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Black Dog: Pattern 1920 and SAS Jeep AccessoriesPosted: Thursday, June 04, 2020 - 06:49 PM UTC
Two new sets from Black Dog to dress up your armored car and jeep builds.
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BootsDMS
England - South West, United Kingdom
Joined: February 08, 2012
KitMaker: 978 posts
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Joined: February 08, 2012
KitMaker: 978 posts
Armorama: 965 posts
Posted: Friday, June 05, 2020 - 04:22 AM UTC
I'm all for SAS Jeeps looking suitably busy but...
The fuel cans resting on the front bumper would need some means of securing them unless there's something I've missed (or cannot see). That said, I appreciate that the manufacturer may just be displaying what he has made.
On to the British webbing items, and whilst they look respectable enough again the positioning is suspect (although of course the criteria above may apply).
There is no way of securing a waterbottle in that fashion, it just isn't possible, ditto the small pack on the driver's side - which also needs buckles on the pack sides. Apart from being riveted to the bodywork (which may be the case perhaps!) the positioning is extremely unlikely.
All said and done though, these items will go some way to adding to the, to me, warlike appearance of a fully stowed vehicle.
The fuel cans resting on the front bumper would need some means of securing them unless there's something I've missed (or cannot see). That said, I appreciate that the manufacturer may just be displaying what he has made.
On to the British webbing items, and whilst they look respectable enough again the positioning is suspect (although of course the criteria above may apply).
There is no way of securing a waterbottle in that fashion, it just isn't possible, ditto the small pack on the driver's side - which also needs buckles on the pack sides. Apart from being riveted to the bodywork (which may be the case perhaps!) the positioning is extremely unlikely.
All said and done though, these items will go some way to adding to the, to me, warlike appearance of a fully stowed vehicle.