Mack ......... nothing but M A C K pix

Ok i had better confess. The picture is actually a 1:24 scale model photographed on a garden railway.

As far as i can find out it was someone's imagination running riot but it was a Mack picture that people might enjoy. It was written up in an American model railway magazine some years ago. It had some people on a Mack Facebook site totally confused :kiss:

Mack Niff eee cent Macks

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Ok, I'll bite:

Israeli-assembled DM800 roadtrain somewhere on the Arava plains (pic by Giuliano Gadha).

MairJimmy,

As a side topic, what on earth does what looks like a Hetzer do downunder? Is this one captured in WWII or an ex-Swiss army?

Here's one owned by the Austrian Federal Army's Arsenal museum - in full working condition (that#s one of the Swiss ones):



Cheers

T

The red heavy hauler looks like it has a Pacific cab ??

Re Hetzer in Mack only pictures,photo was taken at Corowa swin in in March.This Hetzer saw action at the end of WW11 then went to the Swiss army where several changes were made but has now been restored to original specs and resides in a museum in Cairns Australia.