Ola People

I just posted some more pics that I took in the Wings Of Liberation Museum in Best near Eindhoven. They had some quite impressive vehicles standing there (The complete GMC walkaround is taken there too). Ok some pics of what you can see in this walkarounds:
the DUKW


The Long Tom


The Sherman Recovery


More Sherman


T34 recovery


Some sort of Wrecker (probably Cliff can answer this question without any problems. I have no Idea wich vehicle this is. Have you??)


All the pics can be found under this link
Various walkarounds in the Wings Of Liberation Museum, Best near Eindhoven (the Netherlands)

I hope you guys also will like these pics just as the T55 walkaround and the GMC 2,5 ton walkaround I posted. And maybe they are even usefull for somebody who is building one of the vehicles I have made pics of.

Thanks again for these photos. You wouldn't happen to have a couple of the five ton wrecker showing the operators side per chance? These are great refs photos

Excellent photos Faust .Just where is the Museum located and what are their hours odf operation.

Ola Guys

Thanks for the replies.

Animal I will look through the Pics I didn`t upload here maybe I have some but I fear I haven`t. Will look that out for ya.

Shiryon I post the answer to your question in the form of the Site of the Wings of Liberation (Bevrijdende Vleugels) Here you will find all the information you need about this. I can recommend this museum to everyone. They have quite a collection Vehicles and they have made some 1:1 dioramas with Puppets wearing original clothes and uiniforms and such. They have two Aircraft Halls where they have a stunning collection of scalemodel airplanes from the WW2 era. Anyway I hope you`ll find what you need on this site and if you ever are in the Neighbourhood of "Best" Near Eindhoven pay a visit to this museum It`s worth it. Only be sure you visit it in the summer on a day where the sun shines. It rains an awfull lot here in Holland wich will surely make this museum less fun to visit. Plus the fact that in the summer all vehicles stay outside and freely so you can make these walkarounds.