Unfortunately, no. The whole shape and outline of the roof and rear sloped area are different on the M1151. The A/C unit is moved to the lower rear fenders on both sides as well. It is a very different vehicle. M1114 M1151 Hopefully HB will continue their HMMWV range and include a modern M1151 w/Frag 5/6 and maybe an SF DUMVEE as well.

The roof armor should not be standard to either the M1151 or M1151A1. Its definitely not standard on M1151s. Overhead armor is part of the B kit or Frag 7 kits. The vehicle in that picture also has the redesigned clamshell, but doesn't have the armored c-pillar or armored doors of any type, both of which are included with the M1151A1's the B kit. You can see the armored c-pillar installation in this picture of an M1151A1.

Is it me, or are the M1151 in Gino's post and the M1151A1 in Joe's post fitted with new rims and tires ? Frenchy

It’s been a few weeks since this news hit the headlines. The trail seems to have gone quiet. What’s the latest intelligence on this kit? Cookie

Guys there is no real standard for how the BFT is layed out inside the cab. For instance the diagram shows the PLGR/DAGR mounted below the BFT on the left side of the passenger seat, my units M1114s had the PLGR mounted on the window post on the right side of the passenger seat. I have also seen the keyboard slot below the intercom boxes, on the right side of the CPU, and behind the monitor, The CPU itself can be mounted underneath the radio rack standing up, or lying flat, or standing up next to the right side of the radio rack. My point being that there are many different layouts for how the system is set up, all depending on the type of radio rack, the people who installed it and the SOPs of the particular unit involved.

I knew I'd seen them before, and digging through some photos earlier I found a good picture of them. Now we need a set in resin!

I guess the kit is available now...there are two listed on ebay.

about the digital command and cotrol system is also for satatilte images because military in detail has sat.images of iraq thats my question henk

So it wasn't just me These are called GoodYear Wrangler MT/R "The Revolutionary Off-Road Tyre Built With The Rugged Toughness of DuPont™ Kevlar® For Enhanced Sidewall Puncture Resistance" !! Frenchy