Made me laugh
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" GREAT CARE HAS GONE INTO CRAFTING THIS LONELY SCENE; ROCKS AND MUD AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE.
YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED "
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yes .. highly amusing
YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED "
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yes .. highly amusing
Brack
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Should have been the other way around and I might have bought it haha
Singvogel
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Very interesting - a Freelander towing a Defender up a hill - and backwards too, by God.
Brack
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hmmm if you look at it that way yesssssss!!Very interesting - a Freelander towing a Defender up a hill - and backwards too, by God.
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webley2000
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Looks like the Freelander driver didn`t allow for the light weight of the defender
due to bits having rusted off it.
He applied a little to much accelerator pedal and due to the awsome power that a Freelander has he shot backwards to quick and got himself stuck on the hill.
Could the seller have his Ebay account frozen for false information on the listing.
due to bits having rusted off it.
He applied a little to much accelerator pedal and due to the awsome power that a Freelander has he shot backwards to quick and got himself stuck on the hill.
Could the seller have his Ebay account frozen for false information on the listing.
Very interesting - a Freelander towing a Defender up a hill - and backwards too, by God.
Very clever observation :hysterically_laughi
Ian jones
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Bad taste , though do you think he would split it , if i sent him a saw
Bad taste , though do you think he would split it , if i sent him a saw
It would look better without the horrible tratter
The freelander is stuck and has bottomed out on the second part of the off road obstacle, it cant move forward or back
the trusty defender 90 has come to the rescue, reversed back up the muddy hillside and connected a tow rope; and has managed to pull most of his chassis off due to rust :d
the trusty defender 90 has come to the rescue, reversed back up the muddy hillside and connected a tow rope; and has managed to pull most of his chassis off due to rust :d
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teddywood1
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ouch watch the exhaust
Silverlandy
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I find it strangely fascinating, especially reading the description, he in a world of his own. In his other items the "transit pick up" is the best
WLJayne
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Lol, not bad really! I've been thinking about designing some 1/35 Landy models for a while now, seems stupid not to as thats what I fecking do and all. I wonder how much demand there might be? Would probably have to get a license from LR though . Big boys don't usually call me back when I ask to make nice flattering scale models of their stuff .
. Big boys don't usually call me back when I ask to make nice flattering scale models of their stuff .
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the_wolf
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I want it! Just so I can show my Freelander loving work colleague that he should have purchased a proper Land Rover instead. It shall have pride of place on my desk. That's if I could bring myself to pay £25 for a model where the doors could potentially fall off.
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