[MoonLight]

Сообщение от chammae

This is a North Korean product which appears to be a copy of a Chinese product which itself appears to have Soviet roots.
https://nkrecognition.proboards.com/.../pulgunbyol-58

North Korean name = PULGUNBYOL 58 = Red Star 58
Chinese name = HONG QI 100 = Red Flag 100
Soviet name = ??

Бульдозер Д-271 на базе трактора ЧТЗ С-80 (или С-100). Насколько знаю, техническая документация на него в Китай и Корею была передана официально.

Pulgunbyol 58 and Hongqi 100 is a copy of soviet bulldozer Д-271 who based on С-80 (or С-100) tractor, produced at the Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant. As far as I know, USSR officially transferred his technical documentation in China and DPRK.

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[chammae]

Thank you very much for your help, MoonLight! I figured it had Soviet origins of some sort.


Can you please provide a picture of the real D-271 with this type of square cab? (I'm only able to find scale models through search engines).


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P.S: Strange how the grill holes are punched differently for some reason! (observe the rows)


D-271: https://radiator.ks.ua/images/_catalog/03/18095_1.jpg

Hongqi-100: https://i.imgur.com/X7L73er.jpg
Pulgunbyol-58 picture #1: https://i.imgur.com/7nxsEiZ.png
Pulgunbyol-58 picture #2: https://i.imgur.com/BapZ4tn.jpeg


Perhaps picture #1 is an actual Soviet model...

[chammae]

Is there an expert in mining dump trucks in here to help us track down the origin of this truck? https://nkrecognition.proboards.com/.../juche-100-ton


Belarus or Japanese base? (I am thinking the former).

[MoonLight]

Сообщение от chammae

Can you please provide a picture of the real D-271 with this type of square cab? (I'm only able to find scale models through search engines).

Choose :
https://rcforum.ru/showpost.php?p=41...postcount=1880
https://rcforum.ru/showpost.php?p=41...postcount=1913
https://rcforum.ru/showthread.php?p=4194569
https://rcforum.ru/showpost.php?p=42...postcount=2070
https://rcforum.ru/showpost.php?p=42...postcount=2525
https://rcforum.ru/showpost.php?p=43...postcount=2696
https://rcforum.ru/showpost.php?p=43...postcount=2756
https://rcforum.ru/showpost.php?p=43...postcount=2830
https://rcforum.ru/showpost.php?p=43...postcount=2849

[chammae]

Some other help needed (the stuff labeled as '1959').
Thank you again!


https://nkrecognition.proboards.com/...ry-north-korea

[Шаровая молния]

Есть информация по автобусу Changnyeongunwi? Эту статью читал
http://www.gruzovikpress.ru/article/...ybusnaya-tema/

Или следует читать Kwangboksonyon-ho? Спасибо "База данных всех КНДР автомобили"!

[chammae]

I think this is the Chongnyonjonwi-ho you are talking about: https://nkrecognition.proboards.com/...-vanguard-type
This name was mainly used on Czechoslovakian Karosa buses converted to electrification. But this name is rather unreliable and was also used on other vehicle revisions and modifications. (Notice how the 4th and 5th picture show this badge on a different model, a Chollima-961). Such badges denote revisions or modifications on a vehicle that had a different name initially, which makes it very confusing. If you check out the trains section, you will see how the same locomotives are endlessly renamed following revisions or official inspections. Trams too: https://nkrecognition.proboards.com/...in-bus-factory (Tatra clone built in Chongjin, named 청년전위호 Chongnyonjonwi-ho on the front... but this might not be the actual name.) And a Chollima-091 trolleybus with Chongnyonjonwi 청년전위 written on the front: https://i.imgur.com/jS5LOm7.jpg and a Tatra T4D also named Chongnyonjonwi 청년전위: https://nkrecognition.proboards.com/post/1895/thread Very confusing, to say the least.

[chammae]

Hi again, I have a question, does this motorcycle have Soviet origins?

https://nkrecognition.proboards.com/...e-1950s-needed


Is this a ZiS-120 with different badges?

https://nkrecognition.proboards.com/...e-1950s-needed

[mishell]

You managed a special thing: a very interesting database was built. And something else specific to the peoples of the Asian area: the models of the cars taken over are beautifully customized.

[mishell]

http://www.military-today.com/trucks/faw_mv3.htm
FAW MV3 in KPA?!