ATVs, Off Highway Carts & Off Road Utility Vehicles in Emergency
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WWII circa 1942 - a German Light Armored Reconnaissance Vehicle in the Polish countryside (photo by my fraternal grandfather)
The biggest goal with rebuilding the M-ATV was getting closer to the actual scale and shape of the real life truck. I'm still a fan of the original model from 2013, but it wasn't a very realistic model. The hood shaping was too boxy, the doors were the wrong shape, and overall it was too tall.
This new model corrected all of that, while keeping in all the previous play features and even adding in some new ones. Overall, it is still about one plate taller than 1:40 scale, but there's only so much you can do when trying to cram minifigs inside.
This peculiar contraption, titled Menindee ATV, was originally exhibited in a local ‘Waste to Art’ competition several years ago. As is evident, it consists of a wheelbarrow equiped with a motorcycle front wheel, hand operated drum brake, coil suspension, headlights, a water bag and two-way radio—oh, and oarlocks for use in crossing the odd flooded creek. On one level it is a reference to some of the odd conveyances found around the district. A few years back, for example, two people were reported to have moved all of their worldly possessions the 200 kilometres from Wilcannia to Broken Hill in a couple of shopping carts. The work is also a nod to the fact that in the 19th century it was common for workers and would-be miners to use wheelbarrows as the preferred means of transporting their gear to the goldfields and outback pastoral leases.
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Joshua is dreaming of driving the ATV we used to get to the remote part of Aruba. This was part of a 4 hour tour which actually took us all over the island and unfortunately for Joshua he spent most of it riding behind me. In the background is one of the natural bridges on the eastern coast of Aruba.
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Made for The Final Countdown group on MOCpages.
Had this little thing built for a month and never photographed it. It's made mostly from small pieces using minifigure parts.
More pictures can be found here: www.mocpages.com/moc.php/328893
Picture of the back of the build found here: www.flickr.com/photos/74949151@N07/7409470142/in/photostr...
A commissioned model of an Oshkosh M-ATV.
Model features suspension, 4 opening doors, and rotating turret. Turret top and roof can be removed. With the turret it can seat two minifigs and a gunner, without the turret it can seat 4 minifigs in the cab.
Some US Army infantry dismounted from their Matvee while on patrol in support of NATO's Stabilization Force in Eastern Europe (SFOR). Much of the American contingent of this peacekeeping mission is a armored brigade intended to deter aggressive action by the revanchist Yugoslav People's Army, so separate infantry brigades are often rotated into theater to better provide a lighter-weight way to interface with the local population. Still, the heavily mechanized and modernized Yugoslavs and their proxy Black Hand organization remain a significant threat in the Balkans, forcing the American military to consider heavier armaments for their soldiers' utility vehicles. Options such as the Reconfigurable Integrated Weapons Platform are an outstanding choice for this job, and provide units quite a bit of flexibility on what kind of weaponry they bring to the field. The M-ATV pictured above is equipped with a 30mm chain gun and 7.62mm coaxial machine gun, alongside a pair of FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank guided missiles, and a counter-drone jamming system.
Unless you are from our neck of the woods you won't know what the title means...Seen last night parked by the Stagecoach depot in Rugby last night is the latest addition to the Catteralls fleet. YS65ATV an Irizar I6 Integral C59F. Photo taken 26/01/16
This is a montage of an ATV jumpin about 40 feet high. Rider is Christian Gagnon from Quebec, Canada.
Backdropped by Earth's horizon and the blackness of space, European Space Agency's (ESA) "Johannes Kepler" Automated Transfer Vehicle-2 (ATV-2) begins its relative separation from the International Space Station. The ATV-2 undocked from the aft port of the Zvezda Service Module at 10:46 a.m. (EDT) on June 20, 2011.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: ISS028-E-008860
Date: June 20, 2011
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