Bergman 1-100 Cougar 4x4 & 6x6 MRAP

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Versions included:

Cougar 4x4 MRAP early (Notched front mudguard, winch below thin bumper)
Cougar 4x4 MRAP early mid (winch below thin bumper)
Cougar 4x4 MRAP mid (winch inside thick bumper)
Cougar 4x4 MRAP late (winch inside thick bumper, reshaped rear mudguard)
                       All 4x4 MRAP - glue dome onto mounting plate by driver's door.
					   
Cougar 4x4 JERRV mid (roof-mounted unit) (also with camera ball retracted)- use JERRV-min
Cougar 4x4 JERRV late (rear-mounted unit, late mudguard) (also with camera ball retracted)- use JERRV-extended
                       Both JERRV - glue dome extended onto mounting plate by driver's door.
                       Both JERRV - glue JERRV front aerial into socket on front mudguard. 
                       Both JERRV - glue JERRV rear aerial into socket on rear wall.

Cougar 6x6 MRAP early (Notched front mudguard, winch below thin bumper, no dome mount, no aerial box, no storage bins)
Cougar 6x6 MRAP mid (Notched front mudguard, aerial box) (tube aerials optional)
Cougar 6x6 MRAP (tube aerials)
                       6x6 mid, MRAP - glue dome onto mounting plate by side door.
					   6x6 MRAP - glue tube aerial box into sockets on rear wall.

Cougar 6x6 HEV early (winch below thin bumper)
Cougar 6x6 HEV late (winch inside thick bumper, reshaped rear mudguard)

Cougar 6x6 JERRV (rear-mounted unit, late mudguard) (also with camera ball retracted)- use JERRV-extended
                       glue dome extended onto mounting plate by side door.
                       glue JERRV front aerial into socket on front mudguard. 
                       glue JERRV rear aerial into socket on rear wall.

3 turrets are provided:
Early (Low shields, no wimdows)
Mid (higher shields with windows)
Late (even higher sloped shields with windows.)
All three turret versions have an open-hatch variant, and a no gun variant.

There seems to be no rule for which turret is fitted to any particular vehicle - there are photos of every combination.

If the JERRV mast is not glued in place, it can be removed for wargaming to depict a vehicle in travelling mode.

All versions have a simple version with the wheel wells filled in to the back of the wheels.

All models printed sitting on their wheels. Turrets and guns printed with gun barrels horizontal.
The tube aerials, domes & ball extended were printed horizontal, not upright. 
Note that the domes have a flat on one side, which should be the bottom.

The mudflaps, rear steps and mirrors are the trickiest bits to clean up - take it slowly and carefully and you should be fine.
In all of those cases, make sure that you break any support cage before pulling the supports off, and it should be fine.
Clean the supports from the outside of the wheels first, then between the wheels, and last of all the wheel wells. 
If necessary, cut in with an x-acto knife under the middle of the rear wheel well to release the supports.
Clean out the open turrets from underneath as far as possible, then push the remainder out from the top down through the hole.

