Shipbucket

Thanks guys!

I've hit a snag with the Engineer vehicles, so I decided to continue on with another set of vehicles. I still don't know how I feel about these.

They're primarily based on the UAZ-469, but I tried to make it look more westernized. I'll let you guys be the judge.
Production of these vehicles would have been started in the late 1970s and would be used by military and police forces until the mid 2000s.
Length: 14ft 5in/13ft 6in
Width: 71in
Engine: 88hp I4, base model
Transmission: 4 speed manual, Hi-Lo transfer case
Max Speed: 60mph
Capacity: 2 door - 1+5-7, 4 door - 1+6-8

All comments welcome.

I quite like it, especially the soft top model. It has a bit of a Land Rover look to it.

ezgo mate, It's a Land Rover

Thanks Kilomuse!

@adenandy, Well, not quite. It's smaller, a little more cramped than a Land Rover, and it's built in Komorn Piaski.

hmmm. ok.... Well, other than being smaller, a little more cramped and built in Komorn Piaski, it's a Land Rover

Fair enough..

The more I worked with this, there were many things that bugged me (minor things, but annoying nonetheless). So, I've changed some things, added some more detail, and I'm liking how they came out.

First up are the base 4x4 models:

And some Specialist Variants I've started on:

Command, Ambulance
Van, Ambulance
2 Service/Utility Trucks

Designed and Built by Liberty Machine Works, license built by Carrick Ford.
Built: 1976-1998

Length: 14ft 5in/13ft 6in/15ft 10in
Width: 71in
Engine: 88hp I4 - base model, up to a 142hp V8
Transmission: 4 speed manual, Hi-Lo transfer case
Max Speed: 60mph
Capacity: 5 to 9 including 1 driver.
Curb Weight: 3600lbs to 4300lbs
Wheelbase: 105", 94", 123"

Unless I decide to do more variants, I'll start on an older model (that was replaced by the D.37) and a replacement model. Still not much progress on the Lion MBT, but I'll get it figured out eventually.

Wonderful!

Agreed. Nice wagons Ezgo. Well done