I found revell's unimog in 1/35 scale so i have few questions.
On the pics i saw configurations with two and four doors-the revell one has 2
So here are the questions
Does anyone know when and in what number did thez arrive in Israel
Most of unimog's i saw are white-is that some kinda winter camo or red cross
Anyone knows which changes do i need to maket to make a accurate unimog??
is there any pe sets,or resin conversions for this unimog?
And where can i find their number plastes as decals?
And for the and-here are some pictures.













I would be thankful for any info,pics etc.

Cheers,Sven

They might be whats considered here "council trucks" ie not military vehicles and used by local authorities for general purpose work..

Very interesting photos all the same, I'm looking forward to some explanations of these Unimogs!

MR Modell makes some AM wheel sets for Revell's Unimog:

http://www.mrmodellbau.com/_shop/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=unimog

Did you see this thread Sven ?

http://idf-in-scale.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=1868

Judging by the red Star of David on the BV 206, these trucks may belong to the Magen David Adom.(Red Cross in Israel)....



HTH

Frenchy

Yes,Sir i did but they mostly disscused the 404 ver that is more rounded-so there is not much usefull info

Thanks,Sven

Greetings
these are unimogs attached to Northern comand in the Golan heights

thanks,do you maybe have any more info?

Rare subject, military police? Engineering?
I have been concerned about its process.
Cheers
Blackwater

since now from the info we have its most possible that these are used by red cross based in Golan heights.
Cheers,Sven

Dear friends,

Not red cross, not civilian Magen-David-Adom (MADA).

These vehicles are part of the Mount Hermon "Alpinist" unit, active mostly during the winter.
The vehicles with the red star of david, are used as military snow ambulances, or evacuation vehicle as we call them.

The red star of david insignia is adapted by the army, although it is a civilian mark, but this is the end of similarity.

Hope it is more clear.

Michael Mass

Thanks for the informations Michael !

Frenchy

that clear's it up,thanks Michael