not look like a military vehicle. Looking military in africa is probably a bad idea these days.

? you might have the odd problem in the snow or desert when the bad guys come looking Derek

Why'd you add the u?

Well there are some vehicles that would look military even if you were to paint figures from the magic roundabout on them, probably more so, however I must say a hummer would not be one of them. paint it how you like thats a kiddie car for wimps.

Alright. I'll include Desert Sand, but not Artic Camo, unless Martyn can prove some of them were painted in artic camo by the MOD.

Alex

You forgot Purple.

Not sure which is worse, the colour scheme or the fact that it's *clean* on the panels. Though the obvious oil leaks on each front wheel are a redeeming feature.

He said permissable, not possible. ;-)

British spelling of colour, force of habat,had it beaten into me at school. lol.

On or around Thu, 02 Feb 2006 23:24:20 GMT, "GbH" enlightened us thusly:

'cos that how it's spelt.

Austin Shackles came up with the following;:

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....................correctly....

Larry came up with the following;:

A 'real' Humm-Vee OTOH ... ;)

I had a chance to have a go in one, though only as a passenger, a while back. Agricultural and 'fit for squaddies to f*ck up' were two expressions that were spoken about. ;)

Lee_D came up with the following;:

I don't mind the colour scheme, as AS pointed out, anything that doesn't look like a military vehicle is 'a good thing' in Africa these days ... What I dislike about it is the third axle. I can understand the point, reasoning and have no doubt it is well fabricated, works brilliantly and gives much needed extra capacity, but to me it just looks 'odd' and not in a good way.

On or around Fri, 3 Feb 2006 09:56:20 -0000, "Paul - xxx" enlightened us thusly:

Having seen one, I'm quite impressed with the solidity of it, I rather doubt that even squaddies can break them that easily.