The
Sidewinder
was a U.S. Army walking vehicle featured in
.
It looks like this model was made of wood with various kit parts and other bits stuck on for detail. The claws appear to have been made out of metal alligator clips. The articulated arms appear to have been made out of disposable plastic drinking cups. The legs look like they were made out of telescoping metal rods and tubing. This was a huge model!
The Gray & Houseman Construction Company road builder was featured in
.
This large model was made out of wood with various kit parts and other bits added on for detail. Its four tracked underbody units came from the old Remco 'Tiger Joe' battery operated tank toy. This model was repainted yellow and reused in
.
Note the helijet over the road builder which was made from two 1/32 scale Hawk Huskie helicopter kits joined back to back. This road builder was a huge model! The 'Gray' in 'Gray and Houseman' stood for
Barry Gray,
the man who composed all the music used in the Anderson's
Supermarionation TV programs and cinema films.
This yellow road building machine was reworked from the
End of the Road machine described above. Note the Remco battery operated 'Tiger Joe' tank tracks and clouds of Fuller's Earth dust.
Here is the huge Crablogger mobile logging machine featured in
.
This enormous model was built primarily of wood and was detailed with numerous plastic kit parts and other bits. The model vehicle had two articulated sections. The front section rode on a large number of plastic wheels from some kind of toy. The tracked back section, which rode on four Remco 'Tiger Joe' toy tanks, was actually reworked from the yellow
Atlantic Inferno road builder described above.
