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Re: The Jaguar Rapid Intervention Vehicle
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lugnet.general, lugnet.build
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Tue, 27 Feb 2001 07:07:04 GMT
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Those crash trucks are simply awesome. I am definitely going to work on one
or more variants of the K/R40 when I get some time, perhaps this weekend.
Does anyone know why the last axel sticks out? It looks like someone stuck
it on as an afterthought.
-Doug
Jonathan Lill <jonathanl@myriadweb.com> wrote in message
news:G9DELB.EwJ@lugnet.com...
> I was watching the discovery channel yesterday and they were profiling the
> Atlanta airport which happens to be equipped with some fantastic fire • trucks
> by the name above. It is the closest thing in appearance I've seen to a
> spaceship on wheels save for those cars that are built to break land speed
> records. The only pictures I could find in a brief search on the web were • these:
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> http://www.feudal.cz/html/jaguar_k-15.htm
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> But these are of an older less splendid model. The Atlanta models have 4 • to
> five axels and an articulated trailer .
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> Its the kind of vehicle which makes me want to play with Lego but alas I
> have none of the pieces necessary to duplicate it with any accuracy.
> Firstly, has anyone any better pictures of the vehicle in question?
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> Secondly, has anyone attempted to build them?
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> Thirdly does anyone want to try?
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> Jonathan
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