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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2011 => Topic started by: Wendax on February 02, 2011, 12:54:20 PM
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While the big ones are having fun with their Big Puzzle, the rest may enjoy this group puzzle. All cars are somehow related to wood. So it "wood" be nice, if you identify the pictured cars in order to gain one point each. The puzzles range from Balsa to Red Ironwood, literally spoken. Have fun!
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#9= Duriez, based on a Jeep. I think the body style was called Canadienne..
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Correct :thumbsup:
Points will be awarded when the puzzle is finished.
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Correct answers so far:
Wood 1: 1988 Introzzi Country (solved by Paul Jaray)
Wood 2: Austin 16 woody production line at Papworth Industries (solved by Allan L)
Wood 3: Henschel Typ 5 D 2 with Menck-Holzvergaser (solved by Tom_I)
Wood 4: 1942 Mildé-Krieger Canadienne based on La Licorne chassis (solved by Joao)
Wood 5: Harel 2+2 (solved by Allemano)
Wood 6: Sada Kenbi Maniwa (solved by hondast)
Wood 7: 1935 Hotchkiss Model 411 Break de Chasse (solved by Joao)
Wood 8: Bugatti Type 44 Camion Incendie Usine (solved by Joao)
Wood 9: Duriez Canadienne, based on Jeep chassis (solved by DeAutogids)
Wood 10: Hydromobile amphibious vehicle (solved by Oswald)
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While the big ones are having fun with their Big Puzzle, the rest may enjoy this group puzzle. All cars are somehow related to wood. So it "wood" be nice, if you identify the pictured cars in order to gain one point each. The puzzles range from Balsa to Red Ironwood, literally spoken. Have fun!
Na toll! (http://www.mysmilie.de/midi-smileys/boese/1/0004.gif) (http://www.mysmilie.de/)
Great puzzle! :thumbsup:
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#10 is the Hydromobile. A rather incredible amphibious creature with eight cylinders.
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Na toll! (http://www.mysmilie.de/midi-smileys/boese/1/0004.gif) (http://www.mysmilie.de/)
Ich hätte auch gerne bei Euch mitgespielt :'(
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Wood 6: Sada Kenbi Maniva made in Japan?
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#10 is the Hydromobile. A rather incredible amphibious creature with eight cylinders.
Correct! The 1942 Hydromobile has been restored meanwhile. The wood isn't that obvious anymore. I saw the Hydromobile in the Manoir de l' Automobile in Lohéac in Brittany last October. Very impressive!
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Wood 6: Sada Kenbi Maniva made in Japan?
Correct (I'll accept Maniva instead of Maniwa ;) )
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Wood 3 is a Henschel truck fitted with a wood gasifier, a device to generate combustible gas by burning wood in a controlled way, then cooling and filtering the gas, which could then be used to power a combustion engine, in the same sort of way that LPG is used. This sort of technology was widely used in Europe during WW2 when petrol was scarce. This gasifier was produced by Menck & Hambrock GMBH of Altona, Hamburg.
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Wood 3 is a Henschel truck fitted with a wood gasifier, a device to generate combustible gas by burning wood in a controlled way, then cooling and filtering the gas, which could then be used to power a combustion engine, in the same sort of way that LPG is used. This sort of technology was widely used in Europe during WW2 when petrol was scarce. This gasifier was produced by Menck & Hambrock GMBH of Altona, Hamburg.
Very good! To make it perfect, can you name the model designation of the truck? Wood 3 locked for you.
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I have seen it listed as a Henschel 5 D 2, but I don't know much about these trucks, so I don't know if that's correct.
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Well done, that's the designation I was looking for.
By the way, at the time the picture was taken, Altona was an independent city. Hence the number plate IP for the province of Schleswig-Holstein in Prussia. In 1938, Altona was merged with Hamburg.
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Pros, wood you please join in?
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#4 - It“s a DKW?
#7 - 1934 Hotchkiss Break de Chasse
#8 - Bugatti Type 44 Camion Incendie Usine
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Hello Joao, I somehow knew that you would go for those pre-WWII French cars ;)
Bad news first, #4 is no DKW.
Better news next: #7 is a Hotchkiss, 1934 is almost correct, locked for you to tell me the model designation.
Best news: #8 is the Bugatti 44 works fire engine.
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I'm sure I've seen #01 before, but obviousely it didn't wowed me..
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;D That“s a good way to give replies
Number #7 : 1935 Hotchkiss Model 411 Break de Chasse
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Number #7 : 1935 Hotchkiss Model 411 Break de Chasse
As the number plate told you ;D That's it.
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I'm sure I've seen #01 before, but obviousely it didn't wowed me..
At least you must have seen it without the wood grain, but that's not what we 're looking for ;D
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#4 - 1942 Mildé-Krieger Canadienne based on La Licorne chassis ;)
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#1 - 1988 Introzzi Country Woodie Wagon Concept
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#4 - 1942 Mildé-Krieger Canadienne based on La Licorne chassis ;)
Absolutely correct, a beautiful barn find, isn't it?
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#1 - 1988 Introzzi Country Woodie Wagon Concept
Yes, that's it. Extrapolating the Opel Ascona Voyage idea to an Opel Omega wasn't quite a good idea, I think.
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is #01 modified by an Italian coachbuilder?
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Absolutely correct, a beautiful barn find, isn't it?
Sure! 8)
About number #2 : It“s German?
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No
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No 2 must be the Papworth Industries (UK) estate car production line. I think the cars are probably Austin 16s around 1948
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Perfect answer, well done :thumbsup:
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Need some help on #5, Pros?
First hint: it wasn't finished by the time the photo was taken.
Second hint: it has been around here before.
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Third hint: what the wood was used for
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Is #5 French?
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Oui, monsieur
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Was #5 ever finished?
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It's a Monica Prototype?
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Was #5 ever finished?
Yes, it was finished, and the finished car was seen here before.
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It's a Monica Prototype?
No
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Collet?
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No, it's a Harel!
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Harel 2+2 Coupe by Bertrand Harel.
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No, it's a Harel!
Congratulations, that's the one. The last point goes to you. :applause:
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Harel 2+2 Coupe by Bertrand Harel.
Sorry, 57 seconds too late.
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Curses, Allemano can clearly type faster than I can.
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Only hunt and peck... ;D
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That makes 3 points for Joao, and 1 point each for Paul Jaray, Allan L, Tom_I, Allemano, hondast, DeAutogids and Oswald. Well done!
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Great Puzzle! :thumbsup:
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Thank you, it has been a great pleasure, too.