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This represents an early production version of the upgraded vehicle. Later Mastiffs have slat armour all the way around the front of the vehicle, which offers more protection--but is harder to model and would result in a duller-looking slat-armour box...
The Boerboel, also known as the South African Mastiff, is a large, Molosser-type breed from South Africa bred for the purpose of guarding the homestead. (Wiki)
Silver jubilee was celebrated in style with a Mastiff adorned with the Union Flag
This was owner operated by Keith Jones from the Ellesmere Port plant.
Photo taken 1977 (obviously)
The Neapolitan mastiff or mastino Napoletano is a large and powerful dog who's descendants were the traditional guard dogs of central Italy.
The dog has a weight in the range of 110 to 155 lb. (50 to 70 kg) and a height at the shoulders of between of 24 to 30 in. (61 to 76 cm). The length of the body is about 15% greater than the height.
The skin is abundant and loose, particularly on the head where it hangs in heavy wrinkles. The preferred coat colours are black, grey and leaden.
A Neapolitan Mastiff may be expected to live for up to 10 years although their average lifespan is 7 years.
SHE'S GROWING TOO FAST!!!....
Verona seems to grow like 3 feet a day, seriously...
I went out to take a conceptual shot about something kind of meaningful and she insisted in coming along, she was so cute, she wouldn't let me go without her.. so I let her and she behaved quite well.. and I even got her to pose for me..
I want more pictures with her...
the edit is very bad I'm sorry, I edit my pics in one computer, I post them on another and see them on my ipad, but they look different in every screen, on my laptop my face looks very red, so let me know if you see this too..
A few shots from my end-of-life session with Mila, a sweet 13 year old English Mastiff. Sadly, the morning after our session, miss Mila had to be euthanized. We are all grateful that things came together to schedule the shoot when we did.
Saturday afternoon's job for the day was to recover this Leyland Mastiff tractor unit with a Perkins V8 in it.
Never trust towing eyes when the mountings and the welds are suspect as the Reiver made a break for freedom on the hilly route back but thankfully i had some shackles and joined the straight bar to the n/s front hanger! -a very memorable recovery for both of us!
Bella. I asked if I could pet her and she came over obligingly. I didn't ask her breed but presumably she's a Mastiff, right? Busy place in the park: humans of all ages, dogs on leashes, birds on the loose but interested in Duck Feed pellets underfoot.
Seen at the Motormans cafe in 2016 you can see how close Gary has got with the hand built structure he has created on the back of a basic model.
Leyland Mastiff 6x6 on trial with the Australian army in the seventies,Mack in the end got the contract.
Down at this years Gaydon classic commercial show and looking at the model displays i was blown away by Flickr member Gary Knights scratch built replicar of my Bmc recovery and i would say perfect in every detail and even better than i ever expected after i saw it on his Flickr site ( Garyk 77) earlier this year but to top it all he gave it to me!!!
But i only wish now i had had my picture taken with him in front of his display with the Mastiff of course so the next best thing was to get a picture of it with the real thing but the pictures did not work out...so i had to place it on the back instead.