AKULAs After the Bomb project 1980s imagination - pg34 - Bloodhound Missile

[CapnJim]

That set should prove to be very versatile, not just as a Rapier supply trailer.  Either way, it looks great!

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Nice trailer.

Have you got a link for the kit, my google-fu is weak...

[AKULA]

Nice trailer.

Have you got a link for the kit, my google-fu is weak...

http://www.asam.co.uk/plnber18.html

Metal kits, so certainly not cheap (picked this one up second hand off of fleabay)

A resin trailer might be an interesting subject for an accessory for Paul’s Landies…

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Thanks

A resin trailer might be an interesting subject for an accessory for Paul’s Landies…

A good point.

[carlos marighela]

Nice addition mate!

[AKULA]

Cheers all 

Todays update:

A farmer … usable as a refugee vehicle or a “wandering monster”

Empress Landrover with a kitbashed driver.

[CapnJim]

Cool.  Love the dog riding shotgun...

[Captain Blood]

A tidy little model. Like it 

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Very nice work.

He is a very hardy farmer, driving around in the snow in an open top Land Rover with the windscreen down.

Not sure about what looks like a shotgun loose in the back, especially when carrying a dog. Dogs have a reputation for shooting their owners with them if they get the opportunity.

[voltan]

He is a very hardy farmer, driving around in the snow in an open top Land Rover with the windscreen down.

Not sure about what looks like a shotgun loose in the back, especially when carrying a dog.

Seems like a typical hill farmer to me, well with a less dented landy than normal.

[AKULA]

He is a very hardy farmer, driving around in the snow in an open top Land Rover with the windscreen down.

Doesn’t want to take out his windscreen when he cuts down some stranger with the shottie…. either that or the dog likes the breeze.

And the open top Landie is a thing even in the snow round here … 

[Jemima Fawr]

Reminds me of my Uncle Eurfryn, a hill-farmer from the Preseli Mountains of Pembrokeshire (where the Stonehenge Bluestones came from), except Eurfryn's Landie was full of ankle-biting mentalist Corgis! 

(He was probably the very last farmer using them as working cattle-dogs, in the 1980s.)

[mikedemana]

Love it...! There need to be more dogs in games... 

Mike Demana

[carlos marighela]

Reminds me of my Uncle Eurfryn, a hill-farmer from the Preseli Mountains of Pembrokeshire (where the Stonehenge Bluestones came from), except Eurfryn's Landie was full of ankle-biting mentalist Corgis! 

(He was probably the very last farmer using them as working cattle-dogs, in the 1980s.)

I dunno. I had a great-aunt with ankle-biting, mentalist, sectarian, dachshunds, whom she would set upon unwanted visitors with the command "Romans!"

[has.been]

I dunno. I had a great-aunt with ankle-biting, mentalist, sectarian, dachshunds, whom she would set upon unwanted visitors with the command "Romans!"

Such stories are...Legion.