Thank you very much.
Further on my travels today, bumped into this at Blyth beach. A Ferret was the first vehicle that I learnt to drive, granted mine was a Mk2.
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Interesting difference between the road wheels and the rest of the vehicle. The two wheels look to be CARC/NATO Green while the rest sure looks close to the Olive green used in the RAF green & gray wraparound schemes.
Hi Peter,
Here’s some more launcher details - sorry I didn’t sooner come across your request!
Peter
Seems like the system doesn’t allow more pics at at time - more to follow w/ separate post.
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These are fantastic Peter. Thank you very much.
I apologise for not being able to get pics of under the launcher, I’m led to believe that those launchers are no longer in the barracks.
No apology needed. I am grateful that you tried and these are excellent. Cheers.
To continue with random Sh*te that I come across. Was out with my son who is home on leave and passed what passes for a gunshop here in blighty. Only air guns but thought they were interesting all the same. The MP40 is especially good in my opinion.
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Was in Catterick Garrison today getting my contractor pass renewed and these were outside of the HQ. Been a lot of years since I saw a non Stillbrew Chieftain.
Looks in reasonable nick as well for an oldie …
It is yes, though the green paint looks to have faded badly and gone chalky.