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Great start to a Waltmobile - flashing lights and all! A few more radios and stickers and it'd be perfect.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122366003644?ul_noapp=tr...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122366003644?ul_noapp=tr...
Jimmy Recard said:
That is one of the better potential Walt wagons so far. A tunic, walkie talkie and a high viz and you could order anyone around.
ETA: For future thread viewers, when that link is long gone, this is what we were looking at:
The only medical equipment supplied is a box of latex gloves on the dash. Perfect!ETA: For future thread viewers, when that link is long gone, this is what we were looking at:
Jimmy Recard said:
That is one of the better potential Walt wagons so far. A tunic, walkie talkie and a high viz and you could order anyone around.
ETA: For future thread viewers, when that link is long gone, this is what we were looking at:
At £1450, doesn't that make it around £1000 over the typical budget for an Emergency 4x4 Response Incident Rescue Ranger Corp vehicle?ETA: For future thread viewers, when that link is long gone, this is what we were looking at:
Disappointing lack of winch too.
well I take my proverbial hat off to the walt's who closed the roads and helped my daughter's brownie troop march to church on Sunday. All very good and no p taking.
couldn't help thinking though on such a cold, wet, windy day: that maybe wearing hats, gloves and maybe even boots, as oppose to nylon trainers and the odd hoodie type top would be more appropriate clothing. most of the parents were dressed better.
maybe they had't been trained properly ?
no frontera's with light bars though.
couldn't help thinking though on such a cold, wet, windy day: that maybe wearing hats, gloves and maybe even boots, as oppose to nylon trainers and the odd hoodie type top would be more appropriate clothing. most of the parents were dressed better.
maybe they had't been trained properly ?
no frontera's with light bars though.
Crossflow Kid said:
At £1450, doesn't that make it around £1000 over the typical budget for an Emergency 4x4 Response Incident Rescue Ranger Corp vehicle?
Disappointing lack of winch too.
Yep, you can pick them up all day long for about £500 - leaves loads of money spare for extra lights and cones!Disappointing lack of winch too.
austinsmirk said:
well I take my proverbial hat off to the walt's who closed the roads and helped my daughter's brownie troop march to church on Sunday. All very good and no p taking.
couldn't help thinking though on such a cold, wet, windy day: that maybe wearing hats, gloves and maybe even boots, as oppose to nylon trainers and the odd hoodie type top would be more appropriate clothing. most of the parents were dressed better.
maybe they had't been trained properly ?
no frontera's with light bars though.
Unless they started bossing people around, asserting any perceived but non-existent authority over a group of 8 year olds and using the words "comms" or similar, then they do not fall within the acceptable parameters for the gentle mocking that we give them on here. couldn't help thinking though on such a cold, wet, windy day: that maybe wearing hats, gloves and maybe even boots, as oppose to nylon trainers and the odd hoodie type top would be more appropriate clothing. most of the parents were dressed better.
maybe they had't been trained properly ?
no frontera's with light bars though.
Instead these just sound like volunteers doing a good job, in which case, thumbs up.
austinsmirk said:
well I take my proverbial hat off to the walt's who closed the roads and helped my daughter's brownie troop march to church on Sunday. All very good and no p taking.
couldn't help thinking though on such a cold, wet, windy day: that maybe wearing hats, gloves and maybe even boots, as oppose to nylon trainers and the odd hoodie type top would be more appropriate clothing. most of the parents were dressed better.
maybe they had't been trained properly ?
no frontera's with light bars though.
Were they allowed to close the road? couldn't help thinking though on such a cold, wet, windy day: that maybe wearing hats, gloves and maybe even boots, as oppose to nylon trainers and the odd hoodie type top would be more appropriate clothing. most of the parents were dressed better.
maybe they had't been trained properly ?
no frontera's with light bars though.
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