Really nice work, great little videos. New sub for sure. Keep it going man.

There after 4:30, that "front whatever it is" is an unditching channel/beam/ramp - at this point on the calendar I'm no longer sure what second word of the item's name is, last time I was in to military vehicles was 1990s. Some great looking figures in that little thing, Ahh, memories, the 2nd Tamiya model I ever built was their 1/35 edition of this way back around 1974. Its 2 guys were suitable for desert only. 📚📖Hey, a web find just now: See if you can find, issue 162, November 2014, Classic Military Vehicle magazine, looks to have a nice article about the vehicle. Aha, "Unditching Channel' is the part's proper name. Couple bits from article, Dingo was permanent 4WD, and quite fast on both raids and terrain. _(I meant _*_roads_*_ but yeah, guess it would be fast on raids too!)_ And the Germans were quite happy to use the ones left behind at Dunkirk. British Army used the type until the 1950s. Slightly modified copies were built by Ford in Canada, and in 1944 by Lancia. 😄Yes, actually, this was one of my favorite military vehicles when I was in to that.

Fantastic ! My dingo still making now👋🏻