Hi, it has Suzuki Jimny axles (shortened) and transfer case. The engine is from a 1986 TRX250 Honda quad bike. You can see the entire build from start to finish on our channel here: @OliverBanford Thanks for watching! 😊👍

Do you mean the written comments from viewers? If so then you should be able to select translate. If you mean the commentary within the videos then we may look to convert to multiple languages and upload individual versions. Thanks for watching! 😊👍

You can watch the entire build from start to finish here: @OliverBanford

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@oliverbanford Sir please send me the dimensions sir I'm really waiting for your reply Please help me

No idea. Gearing is slightly reduced due to the Jimny ratio, but we've only ever had it up into 3rd gear so far (it has 5) and that was fast enough..! Thanks for watching 😊👍

Yep, 1980's Honda bullet proof reliability. It's amazingly powerful for a 250.

It's amazing what you can accomplish with just a dirty finger.. 👉 Thanks for watching 🙂 👍

Yes, we really need to get round to making and fitting the wiper system. We have a big trip planned across Scotland off road soon, so I'm sure we'll need windshield wipers..! Thanks for watching 🙂 👍

Yes you are! Great to hear from you mate. Glad we didn't frighten you off with the machine gun tests... 😉👍

@UHO221 Make sure you watch all of the episodes, the jeep is finished now and it turned out incredible.. 👍

@UHO221 Thanks for watching 🙂 👍

Full chassis length is 2500 from rear to the front edge of the front bumper. Mid-points of the chassis leg overlaps are at 700, and 950 measuring from the rear of the chassis, this leaves 850 between the final overlap mid point and the and the front of the chassis. The 1st chassis cross-brace, or "ladder rung" is right at the back of the chassis, then the centres for the next three rungs are at 750, 900, and 570. This leaves 280 from the final "rung" centre to the front of the chassis. Hope this helps... Thanks for watching 😉👍

Извините а можете скинуть фото с размером рамы...

You're welcome 😊👍

@@edwinmanzano1597 Couldn't be anything else, could it.. 😉 👍

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Thanks 😊 👍. That's the glovebox 😉 Lots more to watch on this build. It's finished, complete with machine gun. We took it to a motor show! Enjoy.. 👍

​@@oliverbanford Ахах, я ошибся 😁. Я имел ввиду кронштейн на 8:27. Понравился весь процесс изготовления, думаю, в целом прототип изготавливался похожим образом.

@@bobboboff5326 Ah, that's for the spare wheel! You can see the wheel in position later in the vid.. 😉👍

@@oliverbanford понятно. Всегда удивляло как в военной технике все грамотно продумано, каждая деталь для чего-то и может использоваться универсально.

Yep, everything has its purpose.. You should go and watch the rest of the build now, it the Jeep jurned out great. Thanks for the comments 👍

The tabs are welded to the back side of the posts, and the front side of the braces. Therefore they are removable/boltable 😉👍 Thanks for watching..!

Cheers 😊👍

Yeah, it was a great day. The jeep is still covered in small footprints and paw prints.. !

Thanks Swordjo! Good times mate... 😊👍

Thanks for watching and Subscribing! Lot's more videos of this jeep on our channel 😉👍👌👌👌

..and I'm fairly sure I had the best time of all 😊 Appreciate the comments, and thanks for following. 👍

It's 4/5 scale, so 2.5M bumper to bumper, and 1.15M wide panel to panel Thanks for watching.. 😊👍

Thanks mate, appreciate your comments and support throughout the build. Great to finally get it in the field and enjoy it with the kids. Just the motor show to go then we need to find the next project.. ! Thanks for watching.. 👍

It really couldn't be anything else, could it..? 👍

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Cheers! Hope you watched the main video.. 👍

Couldn't agree more 👏 Thanks for watching.. 👍

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Thanks for the feedback. I can't argue. Finding copyright free music is a real challenge. The only relatively safe source is from KZbin themselves, but the quality is very limited unfortunately. Thanks for watching 👍

The seat hole was for the fuel filler on early jeeps I believe. Thanks for watching 🙂 👍

It belongs to my son, you'll have to ask him 😊 Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks Daf, and thanks for all of your support and guidance with the paintball marker parts, we couldn't have done this without you mate! Took the jeep and gun off road at the weekend so should be uploading some vids soon. We're also at the Edinburgh Car Show at Ingliston on the 17th of July which should be a blast.. 🍻 👏 ✌️

Thank You! And thanks for watching 🙂 👍

Glad you found it! No, we're not military. My late father lived through World War 2, and spent a couple of years in the army so the Jeep is a tribute to all three generations. Thanks for watching 🙂 👍

They're called Heim Joints. Thanks for watching 🙂 👍

Thanks! I hope you go on to watch the next episode, we got the machine gun fitted and working.. 😎👍

@@oliverbanford how much it costs to build one of these?

@@ncairguner We haven't kept a tally of the costs, but the materials alone run into thousands even before we consider the man hours. Labour of love..!

Thanks! We did!! 😎. We also fitted a machine gun 🤣🤣 Thanks for watching, and for commenting.. appreciated 😊👍

Keep watching the episodes, we've almost finished the jeep. It's painted, and has a surprise super cool accessory installed..! Thanks for the comment! 😊 👍

Thanks for the comment, and for watching! The jeep is currently sitting on a trailer that we've custom built for it, just awaiting a new hitch before we hit the fields with it.. tune in for the next one 😊 👍

@@oliverbanford looking forward for that 🔥🔥

@@ashleyprincewashington2130 cheers! 🍻

Thanks for watching 😊 👍

@@oliverbanford .iya saya mau.tuh kaya itu harga berapa....👍🏿👍🏿🇮🇩🙏

I's best to 'tack' things in place first to ensure they fit properly and to limit warping and buckling due to excessive localised heat. Once you are happy witht he fitment you can then fully 'seam' weld in place permanently. In addition, there's a certain skill involved in welding light gauge (thin) steel. It's best to 'pulse' weld and allow heat to dissipate efficiently, rather than burn through 😉. Thanks for watching, plenty more episodes to catch up on 👍

Thanks 😊 👍

Welcome back! Glad you're enjoying them. Keep watching, the jeep is finished so there are plenty more episodes to watch. 😊 👍

I think so too, I'm sure it's fine as long as it's used on private land. That's one for full auto! 😊👍

Thanks for the comment, it means a lot. Genuinely appreciated.. Thanks for watching 😊👍

Thanks!

It's a steel chassis. So difficult to show its construction without welding.. Keep watching as the finished jeep is amazing. It has everything, including machine gun 😊 👍

Thanks for watching mate, you're invited when we do get it out.. 😊👍

Thanks Joe. The full auto thing seems to be a very grey area in the UK in relation to paintball guns/markers, the law isn't very clear on what's allowed and what's not. As a paintball marker isn't classed as a firearm I think full auto is allowed on private land but more research may be required. Thanks for watching, need to get this thing out into open country to test it's capabilities now.. 😊👍