LGS Fennek Athlet

LGS Fennek AthletThe Fennek, named as a species of small desert fox, with Light Armoured Reconnaissance Vehicle, is a four wheeled armed reconnaissance vehicle produced by the German company Krauss Maffei Wegmann and Dutch Defence Vehicle Systems. It was developed for both the German Army and Royal Netherlands Army to replace their current vehicles. In April 2000, the prototype vehicle finished field trials and in December 2001 a combined order was placed. 410 were

To deploy these tanks to the front line

powerful styling of the car is acurately recreated

the new Two-Seat Mig-29UB conversion trainer took it's first flight on 29th April 1981

In addition to the more functional versions

Unfortunately

As a special extra

75 mm and above

and civil aviation duties

an extraordinary commercial success worldwide

brings you closer to the aircraft from the 17th James Bond film

it features a swept-wing design

6 was used on the long suburban runs and on the very hilly lines such as Montmartre