Hi Guys,

With the release of the Bronco Staghound I though I'd add a few reference pics.

These are from Bovington Tank Museum.

Happy Modelling































I'll put the rest in another post.

Al

Cheers

Al

Thanks Alan.
Sent PM.

Hi Dave,

Your welcome. I should say that 'Grumpy' has very kindy taken on the task of uploading some 500 plus pics to the reference library that I took on recent visits to both the Imperial War Museum and Bovington Tank Museum.

So nice one Dave, they will then be available for all on a more permanent basis than this post.

Cheers

Al

Very nice pictures, allso nice to see a lot taken of those "hard to see" places.

Thanks !

Hi Jan,

You're welcome. Of the 82 people who looked so far, it's nice to see a couple of folks took the time to say thanks.

Enjoy the build, I know I will.

Cheers

Al

There are quite nice, Alan.

I note that the turret doesn't seem to have the set of lifting rings normally seen in line with the turret centreline. As the earliest Stags didn't have these lugs (possible because the pistol port was in about the same position), I wonder if this makes this vehicle an intermediate production version? No ports, yet no forward lifting lugs? Odd, though, that the rear lugs are in place.

Just a thought.

Hi Paul,

Don't know the history of this one. You would have to ask the museum.

Nice to see this kit arriving on the market thought.

Cheers

Al

Thanks Allan just started work on the kit I picked up at sutton-coldfield looks good. cheers Pat

Thanks for the pictures!!!!

Hi Pat and Mike,

Glad the pics are of some use. Awaiting arrival of this one, it's great to have both the Humber and the Staghound in plastic.

Have fun.

Al

thanks Alan
i currently building Italeris Staghound and these Pics have been very useful and am finding the model goes together well and my first attempts at PE have further increased my enthusiasm for the hobby
clarkie

As an update, Alan's' photos are located in the Armorama Reference Section of the Gallery, along with some additional Staghound photos from Ian Sadler.

Referenace Gallery

Hi Dave,

thanks for that. Glad you foumd them useful guys.

Al

Thanks for posting these Alan, I'm building Bronco's Staghound right now and they are very helpful. I have one question though... the picture with the engine cooling fan in it, from what angle is that taken and where is it pointing to? I'm specifically looking for a shot of the elusive underside of the rear exhaust area. The Bronco kit has this rendered as a big hole and I'm sure there's more to it than that.

thanks again....



Bob

Thanks Alan. Haven't got my Stag yet,but nice to know I have a pic library on my favorite site.(Thanks to Dave O'Meara also!)
Cheers!

Hi Alan. Thanks for sharing the images. I was going to suggest sending these in as a reference article, but I see Grumpy has already organised this. Good man Dave! A very timely set of photographs, and a great opportunity for us who haven´t been to these museums. Very appreciated!

Thank, Allan.

Good initiative!

Hi Guys,

Glad they have been of some use. Look forward to the builds.

Bob, under the rear of the vehicle, above or level with the axel between to the two rear wheels if memory doesn't decieve me!!

Cheers

Al