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[iffig]

Hi Bill. Exactly! I was wondering which hint I could give next time .....
Next question yours.

[Bill Murray]

Thank you iffig: Took a bit of "Googling" as my reference books did not have this particular armoured car.

Here is a pretty one to chew on.

Cheers
Bill

[peeved]

Hi Bill,

You've been there, done that at viewtopic.php?f=53&t=48637&p=1325815&hilit=raba+bill#p1325815 so please post a new one.

Regards,
Markus

[Bill Murray]

Hi Markus:

Told you I was getting old and senile.........

Try this one.

Bill

[Bill Murray]

Sorry, I am a bit behind.

From the country of "The Stiff Upper Lip".

Bill

[iffig]

Hello Bill!

Morris Commercial CDSW, 6 x 4, Artillery Tractor (semi-armoured variant) with field gun and limber.

[Bill Murray]

Thank you iffig, I thought this was going to be an orphan question.
Yes, an early trials version of this well known vehicle.

Over to you sir..........

[iffig]

Thank you Bill!
I have had no opportunity to watch this part of the Quizz for some time but the British appearance of this lorry was unmistakable; after that, it was just a matter of looking into my files ......
New question: something that flies (or that is supposed to ....)

[iffig]

Hint: an other view of the same plane:

[The Edge]

Wikipedia stuff: http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caproni_Ca.124

[iffig]

Exactlyl Next question your's

[The Edge]

Thanks - here it is - ID

[iffig]

Only French designers and military high ranking of the 30's could think of an oddity-monstruosity such as this one! So it is the Automitrailleuse de Reconnaissance (AMR) Gendron, a 1934 prototype. I believe it was subsequently modified and transformed into the 4 wheeled AM 39 Gendron Somua.

[The Edge]

Only French designers and military high ranking of the 30's could think of an oddity-monstruosity such as this one! So it is the Automitrailleuse de Reconnaissance (AMR) Gendron, a 1934 prototype.

YES

I believe it was subsequently modified and transformed into the 4 wheeled AM 39 Gendron Somua.

There was another transitional model, AM 35.

Photo source: Les_Automitrailleuses_de_Reconnaissance, Tome 1

Back to France!

[iffig]

Thanks! New question: what is this?