It’s worth a look around on Google to see what it looks like as I haven’t found two vehicles that look similarShaunW wrote:Nicely done, Alan and so far I've avoided Google as for a change I want to watch these models come together without knowing how the full-size vehicle looks - I usually hit Google Images straightaway when watching a build of an unfamiliar type as I'm a naturally curious sort (some uncharitable characters would say downright nosey).
to make life even more difficult they kept changing its name as they modified it the following text I found might explain better the different types.I think I’m building the Nagmachon
Nagmasho't:
Original production model. Identifiable by its low, sparse, pyramidal casemate in the center of the roof.
Nagmachon:
Significantly improved Nagmasho't, with increased armored protection and an expanded casemate.
Nakpadon:
Radically improved Nagmasho't, with even further increased armor, a pillbox-like addition to the superstructure, a much more powerful 900 hp engine, and many other new additions. This heavy APC entered service with the IDF in the early 1990s.
Nagmapop:
Surveillance vehicle based on the Nagmachon. Identifiable by its large superstructure (similar to the one on the Nakpadon), and its towering collapsible antennae (when raised).
PUMA:
Minefield breaching vehicle based on the Nagmasho't. It entered service with the IDF in 1991 and replaced the Nagmashot. Often seen fitted in front with a mine plow, mine roller, or dozer blade, and sometimes fitted aft with a very large and boxy line charge launcher. Also identifiable by its broad casemate.
