They actually took the picture in the Victorian High country, but since the perentie was painted for desert, they had to paint the terrain too.Quote:
Originally Posted by ellard
I'm impressed by the portal hubs - gives great ground clearance.
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They actually took the picture in the Victorian High country, but since the perentie was painted for desert, they had to paint the terrain too.Quote:
Originally Posted by ellard
I'm impressed by the portal hubs - gives great ground clearance.
I know there a time differences asround the world, but sorry I did not realise it was April 1 in another part of this world.
Here's a picture during early testing of the paint....before production commenced...
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...09/08/2023.jpg
guys Ive been asked that you not point out all the other things that have been changed on the vehicle.
the new camo system also includes some nifty electronic devices based on the same technology as the SEP field generator, if you catch it out of the corner of your eye you can see the emitter for it mounted on the right hand wing which is why the snorkle had to be shifted.
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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus
How the hell have they managed to fit an SEP field generator into a LandRover? The things are bigger than both my ego and your mouth combined.
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Originally Posted by dobbo
Is that possibe?
is it fitted with the new bedester board as well
you're mistaking an SEP field generator for an invisbility field generator.
the SEP field generator is small and efficient running off of a couple of d cells for years.
LOL what a hoot, all you guys pretending to know what your talking about. what a load of bollox, any one who actually knows what they are looking at will see the the army has finally come to there senses and gone back to the best land rover ever built.
its not a Perentie
its a 85 isuzu county
You nearly had me there...Quote:
Originally Posted by MickS
Unless they are making left hand drive perenties :)
(left foot down)