Bigger wheels /tyres will also be needed
Thanks for photos. The wheels are clearly a different type / size. It also appears that AA is larger than HB. Did this vehicle come with and without roll bars? @skarik sent me these pictures. I would like to build such a configuration. Maybe it can be done on HB? I have to analyze it
These are G SQN first gulf war they have the roll bars however they were lowered
The back of the Land Rover is a hicap body separated from the front not like a normal 110
Ok - everything is clear. I guess I am able to get on the shared HB. The biggest problem is the wheels.
The wheels provided in AA´s kit are useless for GW1 version anyway. They represent a newer type which DPVs sported in OIF.
Wow this will be a really interesting build once you get it sorted out. I do understand the pain of cost as prices continue to clime ever higher. I’m currently sourcing kits and parts for a SOCOM “Warpig” for a small fortune. Nonetheless I’ll be following along here as the subject is outstanding…Best of Luck!
Agreed but you still need bigger tyres …
I will torture you with questions. I want to build a low headband version (exactly like in the AC conversion photo). I will probably use Hobby Boss Hard Top. The entire rear of the vehicle is obscured by backpacks and gear. What wheels do I need? Manufacturer (if it is 1/35), or photo and original size. Someone help? 
I mean really
The wheels you need are with the tread pattern are from the shorland armoured car …
I’ll post some pictures of them tomorrow…don’t get too worried about the tread pattern …the biggest issue is the tyre size …
Also dimensions wise the hi cap is longer than the 110
I think it is possible to buy spare parts from Accurate Armour if one asks nicely.
Yes they will help if they can. They were going to help with some spares for my Striker build, but I ended up not needing the parts in the end.
Maybe this is a solution. I’ll write to A.A. Thanks for the help.
Another solution - My colleague may try to design the correct wheels, but he has to know the dimensions