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MIG: Latest Scintillating ReleasesTarok

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Posted: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 - 09:53 PM UTC
Maki

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Posted: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 - 10:19 PM UTC
One question here regarding Humvee wheels... how can you make different compositions with 6 wheels (4 right and 2 left)?
Mario.
Mario.
Tarok

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Posted: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 - 11:19 PM UTC
LOL, your guess is as good as mine! :-) I was wondering the same thing...
USArmy2534

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Posted: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 - 04:48 AM UTC
The difference in the left and right tires are in the tread if I remember and the orientation of the tread, not in how they are attached to the vehicle. You could use a tire meant for the right side on the left.
Either way, this is awesome. I just finished to OIF HMMWVs and am working on an M997 Ambulance, so a M114 might not be such a bad idea in the future! And with Concords HMMWV book released, I am very happy now.
Jeff
Either way, this is awesome. I just finished to OIF HMMWVs and am working on an M997 Ambulance, so a M114 might not be such a bad idea in the future! And with Concords HMMWV book released, I am very happy now.
Jeff
matt

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Posted: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 - 06:46 AM UTC
Yeah... and in a hurry you throw whatever spare you have on the vehicle!!!!!!!
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Posted: Saturday, July 16, 2005 - 10:24 AM UTC
These are really some poor news! I mean, Mig could send out better than this! What about something allied for a change- but something that's not Soviet, I mean!
Cheers and happy modelling!
Prato
Cheers and happy modelling!
Prato
Red4

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Posted: Sunday, July 17, 2005 - 02:03 AM UTC
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Yeah... and in a hurry you throw whatever spare you have on the vehicle!!!!!!!
You are absolutely correct. Can't count the number of time we had to throw a spare on and gave less than a damn about tread orientation. "Q"
Even if we only had a bias ply tire, it went on to get us out of the situation until we could fix it properly. Petition2God

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Posted: Sunday, July 17, 2005 - 08:36 PM UTC
Those humvee tires look awesome. I want to get 'em soon!
sopmod6

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Posted: Monday, July 18, 2005 - 04:17 AM UTC
Ijust got the new M1114 Hummer kit, and those tires.
Excellent castings throughout both. The resin stubs on the tires are thick, but the tires look weighted when you remove them which is nice. The rear hatch on the conversion kit is the variant with tie down points, and not the dual hinge model.
I HIGHLY recommend the new mini book HMMVW's in Iraq by Concord. Every concievable variant of Hummers in use in Iraq is mentioned, and all color pics, with an excellent 1:35 line drawing of the M1114
from all angles in a 2 page fold out.
As far as the mystery on the tires, on all pics I researched, they are on vehicles every which way, so technically, you can't go wrong.
Excellent castings throughout both. The resin stubs on the tires are thick, but the tires look weighted when you remove them which is nice. The rear hatch on the conversion kit is the variant with tie down points, and not the dual hinge model.
I HIGHLY recommend the new mini book HMMVW's in Iraq by Concord. Every concievable variant of Hummers in use in Iraq is mentioned, and all color pics, with an excellent 1:35 line drawing of the M1114
from all angles in a 2 page fold out.
As far as the mystery on the tires, on all pics I researched, they are on vehicles every which way, so technically, you can't go wrong.
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