Name that Vehicle

no it's a
HSCS (Hofherr Schrantz Clayton Shuttleworth) (Hungary).

KV-44-48 by any chance?

 

By George he's got it!
I won't insist on the model number as HSCS covers a few vehicles.
It's a KV50L Prime Mover.

Funny old world, 700 of these produced and Nobody, including myself until I bought a certain book, seems to have heard of it. Whereas only 9 or 10 Pz.IVe's were converted to 'tropen' and they feature on the box of one of the most hyped/best selling kits of recent years and are found in dozens of books.

Your turn.

 

Gotta get ready for work.
Hold on until tonight.
Go on , a quicky.

 

The bodywork is identical to a Pavesi P4/100 4x4 Artillery Tractor, but as the wheels are so different and the type was made from 1914-42 I wonder if this is one of the later Spa versions? They also seems to have been made under license outside of Italy but I'm not sure where.

 

You got it.
From here. Italian Pavesi P4 Artillery Tractor
Photo I posted can be viewed from a link on this page

 

?

 

Alas no.
Big clue on the front grill.

 

Volvo?

 

http://www.konditori100.se/garage/carmakes/bv/vohalvba.jpg

Can't find a name just Volvo built them.

 

I'm getting there, this photo from same show as one you posted Adam.
http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/s/43scania-vabis8116radiomobil_TMR_IX_MFHF.jpg

 

That'll do.

Volvo HBT

"Replica of German Demag Sd.Kfz.10 (some of which were imported.)
108 produced... 1944-46"

Neutrality's a strange thing isn't it.

 

Oh, I wanted to get that before going to bed.
Swedish weren't that neutral.
Iron ore, troop movements to Finland , Swedish Volunteers in SS etc etc.

 

Off to bed now, see if anyone gets this before I check later this morning.
EDIT. Noone got it yet?
Here's a clearer photo.

 

Yes Bod, you got it.
Looks a good little Museum at Thun.
http://www.armeemuseum.ch/uploads/media/Panzermuseum_01.pdf

Just a quick question, what chasis did the Swiss use to make it?

 

Just a quick question, what chasis did the Swiss use to make it?

Looks like the indigenous EKW Pz.58?

 

What on earth does that EKW Pz.58 look like?