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"What's New" Items
Here is a listing of "What's New" on WarWheels.Net. The information is listed by date updated with the most recent dates on top and older items at the bottom. Information Prior to January 1, 2026 is listed in the Archives below.
| Date | Item Updated or Added |
| April 17, 2026 | Don Allen has graciously sent us photos of his Roy Models 1/35 LRDG Ford 01 15cwt Pilot Car Model. |
| March 31st | Swinging back toward a Filipino subject, today I am posting a new index covering the MX-1 Kalakian (Water Buffalo) Fire Support Vehicle. |
| March 23rd | Peter Bryant is back on Salisbury Plain this spring and sent us a bunch of Land Rover "Wolf" TUM Utility Vehicle photos he captured. They are located on the TUM Soft Top and Hard Top pages, respectively. As always, the latest pics are on top of each page. |
| March 11th | After having this one on the back burner for a bit, I've finally posted our new index covering the Hotchkiss M201 "Jeep" Light All-Terrain Vehicle. |
| March 4th |
The March issue
of
Classic Military Vehicle
magazine has gotten here and the following articles related to our
interest in armored cars and wheeled fighting vehicles appear; They
are "The Humble Humber" by Craig Allen and "It's a Long
Way to Tipperary" by Colin Stone. The first article highlights
the Humber Scout Car and the second covers the restoration of an
Irish Acmat VLRA truck. |
| February 28th | Well, we're finally back. Due to web host problems and some "real-life" issues, I've not had a chance to update the site in a long while. Hopefully, this addition gets us back on track. Today, I've added a new index covering the Filipino MX-8 "Barako/Wild Boar" Armored Escort Vehicle. |
| January 17th | Back from our unexpected hiatus due to host server problems, we're finally posting some new content. Today's addition shows the Textron Tiger All-Terrain Combat Vehicle. |
| January 16, 2026 |
The January issue
of
Classic Military Vehicle
magazine has arrived and contains the article "Vickers' Lost
Vehicles" by Ed Webster. One of the vehicles covered is the
unusual Dragon Armored Car. |
