Also, I've added another hyperlink to the "links" section.  The hyperlink is to a very neat site about the Long Range Desert Group.

Also, more good news for us "wheelies"; more armored car model kits are coming out.  Per PMMS, Bronco Models is reportedly coming out with a Humber Scout car and a Staghound (which variant, who knows?).  Images of the Humber Scout are here.

Also, I am linking to Henk Meerdink's article on building the new Dragon Sdkfz 234/2 Puma via Armorama.

Please Note: This info has been corrected on October 4th.  It originally stated that the EE-9's were Uruguayan, but I've been notified that the vehicles belonged to the Brazilian Military on exercise in Uruguay.  Sorry for any inconvenience.

I've also added links to some armored car models located at Delbert's Scale Modeling Stash of Stuff.  You can find the appropriate armored cars at Delbert's index too.

With that being said, I've added my review of the 1/35 Academy M151A2 TOW Missile Vehicle.

Second, I'd like to try to catch you all up on new or upcoming modeling products related to armored cars and WFVs. These include a new tool 1/35 Sdkfz 234/2 Puma Armored Car by Dragon and four (4) detail sets by Voyager for the DML 1/35 SdKfz. 234/4 Armored Car (PE35103, PE35116, PE35119 & PE35120)

Also, I've added a hyperlink to a review on Armorama (by Vinnie Branigan) of the new Cyber-Hobby Sdkfz 234/1 update and conversion set.

I've also added a link to Mike Powell's Easy-1 Productions.  Easy-1 is the source of quality armor reference CD's.  Although most of Mike's inventory is of tracked vehicles, he does have some sets on wheelies.  Check it out.

Also, I've added hyperlinks to reviews on Armorama (by Vinnie Branigan) of the new Dragon 1/35 Sdkfz 234/1, Sdkfz 234/4 armored cars and of the Cyber-Hobby Sdkfz 234/4 update and conversion set.

Also, I've added photos of the Marmon-Herrington Mark IV and Marmon-Herrington Mark VI recon cars, both courtesy of Karl Furrutter of South Africa.  The Type VI is the second prototype with Pounder gun.

Also, I've updated my "links" section, including the addition of the Swedish Panzer Museum website.

Also, I've been given permission by John Wilson of Charleston, SC USA to host his aftermarket detail set comparison review for the 1/35 Trumpeter U.S. LAV 25.  John's review was originally posted on the Missing Lynx "Modern" discussion forum.

Our friend Dennis Trowbridge went to Kemble again and took photos of the OT-64C/SKOT 2A APC .

Lastly, I discovered an website with artwork by Hubert Cance of France.  Among other things, he does nice line drawings and prints of some armored cars.  If you're interested in that sort of thing, check his site out here. A nice color drawing of the Daimler Mark I is at the bottom of the page

Also, Armorama (one of my favorite modeling websites), has a new format and web address.  It is now "officially" called the Kit Maker Network, and Armorama is just one part of the entire modeling network.  Check it out.

Also, I've added a vehicle index on the Brazilian/Argentine Gaucho Light Strike Vehicle.

I've added another photo of the Panhard VBL courtesy of Jacques Dujardin.

Also, I've added Jeff Larkin's review of the resin Retrokit 1/72 Lancia IZm Armored Car.

Also, I've added more photos of the Bovington Ferret Instructional Hull/Chassis, the Marmon-Herrington Mark VI and the Thorneycroft Bison Armored Truck.

First of all, I am adding another hyperlink for Sargeant At Arms Models.  SAAM is the sole distributor of SP Designs Models of the Ukraine, which specializes in Eastern European Vehicle Kits and Conversions.

Second, courtesy of serial contributor Dennis Trowbridge, I've posted over another two dozen or so photos of the Bovington Panhard EBR 75 FL 10 and the T18E2 Boarhound Armored Cars.

I've also added two more photos of the Baker 4x4 "Jumping Tank".

My first addition since last week is a page of photos of the 1/35 Electric Products EE-9 Cascavel 4/5/6/7 Model kit contents.  Thanks to Pierre Delattre for allowing me post his photos from Missing-Lynx.

Also, I've added more pics of the M38 Armored Car and the White 1917 (4x2) Armored Car.

As you've probably noticed, we've only given basic and rudimentary info about each vehicle in the "Statistics" section of it's vehicle index.  Well, from this date forward (when possible) we are going to include more detailed information about the vehicles.  This detailed info will be located on Data Sheets.  If a data sheet is available for a vehicle, a hyperlink to a PDF document will be in the "Statistics" section.  The first two data sheets we've added to WW are about the M38 Wolfhound Armored Car and the White 1917 (4x2) Armored Car.

Also, speaking of Dave, if you have spent any time here browsing WW, you probably have noticed that Dave has provided a very large portion of the material I have for display. Also, you might be aware that his Armored Car Journal was the inspiration of WW as well.  With that being said, I am very proud to announce Dave has "officially" become a WW team member.  "Unofficially", he has always been a team player with WW.  Anyway, Dave is now officially Contributing Editor of WW.  You can contact him via contenteditor@warwheels.net .  Thanks Dave!

Also, I have some excellent news, TanxHeaven, is Back!

Robert Langham has updated and moved his website on the Morris Light Recce Car.  Check it out.

I've also added another hyperlink to a very nice site covering modern vehicles, including an impressive array of wheeled vehicles in Iraq and Afghanistan.  The site is called Howitzer.DK and was created by Bjoern Clausen.  Also check this one out.

Also, I've added more WD numbers of some Humber Mark II/III Scout cars to our "British Armoured Car WD/Name Listing" courtesy of our initial compiling contributor, Kevin Tucker.

I've added and changed some info related to the Panhard EBR FL10 Type 1954 Armored Car, courtesy of Jacques Dujardin.  Not only was Jacques a former EBR Armored Car Instructor but he has his own website dedicated to Dinky Toys.

Also, I continue to add and update current vehicle indices.

Also, I've included hyperlinks to IPMS/Deutschland's (Germany) website to a listing of new kit releases and photos from the 2006 Nuremberg Toy Show.  Some of the WFV's to be released are the new tool 1/35 Dragon Sdkfz 234/2 Puma and Sdkfz 234/4, Dragon 1/72 HMMWV Guntruck, 1/16 Eduard Schwimmwagen, 1/35 Italeri AB-43 Armored Car and Camionetta AS42 Sahariana, 1/72 Italeri M20 and Sdkfz 234/3 armored cars and a 1/35 Zvezda BA-3 Armored Car.

Lastly, I continue to update vehicle indices with more info, photos and hyperlinks.  Check out your favorite.

Also, I continue to make some behind-the-scenes modifications to update a number of other vehicle indices.

Also, I've added hyperlinks to two more great modeling websites in our "Links" section.  They are to The Armoured Acorn - The Canadian Armour Website and WW2 Model Maker. Enjoy.

Lastly, since the start of WarWheels.Net, I have had numerous requests from visitors regarding the availability of scale line drawings of certain WFV's.  In fact, I had another one today.  Each time my immediate thought is to refer them to George Bradford's AFV News website where he has excellent line of scale drawings available for sale at VERY reasonable prices.  Since this subject has come up a number of times and it is apparent to me that not all modelers or vehicle enthusiasts know of this reference option, I feel that it may be a good idea to put out the word a bit on these wonderful drawings.  Mr. Bradford has 1/48 scale drawings and 1/35 scale drawings available. 

Please note: I have no business relationship in any way with Mr. Bradford.  I am just a very satisfied customer of his and I really feel that these are one of the "best values" in modeling references available.

I've also added a vehicle index on the MB-1 Cascavel-37 CRR (EE-9 Prototype) and a photo of a Brazilian M8 Greyhound with Mercedes-Benz Diesel Engine, both courtesy of Dave Haugh.

Also, I've added a link to a review by Terry Ashley of PMMS of the 1/35 IMA Beaverette III. 

I've discovered yet another manufacturer of what appears to be very nice models of wheeled fighting vehicles.  They are called Retrokit and specialize in 1/72 resin kits and accessories.  They are based in the UK and have some very interesting vehicles available including a 1/72 Lancia IZm Armored Car and a 1/72 model of Leonardo Da Vinci's theoretical 'Tortoise' Tank.  Also, 1/72 1/72 Soviet FAI and FAI-M Armored Cars are future releases as well.

Also, I've cleaned up a few model sections by adding new modeling products.  Check out your favorite vehicle to see if anything has been added.

A review of the new 1/35 Eduard Detail Set for the Italeri AB-41 armored car is available by Frank DeSisto via Missing-Lynx.