Logistics GB 2022 - Inspirations

[Mossie]

Beasts of burden:

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[Rheged]

Now those I certainly didn't expect!!   Military sauropods are certainly different.

[Mossie]

They're from the Dintopia series by James Gurney.  The bottom one is a 3D printed model by Lord of the Print, they do a range of them.

Here's a couple of my favourites that aren't quite eligible for the GB, but might provide inspiration:

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[scooter]

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Would have been a good one for the Blue Lights GB

[Captain Canada]

Love the neck ladder !

[Mossie]

Would have been a good one for the Blue Lights GB

I'm slightly gutted I didn't see it then.  However, it's supposed to team up with a triceratops support that carried extra hoses which would fit.

[Dizzyfugu]

[Old Wombat]

 

[zenrat]

I'm very tempted to say something here...
 

[Nick]

Remember the XC-120 Packplane? The C-119 with a removable cargo pod?

I dare somebody to do that to an Argosy or a Beverley! 

[Mossie]

Paint it in green and put a big 2 on the tail.

[jcf]

Rotary snowplow.

[Weaver]

Snowcat, built from a 1/72nd HEMTT and a 1/76th T-34 tank:






Aerosan, built from a 1/76th Scammel Scarab:

[Weaver]

1950s plans for a cross-channel car ferry helicopter for Silver City Airways.
Not sure if this qualifies in it's original form since it's a civilian "passenger" vehicle, but you could easily adapt it to freight or military use.

[Weaver]

Lockspeiser LDA - Land Development Aircraft. A sort of 'flying Landrover' for use in less developed countries.

Full thread with lots more pictures here: https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=46662.msg848921#msg848921