Type 42: "Honey badger" MEV: A LEGO® creation by Broken Bricks : MOCpages.com

Type 42: "Honey badger" MEV

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About this creation

The Med-Evac Vehicle variant of the "Honey badger", the ACV version can be found here.
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The MEV "honey badger" was created due to need of a 'battlefield ambulance' (so to speak!) for the use of the United Baltic States's ground forces. Built from the basic structure of the ACV version of the HB (not the pencil, Honey badger!) with a added rear canopy which can carry either crates of medical supplies, or one/two stretchers( depending on the size of the wounded man/women!) and is operated by a single conventional driver and accompanying Doctor, medical officer. The sides around the driver and passenger have been strengthened with armor plates being added to the exterior, and also the windscreen has the addition of a roll-cage and head lamps.

This model features full steering, and suspension on all wheels.

This shows the front steering,and the details such as a radiator grille, head lamps and roll-cage on the windscreen.

Both doors open and close, here we can see the accompanying medical officer sitting in the passenger seat.

The red-cross, I'm not sure if I should have used white around the cross, I tried it, but it didn't look right to me/

The rear access door for the stretchers to be moved in and out of thee vehicle.

If you pull using some strength, uuuuhhhhhh....

....you can open the door, crumbs...that was some effort!

The medical officer loading a injured soldier into the MEV.

God save The United Baltic States!

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claw paradox

April 5, 2013

looks nice!

I like it

sinan bitiţik

November 26, 2012

Realistic design..

I made it

Broken Bricks

September 15, 2012

Quoting Builder Allan Cool! Great details for the size. Very nice design too, and i agree with locutus - great idea for fenders :-)

Thanks for the comment!

I like it

Builder Allan

September 15, 2012

Cool! Great details for the size. Very nice design too, and i agree with locutus - great idea for fenders :-)

I like it

Locutus 666

August 29, 2012

I like the way, u use those half stud jumpers above the wheels. Looks awesome!

I made it

Broken Bricks

August 28, 2012

thanks for the comments!

I like it

Matthew Oh

August 28, 2012

Very nice! Love the red cross! Nicely detailed! -Matthew-

I like it

P. Voranc

August 28, 2012

It is great, I like the rims and the way you've used the fence as the windscreen. A nice build, packed with a lot of little details.

I like it

Michael Kringe

August 24, 2012

Very nice and compact vehicle! And so detailful... 5/5 from me! :)

I made it

Broken Bricks

August 13, 2012

Thank-you all for the comments!

I like it

Rogue Warrior [formerly sgt bently

August 12, 2012

Clever very nice job.

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Legofreak2444 ~

August 12, 2012

Hey man, this is really cool! :) Well done!

I like it

Starscream Soundwave

August 12, 2012

Super cool!

I like it

commander vargus

August 12, 2012

awesome

I made it

Broken Bricks

August 12, 2012

Quoting Daniel Calleri You sly guy...the boys and I are convinced the rear wheels are free floating. Mot excellent. Your sense of scale is excellent Sam!

I assure you it isn't! The reason the rear wheels look like they float is magic! sorry, no not magic...it is the way I made the the suspension, it is not very strong and thus bends over a lot! thank-you very much for the support!