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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Cthulhu on August 29, 2008, 03:27:57 PM
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Name this vehicle (full description please)
(http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/5440/happyfluffybunniesqf0.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
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When asking such questions you should rename the picture ;)
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:lol
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:rofl :rofl Did it in a hurry. Touche' Lusche. That's kind of a rare Jadgpanzer isn't it?
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is it a prototype?
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is it a prototype?
Nope
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Really. I have a very good book on the Panzer 4 and its variants, I dont recall seeing that one in it.
What gun does it have?
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Really. I have a very good book on the Panzer 4 and its variants, I dont recall seeing that one in it.
What gun does it have?
The same 75mm/L70 the Panther used.
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Really. I have a very good book on the Panzer 4 and its variants, I dont recall seeing that one in it.
What gun does it have?
L70
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And no help from the Peanut Gallery please... :D
Here's some more info: Only 278 built.
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I am am not going to be able to guess, I am just curious, cause I want to see if its in the book.
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It's a happy fluffy bunny. :lol
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I am am not going to be able to guess, I am just curious, cause I want to see if its in the book.
PM sent
It's a happy fluffy bunny. :lol
Fool me once... ;)
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PM sent
Fool me once... ;)
Thanks for the info. :)
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It's a happy fluffy bunny. :lol
:rofl
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-Any hints?
-It's German.
-Any more hints?
-It's a tank
-I'm out of questions.
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-Any hints?
-It's German.
-Any more hints?
-It's a tank
-I'm out of questions.
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German? ...yes
Tank? ... technically, no
75mm/L70, only 278 built.
I posted it because I thought I'd seen all the Wehrmacht GV's. Apparently not.
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Jagdpanther from the looks of it.
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jagdpanther had an 88 and the chassis of a panther
its profile is way to high for a jagdpanzer altought it has the same gun mantlet
i think from memory it was just called the panzer 4 L70 ironiclly enough
i think it was one of the first times a l70 was mated to a P4 chassis in response to the heavier soviet tanks
but was replaced by the jagdpanzer due to many reasons including high profile and production costs and time
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was it in WWII?cause you didn't say when the tank came into service
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And no help from the Peanut Gallery please... :D
Here's some more info: Only 278 built.
I find it Jagdpanzer IV/70(A) was issued first in September of 1944. It was issued as regular tank to Panzer Abteilungs or as a replacement assault gun to Panzer and Stug Brigades. It was used as an anti-tank support vehicle for regular battle tanks. Most of the vehicles saw service on the Eastern Front. On April 10th of 1945, there were still 285 Jagdpanzer IV/70 in service with the German Army, 274 on the Eastern Front, 8 in Italy and 3 on the Western Front. After the war, approximately 6 Jagdpanzer IVs (L/48 and L/70) found their way to Syria. http://www.achtungpanzer.com/jagdpanzer-iv-sd-kfz-162-75mm-l48-1944.htm were i find it :D
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I find it Jagdpanzer IV/70(A) was issued first in September of 1944. It was issued as regular tank to Panzer Abteilungs or as a replacement assault gun to Panzer and Stug Brigades. It was used as an anti-tank support vehicle for regular battle tanks. Most of the vehicles saw service on the Eastern Front. On April 10th of 1945, there were still 285 Jagdpanzer IV/70 in service with the German Army, 274 on the Eastern Front, 8 in Italy and 3 on the Western Front. After the war, approximately 6 Jagdpanzer IVs (L/48 and L/70) found their way to Syria. http://www.achtungpanzer.com/jagdpanzer-iv-sd-kfz-162-75mm-l48-1944.htm were i find it :D
:aok You win a cookie. :salute
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:aok You win a cookie. :salute
YES IN YOUR FACES I AM THE WINNING :rock :rock
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YES IN YOUR FACES I AM THE WINNING :rock :rock
Though I'm thinking Lusche knew more than he let on. ;)
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:noid
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Though I'm thinking Lusche knew more than he let on. ;)
No he mean :mad:
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Weel, hmmm... Good question???
Kind of an oddball for sure..
Its a panzer IV chassis, no question...
And it looks like a Brumbar upper hull...
With a w a A/P firing gun installed instead of the gigantic mortar...
And the gun (pighead) mantlet looks reminiscent of Hetzer, Jagdpanther, or Jagdtiger
My guess??? Is that it is a Brumbar, modified cuz they didn't have much use
for the big pintle mounted mortar late in the war...
RC
Guess I'm wrong, at least I took an honest guess!!!
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As said before it's a Jagdpanzer IV/70 (A), also known as Panzer IV/70 (A). The A stands for Alkett, the manufacturer/developer. It was not called "Zwischenlösung" as it's often wrongly reported. The Jagdpanzer IV/70 (A) is basically a Jagdpanzer IV/70 (V) -V=VoMAG - superstructure bolted on top of a standard Panzer IV chassis thus the stepped armor and increased height.
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As said before it's a Jagdpanzer IV/70 (A), also known as Panzer IV/70 (A). The A stands for Alkett, the manufacturer/developer. It was not called "Zwischenlösung" as it's often wrongly reported. The Jagdpanzer IV/70 (A) is basically a Jagdpanzer IV/70 (V) -V=VoMAG - superstructure bolted on top of a standard Panzer IV chassis thus the stepped armor and increased height.
Well Geez man!!! You didn't have to reiterate the answer...
Woooweeee, your a corker for sure, I'm so proud of you....
Your knowledge of some of the most trivial and inconsequential things in the world truly astounds me :lol....
I looked at the photo, and took an honest guess... Didn't bother reading the whole thread first...
That wouldn't have been an honest guess, would it???
:salute Don't be so uptight...
RC
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It is one way to get his post count up, Denniss. :D
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When asking such questions you should rename the picture ;)
sooooo....it's a happy fluffy bunny? :rofl :rofl
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sooooo....it's a happy fluffy bunny? :rofl :rofl
yes it was :aok
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yes it was :aok
yaknow......i typed that, then read farther down. i REALLY need to stop doing that :rofl :rofl
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yaknow......i typed that, then read farther down. i REALLY need to stop doing that :rofl :rofl
you do lol :rofl :rofl :rofl
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Jagtiger (without looking at other posts or Googling). ;)
...and the gun is 128mm.
I remember it from "Squad Leader" (an old board game).
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Jagtiger (without looking at other posts or Googling). ;)
...and the gun is 128mm.
I remember it from "Squad Leader" (an old board game).
Wrong & Wrong. But thanks for playing. :D
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Wrong & Wrong. But thanks for playing. :D
:lol :lol
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next one please, but it kinda looks like a german supertank, maybe like a early version of the maus?
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http://www.panzerseite.de/P6Jagtiger.htm
Oops, didnt look at the chassis close enough. Damn, I am stumped. Don't know without more research. Its not a Jagtiger, Jagpanther, or a Stug. Hmmm.
Found it: Its a Jadgpanzer IV/70(A) but I had to look it up.
http://www.smallsoldier.ca/images/Pics%204%20Web/Doug%20%20Jameson%20German%20Armor%20WW2/Jagdpanzer%20IV%2070%20A/DJJagdpanzerIV70A.jpg
"Jagdpanzer IV/70 (A) (Sd.Kfz.162/1) was the other PaK 42 L/70 armed Jagdpanzer IV. This differed in that its superstructure was mounted directly on the original Panzer IV chassis and as such lacked the sharp edged nose of the other variants. Only 278 were built during 1944 and 1945. The (A) stands for the builder, Alkett."
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Sturmtiger
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I bet that model was put together by some 10 year old. It's all wrong! :mad:
:rolleyes:
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I bet that model was put together by some 10 year old. It's all wrong! :mad:
:rolleyes:
:huh
Looks alright to me.
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I bet that model was put together by some 10 year old. It's all wrong! :mad:
:rolleyes:
I bet that post was put together by some 10 year old. It's all wrong! :mad:
:rolleyes:
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Wow! Is this thing still clinging to life? I encountered a variant I'd never seen, figured out it's a Jadgpanzer IV/70(A), posted it up for fun, dealt with Lusche (:D), and then watched the show.
Frankly I was surprised I wasn't inundated with Jadgtiger? posts, though the chassis, front plate, and smallish gun should set most guys straight. Thanks for the additional info Squire :aok. After reading your post, it became obvious this vehicle was a late war effort to field more vehicles as quickly as possible.
:salute to glock89. IMO this one took a bit of work.
Here's an easier one. This is obviously a Panther. But tell me what's so special about this Panther?
(http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/9235/snugglywugglybearhx6.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
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Come on guys... I can hear the wheels turning ;)
Is it time for a hint?
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Ok, here's your hint:
No, that's not a Panther, but it's an integral piece to the puzzle. ;)
(http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/8664/mylittleponyjw1.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
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Ok, here's your hint:
No, that's not a Panther, but it's an integral piece to the puzzle. ;)
(http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/8664/mylittleponyjw1.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
wait i know it it a B-29 :O
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Here's an easier one. This is obviously a Panther. But tell me what's so special about this Panther?
(http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/9235/snugglywugglybearhx6.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
Looks like the Panther II prototype with early G type turret...
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PM sent
Fool me once... ;)
It was in my book lol.
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Looks like the Panther II prototype with early G type turret...
Actually, that's an early Panther Ausf D.
Here's another hint: Stop looking at just the vehicles. ;)
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The single early Panther Ausf D along with a PzKpfw VI Tiger that was sold to Japan, but both were never delivered due to the war situation and were loaned by Japan to the German Army.
Edit: Japanese Military Attache Colonel Ioshida, in the picture gave it away.
And in the second picture looks to be Japanese military liaisons in the gunners and commanders hatches.
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The single early Panther Ausf D along with a PzKpfw VI Tiger that was sold to Japan, but both were never delivered due to the war situation and were loaned by Japan to the German Army.
Winner! :aok
(Take a closer look at those uniforms ;))
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Winner! :aok
(Take a closer look at those uniforms ;))
Cthulhu how do you get the pic on there without the link because i got a tank that no 1 knows i just want the pic 2 come up not the link
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[img][/img]
Instead of URL tags.
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:huh
Looks alright to me.
People.. sarcasm... Sheesh.
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[img][/img]
Instead of URL tags.
thank you :aok
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(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/neonpr.jpg) tell me what type of tank that is
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?
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T-26
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That was a tough one. Didnt look close at the uniforms.
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tell me what type of tank that is
Even without looking at the site you linked the image from I assume it's one of the german Neubaufahrzeug series heavy tank prototypes.
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Even without looking at the site you linked the image from I assume it's one of the german Neubaufahrzeug series heavy tank prototypes.
i hate you
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(http://modellbau-universe.de/uploadfiles/original/att_72810.jpg)that 1 going 2 be a tough 1. :O
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The Hetzer lineage is clear with the sloping armor on all 4 sides, but the huge tube threw me. The upper works are obviously added on so it is an ersatz infantry support vehicle. A little digging and I find it.
In November of 1944, it was decided to use Jadgpanzer 38(t) as a base for 150mm sIG33/2 carrier. From December of 1944 to the end of the war total of 30 carriers was produced by BMM (Praga/CKD). They were designated as 15cm Schweres Infanteriegeschuetz 33/2 (Sf) auf Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer.
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The Hetzer lineage is clear with the sloping armor on all 4 sides, but the huge tube threw me. The upper works are obviously added on so it is an ersatz infantry support vehicle. A little digging and I find it.
In November of 1944, it was decided to use Jadgpanzer 38(t) as a base for 150mm sIG33/2 carrier. From December of 1944 to the end of the war total of 30 carriers was produced by BMM (Praga/CKD). They were designated as 15cm Schweres Infanteriegeschuetz 33/2 (Sf) auf Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer.
damn your 2 good.
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(http://www.scaleworkshop.com/gallery/images/pantheriiaj_5.jpg) saw very little action in WW2.
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(http://www.scaleworkshop.com/gallery/images/pantheriiaj_5.jpg) saw very little action in WW2.
oh oh is that the centurion or is this another varient of the panzer that only a select few know of?!
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Panther II with Schmalturm .
glock, you're having way too much fun with this. :)
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Panther II with Schmalturm .
glock, you're having way too much fun with this. :)
:lol :lol
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(http://missing-lynx.com/gallery/german/images/4502mk_3.jpg) :O
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An interesting Porche prototype, VK4502(P), Porche's design for the Tiger II. The Porche designed early turret was a hint that got me looking at Porche prototypes in the first place, and the mid engine design just SCREAMS Porche too. That was too big of a hint, especially for Tiger II fans.
Oh, BTW the proper nomenclature for the turret is the "early" turret, not the Porche turret. Both the Porche and Henchel turrets were actually built by Krupp but the Henchel version eliminated a number of problems that the Porche turret had, in particular a nasty shell trap under the gun mantlet and a bulge in the turret's left hand side armour where the commander's cupola was situated.
Unfortunately for Dr. Porsche his fascination with advanced engine design led to the ultimate failure of the VK 4502 (P). The 10-cylinder engines failed during trials, and there was no confidence that the design would bear fruit (given previous Porsche failures using the same drivetrain layout). Work continued into the middle of 1944, but progress to get the design working failed. Ultimately the 50 turrets Porche produced through Krupp for the VK 4502 (P), were converted for use on the Henschel Tiger II to eliminate waste.
Oh BTW glock89, change the images name, next time. I saved it to have a visual reference when searching, and thought you had, but it was the prototype number, go figure.
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An interesting Porche prototype, VK4502(P), Porche's design for the Tiger II. The Porche designed early turret was a hint that got me looking at Porche prototypes in the first place, and the mid engine design just SCREAMS Porche too. That was too big of a hint, especially for Tiger II fans.
Oh, BTW the proper nomenclature for the turret is the "early" turret, not the Porche turret. Both the Porche and Henchel turrets were actually built by Krupp but the Henchel version eliminated a number of problems that the Porche turret had, in particular a nasty shell trap under the gun mantlet and a bulge in the turret's left hand side armour where the commander's cupola was situated.
Unfortunately for Dr. Porsche his fascination with advanced engine design led to the ultimate failure of the VK 4502 (P). The 10-cylinder engines failed during trials, and there was no confidence that the design would bear fruit (given previous Porsche failures using the same drivetrain layout). Work continued into the middle of 1944, but progress to get the design working failed. Ultimately the 50 turrets Porche produced through Krupp for the VK 4502 (P), were converted for use on the Henschel Tiger II to eliminate waste.
Oh BTW glock89, change the images name, next time. I saved it to have a visual reference when searching, and thought you had, but it was the prototype number, go figure.
Knew all that, but didn't feel compelled to share with everyone at 3:30 in the freakin' morning!! :D j/k
Always like the look of the Porsche turret better :aok, although it made for a nasty shot trap.
(edit: Funny, I only just now read your comments about the shot trap. Great minds.. yada yada)
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Knew all that, but didn't feel compelled to share with everyone at 3:30 in the freakin' morning!! :D j/k
Always like the look of the Porsche turret better :aok, although it made for a nasty shot trap.
(edit: Funny, I only just now read your comments about the shot trap. Great minds.. yada yada)
dammit you people know 2 much.
(http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/rok/images/k-1-103.jpg) let see how you are good with today type of tanks.
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"It's only a model." ;)
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South Korean K1A1 :D
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South Korean K1A1 :D
close.
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close.
Well, if you're gonna nit-pick K1 vs K1A1....
no wait.. it's a Snow Cone machine
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Well, if you're gonna nit-pick K1 vs K1A1....
no wait.. it's a Snow Cone machine
:lol :lol it the same company who made the M1A1 tank for the them.
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:lol :lol it the same company who made the M1A1 tank for the them.
Rotem, a subsidiary of Hyundai.
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Rotem, a subsidiary of Hyundai.
1988 when the look a like m1a1 tank came out.
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Common Cthulhu you only know ww2 tanks?
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An interesting Porche prototype, VK4502(P), Porche's design for the Tiger II. The Porche designed early turret was a hint that got me looking at Porche prototypes in the first place, and the mid engine design just SCREAMS Porche too. That was too big of a hint, especially for Tiger II fans.
Oh, BTW the proper nomenclature for the turret is the "early" turret, not the Porche turret. Both the Porche and Henchel turrets were actually built by Krupp but the Henchel version eliminated a number of problems that the Porche turret had, in particular a nasty shell trap under the gun mantlet and a bulge in the turret's left hand side armour where the commander's cupola was situated.
Unfortunately for Dr. Porsche his fascination with advanced engine design led to the ultimate failure of the VK 4502 (P). The 10-cylinder engines failed during trials, and there was no confidence that the design would bear fruit (given previous Porsche failures using the same drivetrain layout). Work continued into the middle of 1944, but progress to get the design working failed. Ultimately the 50 turrets Porche produced through Krupp for the VK 4502 (P), were converted for use on the Henschel Tiger II to eliminate waste.
(http://www.51hangar.net/wallpapers/TigerII.jpg)
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A Sherman? :rofl :rofl
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Common Cthulhu you only know ww2 tanks?
If you're lucky and study hard, you could conceivably know half of what I know.... someday. :D
Here's an easy one: (Weird is Cool :aok)
(http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/4729/wtfisthatvg7.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
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If you're lucky and study hard, you could conceivably know half of what I know.... someday. :D
Here's an easy one: (Weird is Cool :aok)
(http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/4729/wtfisthatvg7.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
Come on man, make it tougher!!! Like this...
(http://i376.photobucket.com/albums/oo208/jag888/photos1/foto4.jpg)
And if you want to get exotic...
(http://i376.photobucket.com/albums/oo208/jag888/photos1/foto1.jpg)
..or plain nuts...
(http://i376.photobucket.com/albums/oo208/jag888/photos1/foto3.jpg)
(http://i376.photobucket.com/albums/oo208/jag888/photos1/foto2.jpg)
:rock
Ok, lets try something wierder...
(http://i376.photobucket.com/albums/oo208/jag888/photos1/foto5.jpg)
Enjoy! :devil
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If you're lucky and study hard, you could conceivably know half of what I know.... someday. :D
Here's an easy one: (Weird is Cool :aok)
(http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/4729/wtfisthatvg7.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
AMX-13
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Type-88
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Guys,
Cool thread and I wish I could have been posting but have been away on work (my reference library is home).
Some of you might enjoy this site although its "early internet" and a little cheesy:
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/2387/ (http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/2387/)
I started this site back in 96-7 and one of my "other" hobbies is 1/35th scale armor. At the time I was majorly fasinated with captured armor and had been scannning materials and photos I have. Work, life etc goes on (and I lost the password to the old site so, it kind of sits in e-limbo).
The other cool thing that I started in 01, was traveling the world for work and have had the oppurtunity to visit some great Armor musueums throughout the world. Kublinka, Samur aside, I would highly reccomend the Deutches Armor Musuem in Munster, as well as the former GDR Army Musueum in Dresden.
Here is some of my work:
(http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c261/rstel/models/ul5.jpg)
(http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c261/rstel/models/ul8.jpg)
(http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c261/rstel/models/ul6.jpg)
(http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c261/rstel/models/ul3.jpg)
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Type-88
:aok :aok
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(http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc4/beemermal/images.jpg)how about this one
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AMX-13
:aok
(http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc4/beemermal/images.jpg)how about this one
:rofl :rofl
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(http://www.afrikakorps.org/_photos/Italian/Sahariana-AS47.jpg)(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/pol/images/7tp_5.jpg)(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/112/301620141_c91a0a0dcf.jpg?v=0) :O :O
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1. Sahariana AS-42, Italian gun truck.
2. 7 TP, Polish tank of 1939
3. Tank Cruiser, Ram Mk II Canadian. Built by The Montreal Locomotive Works, which was a subsidiary of the American Locomotive Company, and was re-designated the Canadian Tank Arsenal. The current U.S. tank, the M3, was chosen as the basis for the design (that is why the front transmission cover and drive train look so familiar).
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1. Sahariana AS-42, Italian gun truck.
2. 7 TP, Polish tank of 1939
3. Tank Cruiser, Ram Mk II Canadian. Built by The Montreal Locomotive Works, which was a subsidiary of the American Locomotive Company, and was re-designated the Canadian Tank Arsenal. The current U.S. tank, the M3, was chosen as the basis for the design (that is why the front transmission cover and drive train look so familiar).
Dammit your right. Here your cookie.
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(http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b250/GREEK-AIRBORNE/ENOPLES%20DYNAMEIS/pzh2000_11.jpg)(http://anzacsteel.hobbyvista.com/Armoured%20Vehicles/MH07.jpg)
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Dammit your right. Here your cookie.
OOOOH! A COOKIE! WEEEE!!!! om....nom....nom! :D
EDIT: Wait, my mommy said to never take sweets from a stranger, and I don't know anybody stranger than you Glock89. But I already eated the cookie. :uhoh
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(http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b250/GREEK-AIRBORNE/ENOPLES%20DYNAMEIS/pzh2000_11.jpg)(http://anzacsteel.hobbyvista.com/Armoured%20Vehicles/MH07.jpg)
1. PzH 2000 Modern German SPG
2. Marmon-Herrington CTLS With the right hand turret mounting. The Marmon-Herrington CTLS was a US light tank produced for the export market at the start of the Second World War. The vehicle had a crew of two and was armed with three machine guns: one in a revolving turret and the others in the bow under the control of the driver.
A few saw combat in the Netherlands East Indies campaign against the Japanese invasion. In mid-1942 a batch was diverted to Australia from the Dutch order where they were used for training.
After the attack on Pearl Harbor some of these tanks were taken over by the US Marines and employed in Northern Alaska as the T14 and T15 (designation depending on mounting position of the turret).
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(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/112/301620141_c91a0a0dcf.jpg?v=0)
This tank, as the Ram Mk II, had the turret removed and became possibly the first APC, the Kangaroo.
The image is of the Ram Mk I, as the Ram Mk II had the auxiliary turret and sponson door removed.
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OOOOH! A COOKIE! WEEEE!!!! om....nom....nom! :D
EDIT: Wait, my mommy said to never take sweets from a stranger, and I don't know anybody stranger than you Glock89. But I already eated the cookie. :uhoh
:lol :lol :lol
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(http://www.antraspasaulinis.net/uploader7/failai/sdkfz25121.jpg)(http://rkkaww2.armchairgeneral.com/galleries/SP_guns/SU_76i/SU_76i.jpg)
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1. SDKFZ 250/4 anti-aircraft version
2.it looks like a Panzer iv chassis with a stationary gun on it....it might be a prototype?
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(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c8/Karl6.jpg) it did see service and was used on the eastern front
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Second pic is a PzIII hull with a Russian 76mm gun in the casemate.
Probably got some ID like SturmPzIII (76.2R) or Sturmgechurtz III (76.2R)
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The SP Gun is what, 800mm Mortor "Thor" I believe?
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The SP Gun is what, 800mm Mortor "Thor" I believe?
nope :D
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here's a hint...it had a 60cm Mörser on it and was used to bombard heavy defensive lines
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Second pic is a PzIII hull with a Russian 76mm gun in the casemate.
Probably got some ID like SturmPzIII (76.2R) or Sturmgechurtz III (76.2R)
nope it a SU-76i
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one more hint....it was a siege gun
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one more hint it......was a siege gun
I know what it is just can't spell it. :lol
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I know what it is just can't spell it. :lol
spell it the best you can
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spell it the best you can
I can't.
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the name i'm looking at for it is real easy to spell
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the name i'm looking at for it is real easy to spell
Why don't you just tell me the name of it and then i spell it.
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Why don't you just tell me the name of it and then i spell it.
no because i want people to guess and you probably don't know it :noid
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no because i want people to guess and you probably don't know it :noid
I saw it Kerigid something like that? :huh
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nope...but it did begin with a k though
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(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/112/301620141_c91a0a0dcf.jpg?v=0)
This tank, as the Ram Mk II, had the turret removed and became possibly the first APC, the Kangaroo.
The image is of the Ram Mk I, as the Ram Mk II had the auxiliary turret and sponson door removed.
Um... I hate to break it to you, but that is the early version of the Mk II. You are probably being confused by the Mk V six-pounder in the turret, witch was only on the late version Ram Mk II. As that is not a two-pounder in the turret for it to be a Mk I.
Early production: Mk III QF 6 pounder gun (92 rounds). (Just an up-gunned Mk I.)
Late production: Mk V six-pounder. Auxiliary turret and sponson door removed. Browning .303 in (7.7 mm) machine gun fitted in ball mount.
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Um... I hate to break it to you, but that is the early version of the Mk II.
Early production: Mk III QF 6 pounder gun (92 rounds). (Just an upgunned Mk I.)
Late production: Mk V six-pounder. Auxiliary turret and sponson door removed. Browning .303 in (7.7 mm) machine gun fitted in ball mount.
:cry :(
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:cry :(
Shhh....Shhh! Glock89, It's ok. We all make mistakes, how else will we learn if we didn't make mistakes? You want me to get you a tissue, or your mommy, so she can dry your tears for you? ;)
http://www.wwiivehicles.com/canada/tank-medium/ram.asp (http://www.wwiivehicles.com/canada/tank-medium/ram.asp)
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Shhh....Shhh! Glock89, It's ok. We all make mistakes, how else will we learn if we didn't make mistakes? You want me to get you a tissue, or your mommy, so she can dry your tears for you? ;)
:lol :lol
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(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/04/IWM-H-35624-Sherman-BARV-London-19440208.jpg)(http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/yugoslavia/Yug-M3Pak.gif)
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OK...that 600mm siege gun is Karl?
The second pic above is a German PAK40 AT gun mounted on a M5 Stuart chassis. No idea of the nomenclature.
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yeap.... Mörser "Karl" (Gerät 040/041) was a series of self-propelled 60 cm siege guns designed to bombard heavily fortified positions. They were built in Germany during the Second World War. (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c8/Karl6.jpg)60 cm Mörser Karl Ziu firing in Warsaw, August 1944. A round of ammunition is visible on the left.
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OK...that 600mm siege gun is Karl?
The second pic above is a German PAK40 AT gun mounted on a M5 Stuart chassis. No idea of the nomenclature.
What about the sherman? :O
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The Vehicle to the left is a British Sherman Based BARV (Beach Armoured Recovery Vehicle), or known as the Sea Lion.
What is interesting is it is the very very early M4 with the three piece transmission cover, which before the conversion would have had the M34 Turret. It is roughly a pre-41 Model and even by the Shermans first combat debut for the British at El Alamein they had already chaged to the M4A1
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The Vehicle to the left is a British Sherman Based BARV (Beach Armoured Recovery Vehicle), or known as the Sea Lion.
What is interesting is it is the very very early M4 with the three piece transmission cover, which before the conversion would have had the M34 Turret. It is roughly a pre-41 Model and even by the Shermans first combat debut for the British at El Alamein they had already chaged to the M4A1
You are right. :aok here your pie.
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(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3c/T14.jpg)
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3f/Chevrolet_M38_Wolfhound_Armored_Car.jpg)
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(http://forum.valka.cz/files/t34-122_05.jpg)(http://img294.imageshack.us/img294/6564/2509em9.jpg)(http://www.2iemeguerre.com/blindes/images/sdkfz140.jpg) :noid
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Assault Tank T14, 2 built
M38 Wolfhound,
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Assault Tank T14, 2 built
M38 Wolfhound,
good job i couldn't find nothing hard to guess for the Americans so i just chose them
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(http://forum.valka.cz/files/t34-122_05.jpg)(http://img294.imageshack.us/img294/6564/2509em9.jpg)(http://www.2iemeguerre.com/blindes/images/sdkfz140.jpg) :noid
T-34/122 Egypt
Sdkfz 250/9
Aufklärungspanzer 38(t) mit 2cm KwK38
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the 2nd one looks like it might be a Sdkfz 7/1 to me http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SdKfz_7 it's one of the variants
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I cant find reference to the T-34/122 in my library, does anyone have more info?
Its obviouly a T-34/85 but, is that Turret some sort of Hybrid from an early M-47? Egypt recieved many M-47's from us and the underhang of the turret really does not follow a T34/85 Curve under the mantle???
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The second one is SdKfz 250/9 with the "Neu" modification with the Hangelafette turret and 2CM KWK 38 gun.
As an FYI, the SdKfz 7 is a Huge prime mover. You could park a 250 series in your garage.
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The second one is SdKfz 250/9 with the "Neu" modification with the Hangelafette turret and 2CM KWK 38 gun.
As an FYI, the SdKfz 7 is a Huge prime mover. You could park a 250 series in your garage.
got it thanks i forgot to look at the 250 halftrack
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Love the way you folks try to seem like you know all these things when the posters haven't even bothered to change the names of the links to the pics. :noid
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got it thanks i forgot to look at the 250 halftrack
If you're really interested try to get a copy of Chamberlin's and Doyles 'Encyclopedia or German Tanks". The amount of sub-vehicles and types fielded will blow your mind!
I dont know if its still published but, if you even have a passing interest try to get it. :aok
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(http://i352.photobucket.com/albums/r342/Major552/T-28-1.jpg)
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(http://i352.photobucket.com/albums/r342/Major552/T-28-1.jpg)
Ooh! Is it a T-28?
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:rofl
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Ooh! Is it a T-28?
No, that's not it. Hmmm...... let's think about this one. :D
Alas, what some bozos have done to my wonderful thread. :cry
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(http://www.strijdbewijs.nl/tanks/stuart/M8HOW.jpg)(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/147/346799742_9653fce1be.jpg?v=0)(http://www.ostpanzer.asty.ru/topics/sp_guns/emil/i/01.jpg) :aok
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(http://www.strijdbewijs.nl/tanks/stuart/M8HOW.jpg)(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/147/346799742_9653fce1be.jpg?v=0)(http://www.ostpanzer.asty.ru/topics/sp_guns/emil/i/01.jpg) :aok
:lol :rolleyes: :lol
First is an M8 HMC, which is a Stuart chassis carrying a 75mm howitzer.
Middle one you did OK with. -- but I would guess an IS-3.
12,8 cm Panzer Selbstfahrlafette V L/61 (Pz. Sfl. V)
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:lol :rolleyes: :lol
Middle one you did OK with. -- but I would guess an IS-3.
Yep, JS-3. One of the meanest looking, most over-rated tanks in history. :D
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(http://www.fototime.com/6934C9CE0F9E785/standard.jpg) try 2 get that 1. :lol(http://tankstogo.com/Soviet/images/SVt-55am2.jpg)(http://img364.imageshack.us/img364/2616/t72alatexb0.jpg)
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Middle one is a T-55
Bottom one is a T-62
The top one is a prototype "big wheel" from an idea Winston Churchill had.
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try 2 get that 1. :lol
Tsar Tank. :D
Next...
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Middle one is a T-55
Bottom one is a T-62
The top one is a prototype "big wheel" from an idea Winston Churchill had.
The middle is a T-55 but what type is it last 1 wrong. :rolleyes:
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Ok, I'll do all three:
Tsar Tank
T-55AM/AMV
T-72A
Now, how about some credit for the Tsar Tank? :D
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Ok, I'll do all three:
Tsar Tank
T-55AM/AMV
T-72A
not a T-72A. :lol
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T-64 ?
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T-64 ?
Nope a T-72 isnt that ugly. :O
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hmm....its a T-62 maybe?
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hmm....its a T-62 maybe?
No it a T-72 but what type is it? :O
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i think its a T-72M maybe i'll look a little bit more
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.
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i think its a T-72M maybe i'll look a little bit more
There you go about time. :aok (http://panzermodelkit.valka.cz/2obrvt34.jpg)(http://panzerkeil.dre.hu/harcjarm/spw/sdkfz10/sdkfz10_2.jpg)
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still looking for the first but i think 2nd is the Sdkfz 251/17
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still looking for the first but i think 2nd is the Sdkfz 251/17
Close it a Sdkfz 251/14. :aok
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the first one has a t-34 chassis if i'm not mistaken but i can't find any variants that look like that or sound like it
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the first one has a t-34 chassis if i'm not mistaken but i can't find any variants that look like that or sound like it
VT-34 lol.(http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/3054/a18flakzwilling37cmaufpanther6.jpg)(http://germandressdaggers.com/Panzer%20mk3%20g%20behind%20mk3%20h.jpg)
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u gotta be kidding on 2nd one right? :huh it's a panzer 3
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the 1st has a panther chassis that's easy :D but i need to find its variant......
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u gotta be kidding on 2nd one right? :huh it's a panzer 3
Ya but what type of it? :O
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i think it's the Panzer III Ausf J model i'm gonna look a little bit more
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i think it's the Panzer III Ausf J model i'm gonna look a little bit more
:lol
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am i wrong or not? i don't understand
:lol
:noid
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am i wrong or not? i don't understand :noid
:rofl
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i'll take that as a no...............
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i'll take that as a no...............
For what? :)
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your impossible........but i think it's the Panzer III Ausf L variant
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your impossible........but i think it's the Panzer III Ausf L variant
No but your close. :aok
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it isn't the Ausf M version because there are no armor skirts...it doesn't look like it has a 7.5mm gun that the N version had...I don't know anymore :cry
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it isn't the Ausf M version because there are no armor skirts...it doesn't look like it has a 7.5mm gun that the N version had...I don't know anymore :cry
It a Ausf G version. Well it was great having you 2 play now you get 2 die. :D
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WHAT! :O :cry :furious
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WHAT! :O :cry :furious
:lol :lol :lol
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(http://www.defence.co.kr/bbs/data/landarms1/1-1t55enig.jpg)
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(http://www.defence.co.kr/bbs/data/landarms1/1-1t55enig.jpg)
? :huh.....it didn't show up for me
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My guess is a Panzer IIIE with the 37mm gun. 1940 Campaign.
http://www.military.cz/panzer/tanks/germany/panzer_3/image/panzer_3_e.jpg
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? :huh.....it didn't show up for me
Crap it didn't. :lol
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? :huh.....it didn't show up for me
bigrich, it didn't show for me either, but if you drop the link into a fresh browser window, it should.
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(http://www.defence.co.kr/bbs/data/landarms1/1-1t55enig.jpg) It should work.
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Still cant see the pic or pics
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Well i can't see them 2 now. :lol(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bb/Crusader_tank_III.jpg)
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Crusader Mk III?
Edit:
Woo hoo 2 and a half min. a new world record!
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Crusader Mk III?
Edit:
Woo hoo 2 and a half min. a new world record!
Hate you. :lol (http://www.battlefield.ru/tanks/t44/t44_17.jpg)
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Production T-44A armed with the85 mm Tank Gun S-53.
EDIT: Sorry was reading other posts. :P
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Production T-44A armed with the85 mm Tank Gun S-53.
EDIT: Sorry was reading other posts. :P
Go away i hate you. :lol (http://images5.fotki.com/v80/photos/1/133612/995495/Strv_103_2107_frr-vi.jpg)
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No! :P and that is a, Stridsvagn 103 (Strv 103), or S-Tank. Must be an early model because it doesn't have the grill to defeat HEAT rounds.
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No! :P and that is a, Stridsvagn 103 (Strv 103), or S-Tank. Must be an early model because it doesn't have the grill to defeat HEAT rounds.
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Australian_Leopard_AS1_tank_forest.jpg) :lol :lol (http://ww2armor.jexiste.fr/Mythicpanzers/Images/1-Vehicles/06-ArmoredArtillery/Flakpanzer1/Photo-01.jpg) (http://ww2armor.jexiste.fr/FrenchTanks/Images/01-Vehicles/10-ArmoredCars/Panhard-AMD178/Panhard-AMD_05.WW2.jpg)
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1. Leopard AS1 Edit:The wind sensor gave it away, along with the MG 3.
2. Flakpanzer I
3. Automitrailleuse de Découverte Panhard modèle 1935, 178?
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1. Leopard AS1
2. Flakpanzer I
3. Automitrailleuse de Découverte Panhard modèle 1935, 178?
Hate you. :lol :lol (http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/mobel_1.jpg) (http://www.odkrywca-online.pl/forum_pics/picsforum5/__panzerfahre_copy1.jpg) (http://www.armchairgeneral.com/rkkaww2/galleries/KV/KV_85/photos/KV_85_03.jpg)
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Hate you. :lol :lol (http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/mobel_1.jpg) (http://www.odkrywca-online.pl/forum_pics/picsforum5/__panzerfahre_copy1.jpg) (http://www.armchairgeneral.com/rkkaww2/galleries/KV/KV_85/photos/KV_85_03.jpg)
You aren't too bright, are you? :huh
All one has to do is go to the unedited, undisguised, completely visible links of your images to get the following:
Flakpanzer IV (Furniture Van) Möbelwagen
(Sd.Kfz.161/3)3.7cm FlaK auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen IV (Sf)
Panzerfahre
KV-85
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You aren't too bright, are you? :huh
All one has to do is go to the unedited, undisguised, completely visible links of your images to get the following:
Flakpanzer IV (Furniture Van) Möbelwagen
(Sd.Kfz.161/3)3.7cm FlaK auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen IV (Sf)
Panzerfahre
KV-85
It a kV-1 but not a KV-85
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(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Panzerwerfer_alias_Maultier.jpg)
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/ce/Kugelblitz.jpg/796px-Kugelblitz.jpg) try those :D
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(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Panzerwerfer_alias_Maultier.jpg)
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/ce/Kugelblitz.jpg/796px-Kugelblitz.jpg) try those :D
Flakpanzer IV Kugelblitz Maultier Panzerwerfer
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It a kV-1 but not a KV-85
According to the place you got it from it's a KV85.
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Flakpanzer IV Kugelblitz Maultier Panzerwerfer
right.....again :noid
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right.....again :noid
All he has to do is right click on your picture and select properties. You need to rehost the pictures under a different file name.
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right.....again :noid
:D :D (http://www.balagan.org.uk/war/iberia/1936/images/PzKpfw1AusfA.jpg) (http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/finland/BT5.jpg)
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First one is a Panzerkampfwagen 1 Ausf. A and the second is a BT5. Really man, rehost your pics.
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First one is a Panzerkampfwagen 1 Ausf. A and the second is a BT5. Really man, rehost your pics.
not a Ausf. A(http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/finland/BA20a.jpg)
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No 1 know axis cars? Oh well (http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/stihace/hetzer/extra8.jpg) :D :D
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First one is a Panzerkampfwagen 1 Ausf. A and the second is a BT5. Really man, rehost your pics.
I think he's either too lazy or just doesn't care.
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it's a vehicle now do i get a cookie? :D pweeese :confused:
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it's a vehicle now do i get a cookie? :D pweeese :confused:
What type then you get your cookie. :D
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Flammpanzer 38(t)
:devil my cookie
Try this:
(http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Pictures/ra5.png)
P.S.: Sorry about cutting through Glock's vehicle spree lol :pray
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Flammpanzer 38(t)
:devil my cookie
Try this:
(http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Pictures/ra5.png)
P.S.: Sorry about cutting through Glock's vehicle spree lol :pray
Aw man :cry :cry here your cookie. (http://www.2iemeguerre.com/blindes/images/sd.kfz253o.jpg) (http://data.primeportal.net/tanks/steve_crockett/m60a2/A%20Duece%20in%20the%20field.jpg)
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Flammpanzer 38(t)
:devil my cookie
Try this:
(http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Pictures/ra5.png)
P.S.: Sorry about cutting through Glock's vehicle spree lol :pray
It looks like a turtle did it with a Panzer...
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SDKFZ 250
M60A2
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SDKFZ 250
M60A2
Hate you. :lol (http://afvdb.50megs.com/usa/pics/t23.jpg) (http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/Italy/Ita-P40-1.JPG)
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Flammpanzer 38(t)
:devil my cookie
Try this:
(http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Pictures/ra5.png)
P.S.: Sorry about cutting through Glock's vehicle spree lol :pray
Looks like a Rammtiger, based on a prototype Porsche Tiger I chassis
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An American piece of experimental junk
Italian M15
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An American piece of experimental junk
Italian M15
Yes but what type of junk is it? (http://digilander.libero.it/planciacomando/esercito/foto/001.jpg)
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Yes but what type of junk is it? (http://digilander.libero.it/planciacomando/esercito/foto/001.jpg)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semovente_90/53
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Glock's Picture of American Tank:T20 Medium is my best guess
Also, the picture below is most likely an Italian P26/40 Heavy Tank
Glock's next Pictures:
SdKfz 250/4 leichte Beobachtungspanzerwagen (Or Some variant of the SdKfz 250 Series)
and I reckon, an M60A2?
Yep, it's a Rammtiger on a Porsche Tiger I Chassis
LOL @ serenity
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Glock's Picture of American Tank:T20 Medium is my best guess
Also, the picture below is most likely an Italian P26/40 Heavy Tank
Glock's next Pictures:
SdKfz 250/4 leichte Beobachtungspanzerwagen (Or Some variant of the SdKfz 250 Series)
and I reckon, an M60A2?
Yep, it's a Rammtiger on a Porsche Tiger I Chassis
LOL @ serenity
:furious :furious (http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/row/t-90.jpg) (http://blindkat.hegewisch.net/lrdg/LRDG_images/l3_20mm.jpg)
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Yet another T-72 and another cannon armed Italian POS L6/33
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Yet another T-72 and another cannon armed Italian POS L6/33
Not a T-72. :rofl :rofl
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Not a T-72. :rofl :rofl
T-90?
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A Sheridan mocked up to look like soviet armor used by the opfor at the NTC .
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T-90?
:salute (http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/2666/03md0.jpg)
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Yet another T-72
Got any pics of anything except T-72's and their "upgraded" POS variants (T-80. T-90, etc)?
Probably going to show us a third world ripoff copy of a T-72 next eh?
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Yet another T-72
Got any pics of anything except T-72's and their "upgraded" POS variants (T-80. T-90, etc)?
Probably going to show us a third world ripoff copy of a T-72 next eh?
Nope i love putting pictures up of tanks that look just like a T-72. :lol
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What type then you get your cookie. :D
a vehicle with treads and cold guy standing next to it.can i have my cookie now. :cry
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a vehicle with treads and cold guy standing next to it.can i have my cookie now. :cry
No. :noid
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(http://www.panzerbaer.de/types/pix/bw_spz_hotchkiss-003.jpg)
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(http://www.panzerbaer.de/types/pix/bw_spz_hotchkiss-003.jpg)
No 1 knows? :huh :lol :lol :lol :noid
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SPz kurz Hotchkiss
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SPz kurz Hotchkiss
finally. :lol
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(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/stihace/trager/012.jpg) (http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/1167/rpz1f.jpg)
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88L71 on a 38T chassis and a Lynx
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88L71 on a 38T chassis and a Lynx
:huh
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Those are my cars!!! Wtf wait a minute, how did you get a picture of my cars ???? wtf? :huh :huh
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88L71 on a 38T chassis and a Pz 1 F, sorry. Looked like a Lynx but then I noticed the mg's instead of a 20mm gun.
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88L71 on a 38T chassis and a Pz 1 F, sorry. Looked like a Lynx but then I noticed the mg's instead of a 20mm gun.
Your right now. (http://panzerkeil.dre.hu/harcjarm/spw/sws/flak_field_l.jpg)
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FLAK 43 on an SWS Halftrack
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FLAK 43 on an SWS Halftrack
:salute :aok (http://www.tincrossmilitaria.com/Finnish%20Tank%209.jpg)
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T-50 followed by T26's maybe ? Just saw the swastika ....Finns ?
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T-50 followed by T26's maybe ? Just saw the swastika ....Finns ?
Damn your good. (http://www.quizilla.com/user_images/P/PhallicGod/1062627036_ureaur35_1.jpg)
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French R-35
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French R-35
god go away. :lol (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a0/%E4%B8%89%E5%BC%8F%E4%B8%AD%E6%88%A6%E8%BB%8A.jpg)
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japanese type 97 chassis officially called
type 3 CHI NU medium tank ( a type 97 with a bigger gun )
the gun was a modified field gun 75mm
which was originally a french design
never saw action
my turn
(http://img176.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tanksp0.jpg)
(http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/4536/tanksp0.th.jpg) (http://img176.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tanksp0.jpg)
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(http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/UnitedStates/selfpropelledguns/usspg-T18.jpg) :noid
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TIMMY's Tank:
is... The Australian AC4 (Judging by the 17pdr.)
If not, it's the AC1
Glock 89:
After about an Hour of research...The T18 75mm Howitzer Motor Carriage
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(http://www.morozov.com.ua/images/p108-2l.jpg)
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OH HELL NO!!!!!!
IF I SEE ANOTHER T-72 OR IT'S ILK AGAIN I'M GONNA PUKE!!!!!!
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OH HELL NO!!!!!!
IF I SEE ANOTHER T-72 OR IT'S ILK AGAIN I'M GONNA PUKE!!!!!!
See you don't know your tanks. Your not even close.
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See you don't know your tanks. Your not even close.
You know that just because it's name may not be anywhere close to 'T72' doesn't mean it's not a variant or foreign copy of a T72 right? Because that definitely looks like a variant of foreign copy of the T72.
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/06/New_iraqi_army_tank.jpg/800px-New_iraqi_army_tank.jpg)
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The Russians didn't make that type of the T-72 hint hint :noid
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The Russians didn't make that type of the T-72 hint hint :noid
It's still a T72.
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It's still a T72.
Nope.
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Nope.
Yes, actually, it is. No matter what obscure variant of the T72 it is, it's still a T72.
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Yes, actually, it is. No matter what obscure variant of the T72 it is, it's still a T72.
Mine tank is not a T-72. Yours is mine not.
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Mine tank is not a T-72. Yours is mine not.
Yes, it is. Even someone like me who is not familiar with modern armor can clearly see that.
BTW, the image seems to be named after where it is in the webpage or something because my search for 'P108 2L' didn't turn anything up. So, what is it?
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Yes, it is. Even someone like me who is not familiar with modern armor can clearly see that.
And? :huh
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No 1 can get it? :aok
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T-64?
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You know that just because it's name may not be anywhere close to 'T72' doesn't mean it's not a variant or foreign copy of a T72 right? Because that definitely looks like a variant of foreign copy of the T72.
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/06/New_iraqi_army_tank.jpg/800px-New_iraqi_army_tank.jpg)
It's a T-84. A development of the T-80U. The T-72 is from a completely different family of Russian tanks than the T-84. Saying it's a version of the T-72 just because it's Russian is like saying the M1 Abrams is a version of the M60A3, just because both are American.
There are two distinct lines of Russian tanks. One started with the T-55 and includes the T-62, T-72 and T-90. The other line started with the T-64 and includes the T-80 and T-84. Besides having the same armament the two lines have little in common. In fact the M1 Abrams and the German Leopard 2 have far more in common than the T-72 and T-80.
- The T-84 is actually Ukrainian, not Russian.
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You are right here your pizza. (http://fortus.hp.infoseek.co.jp/tank/jgsdf1501_lg.JPG) Front 2 tanks
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Mmmmmm I love pizza!
JGSDF Type 74 ?
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:salute (http://www-d0.fnal.gov/~turcot/Armour/pz4_files/bergev.jpg)
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Bergepanther A (or maybe D) :)
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Wrong type (http://vietnamresearch.com/armor/type37_2.jpg)
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Which Ausf. is it then? It is clearly not a G since it doesnt have the heavy-duty front tow mount and the superstructure is of the early type. Must be an A or pre-production D?
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Type 65 :)
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Type 65 :)
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/35/IWM-NA-11444-SdKfz-222-Italy-19440125.jpg)
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thats a skph s65
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SDKFZ 222
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SDKFZ 222
:aok (http://i17.tinypic.com/2r3xaba.jpg)
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KV-220
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KV-220
Damn you got it right. :aok (http://www.wargames.co.uk/Pending/Archive/Aug03/p.jpg)
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T-55 with a different gun...maybe a 105mm?
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T-55 with a different gun...maybe a 105mm?
Nope. Close
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Chinese POS T54 type 69....unless it was exported, of course...then it becomes a type 79...sheesh..still a POS
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Chinese POS T54 type 69....unless it was exported, of course...then it becomes a type 79...sheesh..still a POS
Damn you are good. :aok :aok (http://users.swing.be/tanks/edito/hainan.jpg)
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Too damn good...Japanese Type 94
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Too damn good...Japanese Type 94
I put a tank up there that never be made ha. (http://www.fprado.com/armorsite/Tiger-2-2002-Picz/KTiger_FirePwr_Testing.jpg)
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I put a tank up there that never be made ha. (http://www.fprado.com/armorsite/Tiger-2-2002-Picz/KTiger_FirePwr_Testing.jpg)
It's a KTiger.
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What type of turret.
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88mm
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88mm
Wrong 2 different types of turrets were made for the King Tiger.
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From what i looked up it only had an 88mm.
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From what i looked up it only had an 88mm.
What type of turret it still the same 88mm gun in there. Do you get what i am saying? :huh
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88mm Kwk L/71.
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88mm Kwk L/71.
NOT THE GUN IT THE SAME 88MM IN THE KING TIGER. TURRET DO YOU KNOW WHAT A TURRET IS?
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says nothing about the turret, unless you mean " the early style turret"
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says nothing about the turret, unless you mean " the early style turret"
What the name of the turret on the king tiger i have posted.
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type 94?
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type 94?
You fail it. Next 1 (http://i.blog.empas.com/jino21/22435410_600x199.jpg) Porsche Turret King Tiger
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Panzerfahre
German tracked amphibious ferry
Only two were made and you're looking at them in the one picture.
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Panzerfahre
German tracked amphibious ferry
Only two were made and you're looking at them in the one picture.
Nice. (http://www.corazzati.it/m41m_fotobn.jpg)
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Italian Semovante 90/53
It's a 90mm gun on an Italian M14/41 tank chassis
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Italian Semovante 90/53
It's a 90mm gun on an Italian M14/41 tank chassis
You are right (http://www.cartula.ro/forum/uploads/post-4-1167863237_thumb.jpg)
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Romanian TACAM T-60 tank destroyer
It's a Soviet 76.2 L54 anti tank gun mounted on a Soviet T-60 light tank chassis in Romanian service
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Romanian TACAM T-60 tank destroyer
It's a Soviet 76.2 L54 anti tank gun mounted on a Soviet T-60 light tank chassis in Romanian service
God you are good. :aok :aok (http://topgun.rin.ru/images/2063_1.jpg)
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german leopard 1
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Leopard 2, first production batch. Only the first 200 examples had the PZB 200 image intensifier and the wind sensor. However it looks slightly modified/upgraded. Might be a preproduction machine, or a prototype.
No wait! Those blasted Japanese have done it again and copied a German machine (I though they stuck to just cars). It's a Type 90. Well, to be fair the Type 90 was developed with the help of the Germans and it has the same Rheinmetall gun.
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its not a leopard too many road wheels
the leopard has 8 this has six
its a japanese type 90
Edit: damn beat me while i was typing
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its not a leopard too many road wheels
the leopard has 8 this has six
its a japanese type 90
Edit: damn beat me while i was typing
You are right. :salute :salute (http://www.italie1935-45.com/RE/photoscopes/photoscopesemo75-18/intro.jpg) (http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/7413/a11/rhside.jpg)
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Italian Semovente 75/18 (it's a 75mm gun on a M42 tank chassis)
British Matilda 1
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Italian Semovente 75/18 (it's a 75mm gun on a M42 tank chassis)
British Matilda 1
You are good. (http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/mar2_8.jpg)
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marder 1 or maybe 2 no marder 1
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marder 1 or maybe 2 no marder 1
It is a marder but what type?
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It is a marder but what type?
i said marder 1!!! :mad:
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Marder 2
75mm PAK 40 anti tank gun on a PzIID chassis
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Marder 2
75mm PAK 40 anti tank gun on a PzIID chassis
i was off by a production model i'm gettin bad at this :noid
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The muzzle brake is wrong for a PAK 40...
It's a Marder II with a Soviet 76.2 anti tank gun on a PzIID chassis.
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Changed my mind again.
The 76.2 gun has a recuperator above the barrel that would stick out beyond the shield and would be visible in this photo.
So it is a Marder 2
75mm PAK 40 anti tank gun on a PzIID chassis
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Changed my mind again.
The 76.2 gun has a recuperator above the barrel that would stick out beyond the shield and would be visible in this photo.
So it is a Marder 2
75mm PAK 40 anti tank gun on a PzIID chassis
:aok (http://www.fototime.com/66ECDD8D3870E69/standard.jpg)
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Ontos
Six 106mm recoilless rifles on one bad little moto scooter
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Ontos
Six 106mm recoilless rifles on one bad little moto scooter
Mine scooter is better. :D (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/40/Passing_through_Lion_sur_Mer.jpg/300px-Passing_through_Lion_sur_Mer.jpg)
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the big one is one of hobart's funnies
a churchill tank with a petard mortar on it
use for destroying anti tank barriers etc
was highly sucessfull
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...and the others are British "Universal" Carriers also known as Bren Gun carriers.
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Back to the Picture of the King Tiger which was identified in the most futile of fashions... :O :eek: :confused:
it's a Porsche turret, opposed to the Henschel turret that saw the majority of the production. The difference is that the front of the Porsche turret is rounded, and the Commander's Cupola bulges out to the side a bit. Designers were worried that the rounded turret would deflect rounds on to the top of the Driver's compartment
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Both turets of the Tiger II were designed by Krupp. The image shows the turret designed for the Porsche version of the Tiger II that lost the competition. As Krupp was just not yet ready to start production of the turret designed for the Henschel Tiger II (that won the competition) they used the "Porsche" turret on the first 49 production Tiger II, then switching over to the turret specifically designed for the Henschel chassis. This later turret is also known as the production turret.
Regarding the Marder II, this is the early version (Sd.Kfz. 132) and this one was equipped with the soviet 76,2 mm anti-tank gun.
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(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2221/2361026287_f1dd036d61.jpg?v=0)
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T-55
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T-55
Nope.
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umm...yes.....it's an Iraqi T-55 sorry to say....type 69 but hey...still a T-55
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(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2221/2361026287_f1dd036d61.jpg?v=0)
:rofl :rofl :rofl did you get this picture at the USS Alabama?
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:rofl :rofl :rofl did you get this picture at the USS Alabama?
Yes why so hard to find rare tanks.
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(http://afvdb.50megs.com/usa/pics/ccm1.jpg)
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US M1 Combat Car
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US M1 Combat Car
Why is it called a combat car? (http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/6/img_6_4205_5?1156861516.jpg)Not a T-72.
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T-62?
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T-62?
Nope
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Nope
dang......it looks a T-72 but i think its a T-80 maybe?
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dang......it looks a T-72 but i think its a T-80 maybe?
It base off a T-72.
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It base off a T-72.
For some reason I'm going to say it's not a Russkie tank... A tank BASED on a T-72...
I'm drawing a blank.
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For some reason I'm going to say it's not a Russkie tank... A tank BASED on a T-72...
I'm drawing a blank.
Base off of the T-72 witch mean they made a new tank that was better then the T-72 and give it a different name.
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Base off of the T-72 witch mean they made a new tank that was better then the T-72 and give it a different name.
So are you saying it was a SUCCESSOR, or an improved copy?
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So are you saying it was a SUCCESSOR, or an improved copy?
I guess successor.
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I guess successor.
T-80
Oh wait thats been said.
T-90?
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the turret looks square under all that reactive amour etc
my stab in the dark is a chinese type 98 MBT
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the turret looks square under all that reactive amour etc
my stab in the dark is a chinese type 98 MBT
Nope not built by the Chinese.
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Hint?
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Hint?
Not made by the Russia or Chinese.
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It's a Polish PT-91
:aok
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It's a Polish PT-91
:aok
Awwww your right. Nice looking tank. (http://bf2warlog.com/tanks.1.jpg)
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it looks like a freaking Russian M1A1 Abrams it looks Russian because of the red stars since Russia is the only country that i know of that uses a red star
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it looks like a freaking Russian M1A1 Abrams it looks Russian because of the red stars since Russia is the only country that i know of that uses a red star
:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl
Its a Chinese Type 98.
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:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl
Its a Chinese Type 98.
o wait....forgot about the chinese :noid :lol
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:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl
Its a Chinese Type 98.
Aww your quick .(http://www.pansarmuseet.se/74-4.jpg)
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Aww your quick .(http://www.pansarmuseet.se/74-4.jpg)
wtf is that! :huh :huh it looks like a pershing only compacted
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Edit: sorry misread last couple of posts
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:huh :huh
you confirm its a chinese type 98 after you say its not chinese
No that was the Pt-91.
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yeah i didn't realise we were onto the next one i should stop drinking now
sorry boys
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Strv 74. :D
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Strv 74. :D
:aok(http://i.blog.empas.com/jino21/23504492_269x214.jpg)
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hmm it looks Israeli or maybe french
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No fair using a site that only displays text from freaking MARS. :mad:
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hmm it looks Israeli or maybe french
Wrong.
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hint?
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hint?
UK built.
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challenger 2?
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challenger 2?
No a weird name.
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chieftain or something like that
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chieftain or something like that
Nope.
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:aok(http://i.blog.empas.com/jino21/23504492_269x214.jpg)
Challenger ONE.
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Challenger ONE.
No i said weird name.
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No i said weird name.
You sure?
Cause the challenger I looks an AWFUL lot like the one you posted..
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yeah it looks exactly like the challenger 1 to me
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yeah it looks exactly like the challenger 1 to me
It was for the Shah Of Iran. It came out before teh challenger that why they look so much alike.
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It was for the Shah Of Iran. It came out before teh challenger that why they look so much alike.
No, no it isnt.
The pic you posted is an Up-Armored Challenger one of the Royal Hussars shot during the Gulf War.
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ok onto the next one (http://www.missionmodels.com/files/images/d_165.jpg)
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ok onto the next one (http://www.missionmodels.com/files/images/d_165.jpg)
The Schwere Gustav.
Or Dora.
Too easy.
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ok onto the next one (http://www.missionmodels.com/files/images/d_165.jpg)
K5 rail gun wrong Khalid Shir tank told you it had a weird name. (http://www.millionmonkeytheater.com/moviepics/gggtanks.jpg)
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M-26 pershing being used by South Koreans
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M-26 pershing being used by South Koreans
Damn you...
broke my win streak
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Damn you...
broke my win streak
:D i know what a pershing looks like by heart
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M-26 pershing being used by South Koreans
Nope. :lol
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Nope. :lol
what?! :huh
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what?! :huh
WRONG. :lol
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K5 rail gun wrong Khalid Shir tank told you it had a weird name. (http://www.millionmonkeytheater.com/moviepics/gggtanks.jpg)
M41 Walker Bulldogs.
MACER WITH THE REBOUND
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M41 Walker Bulldogs.
MACER WITH THE REBOUND
Nope do you see the flag on the side of the turret Hint Hint.
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Japanese type 61
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Japanese type 61
:furious :furious (http://skyfflably.com/main/french1940/d2_1.jpg)
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French Renault Char D2
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French Renault Char D2
:mad: (http://www.tankzone.co.uk/images/photo_gallery/customers/Niels%20Gepard%201_500.jpg)
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German Gepard
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German Gepard
:salute (http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3272/2537025202_f5bec1a865.jpg?v=1214172056)
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Ford 3 ton tank
One of the first American tanks.
Only 15 made. I got to touch one in a museum once.
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Ford 3 ton tank
One of the first American tanks.
Only 15 made. I got to touch one in a museum once.
well aren't you something. :lol (http://openphoto.net/volumes/stg/20060617/openphotonet_PICT6015.JPG)
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Why would France build such an expensive thing to fly white flags from?
Leclerc
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Why would France build such an expensive thing to fly white flags from?
Leclerc
:rofl :rofl :rofl (http://home.comcast.net/~dapena/tanks/dominguez/domin02.jpg)
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French FT-17
First tank to have a fully revolving turret.
Cutting edge technology circa 1918.
The Leclerc's great, great grandpappy
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French FT-17
First tank to have a fully revolving turret.
Cutting edge technology circa 1918.
:furious :furious :furious :furious(http://lh5.ggpht.com/_nk1vX97_AjA/R6_oon9v0eI/AAAAAAAABI0/hhc-CJaI-KY/S5003000.JPG)
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Lichtenstein's Mark 1 Red X
Armies have feared it since day one.
They think it means there's a tiny minefield ahead.
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Lichtenstein's Mark 1 Red X
Armies have feared it since day one.
They think it means there's a tiny minefield ahead.
:huh
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Now it's MY turn. :t
And boy, do I have a few surprises.....
http://i34.tinypic.com/2mpa4nc.jpg
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Now it's MY turn. :t
And boy, do I have a few surprises.....
(http://i34.tinypic.com/2mpa4nc.jpg)
Not working.
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Not working.
What. :huh
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What. :huh
can't see the picture. No 1 got mine?
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can't see the picture. No 1 got mine?
Couldn't see yours
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Saw yours, it's a PT-76E
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Saw yours, it's a PT-76E
Nope but close.
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Nope but close.
Really? I could have sworn it was, due to the redesigned turret. But it is SOME variant of the PT-76, I'd know those road wheels anywhere. And I'm not gonna run throught the whole list of variants, so lets just say PT-76B/E and/or it's derivatives. (PT-85, maybe?)
Has anyone got mine yet?
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Really? I could have sworn it was, due to the redesigned turret. But it is SOME variant of the PT-76, I'd know those road wheels anywhere. And I'm not gonna run throught the whole list of variants, so lets just say PT-76B/E and/or it's derivatives. (PT-85, maybe?)
Has anyone got mine yet?
I would tell you the year it came out but that the name of it hint hint.
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I would tell you the year it came out but that the name of it hint hint.
CHINESE TYPE 63!!!!
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Macerxgp's tank is an EE-T1 Osorio made in Brazil, I think
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CHINESE TYPE 63!!!!
:aok (http://www.militaryimages.net/photopost/data/510/DSC01227.jpg)
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Russian ASU-85
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Russian ASU-85
:aok :aok (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2353/1520125665_e368e4f386.jpg?v=0)
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We just did this one.
Macer put this one up.
It's an EE-T1 Osorio made in Brazil
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We just did this one.
Macer put this one up.
It's an EE-T1 Osorio made in Brazil
Well i been storm so ha.(http://www.battlefield.ru/tanks/smk/t100_1.jpg)
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Russian T-100
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Posting on a cell phone!
Hahaha, Im using the internet!
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Russian T-100
Damn you. (http://heninen.net/raatteentie/kuvia/107.jpg)
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Damn you. (http://heninen.net/raatteentie/kuvia/107.jpg)
Tiny thing... Bren Carrier?
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Tiny thing... Bren Carrier?
Nope.
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Russian T-37 amphibious light tank
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Russian T-37 amphibious light tank
whoopee you are good.(http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/japan/Type-2-Ka-Mi-3.jpg)
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Japanese Type 2 KA-MI amphibious light tank.
(it's basically a type 97 with floats attached to make it swim)
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Did it even get to shore? That's what i want to know.
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Sure it did.
(http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/japan/Type-2-Ka-Mi-2.jpg)
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Japanese Type 2 KA-MI amphibious light tank.
(it's basically a type 97 with floats attached to make it swim)
:aok (http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/UnitedStates/heavytanks/usht-HoltGasElectric.jpg)
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i can tell it is french but i dont know the name or ever seen it before
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i can tell it is french but i dont know the name or ever seen it before
Not French came out during the first world war.
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Not French came out during the first world war.
a screaming metal death trap? :D
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U.S. Holt Gas Electric heavy tank
First US tank to be built from scratch to actually be a tank.
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It's a US heavy tank made by Holt gas electric.
Beat me to it. :lol
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U.S. Holt Gas Electric heavy tank
First US tank to be built from scratch to actually be a tank.
Weird looking tank (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/pakistan/images/mbt-2000.jpg)
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Al Khalid MBT-2000 :rofl
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Al Khalid MBT-2000 :rofl
(http://www.ddsv.hr/pictures/Degman_03_v.jpg)Tell me were it from to.
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Croatian Degman Main Battle Tank, an upgrade of the M-84A.
:rofl
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Croatian M-95 to be exact
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My suggestion; Don't post tanks from Wikipedia's 'Post Cold War Tanks' tab. :rofl
Dibs on next tank.
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:rofl :rofl
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My suggestion; Don't post tanks from Wikipedia's 'Post Cold War Tanks' tab. :rofl
Dibs on next tank.
Tired you look up a weird tank and find guys in there underwear that was the only picture i could find of it. (http://farm1.static.flickr.com/43/121605850_7c5f0034b1.jpg?v=0)
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Is at a Russian tank?
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Is at a Russian tank?
No it not base off a Russian tank hint.
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Swiss Pz 68
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Swiss Pz 68
:furious :furious (http://lh3.ggpht.com/_o1VK70DwQoQ/R5VrbFBhayI/AAAAAAAAAPM/ECwznLSHGA8/PB200366.JPG) Tell me how many guns did it have on it.
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Glock89, most of the pictures you're posting people can just right-click on them and see where they are taken from. You need to host the pictures elsewhere otherwise people will just cheat.
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Glock89, most of the pictures you're posting people can just right-click on them and see where they are taken from. You need to host the pictures elsewhere otherwise people will just cheat.
It hard to find rare tanks with weird names did you know that. Now you do that why i ask for other crap about the tank (http://www.army.dnd.ca/RCD/rcd/gallery/past/images/d1999-1169-01.jpg) Tell me why this tank was made What year it enter and how much it weigh.
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British "Conqueror "
Built to oppose the Soviet JS-3 heavy tank.
Weighs 65 tons.
In service 1955 to 1966.
No need to cheat. I know my stuff.
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British "Conqueror "
Built to oppose the Soviet JS-3 heavy tank.
Weighs 65 tons.
In service 1955 to 1966.
No need to cheat. I know my stuff.
That good to know. (http://mod.nic.in/samachar/sep16-04/image_n%5C3c.GIF)Same thing.
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It hard to find rare tanks with weird names did you know that. Now you do that why i ask for other crap about the tank (http://www.army.dnd.ca/RCD/rcd/gallery/past/images/d1999-1169-01.jpg) Tell me why this tank was made What year it enter and how much it weigh.
You can take that picture and host it yourself.
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/06a353b9-198c-42f7-b06f-b3a2746ca805/2008-09-30_2343.png)
Did you know that?
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So you don't know the tank. Moving on
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:huh
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:huh
I take that as a no hint the Brits help them make it.
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Yes I know what tank it is. A Conqueror. The point is that anyone could figure that out by following the url of your image. In my post of the same picture you can not. Why do you think people were laughing at you on previous pages? A quiz is pointless if you also post the answers.
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Yes I know what tank it is. A Conqueror. The point is that anyone could figure that out by following the url of your image. In my post of the same picture you can not. Why do you think people were laughing at you on previous pages? A quiz is pointless if you also post the answers.
No not that tank That good to know. (http://mod.nic.in/samachar/sep16-04/image_n%5C3c.GIF)Same thing.
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Here I'll even help you along: http://www.jingproject.com/
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No not that tank
Yes it is. The picture's original caption is: "A Conqueror tank on the tank range after firing a round downrange. The tank was trialed between the Chieftain and the Centurion tank, but not brought into production."
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Here I'll even help you along: http://www.jingproject.com/
Well you cheat i don't care it show you can't get anything right so you have to cheat. Do you know the tank how much it weigh what year it come out of why was it built you can't this then why do you post back.
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Yes it is. The picture's original caption is: "A Conqueror tank on the tank range after firing a round downrange. The tank was trialed between the Chieftain and the Centurion tank, but not brought into production."
Are you blind? (http://mod.nic.in/samachar/sep16-04/image_n%5C3c.GIF)Talking about that tank not the 1 were i posted before.
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Indian Arjun tank
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Jeez, you try to help a guy. Glock89 must have got the Schlowly bug.
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Jeez, you try to help a guy. Glock89 must have got the Schlowly bug.
SureIndian Arjun tank
How much it weigh you forgot 2 say (http://thelongestlistofthelongeststuffatthelongestdomainnameatlonglast.com/images5/tank.JPG)Love the nickname of this tank. :lol Year how much it weigh.
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That's "Little Willie"
British.
18 tons.
1915
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Try this one:
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/d2ded812-1e89-417e-9c0e-b80a8f03a419/2008-10-01_0045.png)
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That's "Little Willie"
British.
18 tons.
1915
I love that nick name.(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/81/247365956_48a79db4a0.jpg?v=1159722229)(http://www.combatreform2.com/tetrarch6.jpg)
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DieHard's tank is a Japanese Flame Thrower tank built in 1939
Glock's tank is the Czech LT-35 (Germans called it Pz 35T)
10 1/2 tons
1935
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DieHard's tank is a Japanese Flame Thrower tank built in 1939
Yes, but do you know what vehicle the FT Tank is based on?
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On my two recent visits to the Aberdeen Tank Musuem (I'm quite sure that picture is taken from there) I do not remember seeing the LT35 there... nice find though
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Yes, but do you know what vehicle the FT Tank is based on?
I don't really know what you mean but the hull resembles the Japanese Type 89 tank and the running gear resembles the leaf springed bogie arrangement used on the Vickers 6Ton tank (also seen on Soviet T26 and Italian M13/40 tanks) Having the drive sprocket at the rear is inovative too.
The vehicle is very different from the more common Japanese tanks but then, it had to be. It's a specialist engineering vehicle designed to do a specific job no different than what other countries came up with to deal with certain battlefield problems.
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I don't really know what you mean but the hull resembles the Japanese Type 89 tank and the running gear resembles the leaf springed bogie arrangement used on the Vickers 6Ton tank (also seen on Soviet T26 and Italian M13/40 tanks) Having the drive sprocket at the rear is inovative too.
The vehicle is very different from the more common Japanese tanks but then, it had to be. It's a specialist engineering vehicle designed to do a specific job no different than what other countries came up with to deal with certain battlefield problems.
You have a keen insight sir, but the correct answer is: It's a Soukou Sagyou Ki "SS-Ki" Armored Engineering Vehicle. Used for many different tasks during the war, including as a flame thrower tank. Production began in 1935.
It was a bit difficult that one, the next one is less 'obscure', but still not 'easy'. :)
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/ad9a693a-f902-4be4-8a0d-554f79168185/2008-10-01_1624.png)
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You have a keen insight sir, but the correct answer is: It's a Soukou Sagyou Ki "SS-Ki" Armored Engineering Vehicle. Used for many different tasks during the war, including as a flame thrower tank. Production began in 1935.
It was a bit difficult that one, the next one is less 'obscure', but still not 'easy'. :)
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/ad9a693a-f902-4be4-8a0d-554f79168185/2008-10-01_1624.png)
E-25 (http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1346/532378883_d95932b2e7.jpg?v=0)
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US M-56 90mm SP AT gun (Scorpion)
1953
weighs 7,000 kg
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As for the German E-25...It's a fantasy...never built...lets stick to tanks that actually made it into production not pipe dreams ok?
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As for the Japanese Flame Thrower tank...It's based on the Type 89. It's proper name was Soukou Sagyou Ki "SS-Ki" Armored Engineering Vehicle. So to say that the vehicle was based on the Soukou Sagyou Ki "SS-Ki" Armored Engineering Vehicle is incorrect. That is actually the vehicle. It's based on the 89.
Next....
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(http://storage.kanshin.com/free/img_5/58628/108449601.jpg)This is going 2 be a good one if your looking for a hint i don't have 1. :lol
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E-25 (http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1346/532378883_d95932b2e7.jpg?v=0)
Good man! :AOK
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Good man! :AOK
Guess mine i bet you can't. :D :D
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As for the German E-25...It's a fantasy...never built...lets stick to tanks that actually made it into production not pipe dreams ok?
There have been several prototypes and vehicles that never made it to production already posted in this thread. You didn't seem to have any problems with them. The Entwicklungsfahrzeug series was a serious late-war tank development program that spawned several prototypes. The E-25 I posted was the second project vehicle, designed by Argus in Karlsruhe under the leadership of Dr. Hermann Klaue. Three prototypes were made.I guess my short answer is: No. :)
As for the Japanese Flame Thrower tank...It's based on the Type 89. It's proper name was Soukou Sagyou Ki "SS-Ki" Armored Engineering Vehicle. So to say that the vehicle was based on the Soukou Sagyou Ki "SS-Ki" Armored Engineering Vehicle is incorrect. That is actually the vehicle. It's based on the 89.
The FT tank version was based on the SS-Ki CEV, which in turn was a development of the Type 89B. You didn't get the correct name of the vehicle. In fact you didn't specify any vehicle name or designation at all in your original answer. Live with it. :)
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(http://storage.kanshin.com/free/img_5/58628/108449601.jpg)This is going 2 be a good one if your looking for a hint i don't have 1. :lol
Object 279. Experimental Soviet heavy tank. ;)
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Object 279. Experimental Soviet heavy tank. ;)
Damn you got it i didn't even know what it was. :lol(http://www.desertrats.org.btinternet.co.uk/images/Pictures/2RTRA9Bedafomm.jpg)Hint very early in the war.
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Definitely a mark 1 Cruiser tank, and I guess it's the CS version with the smoke howitzer.
Got to go now, but I'll try to post some interesting vehicle tomorrow. :)
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Definitely a mark 1 Cruiser tank, and I guess it's the CS version with the smoke howitzer.
Got to go now, but I'll try to post some interesting vehicle tomorrow. :)
Ahhh your right. :noid (http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/row/scheda65.jpg)
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Italian Ariete
1992
54,000kg
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Italian Ariete
1992
54,000kg
Damn you are good.(http://www.fronta.cz/gfx/www-fronta-cz.gif)
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no pic showing...try again
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no pic showing...try again
whoopeeit. :furious :furious :furious(http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m199/Von_poop/album%202/conway5.jpg)
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C'mon..how about something real...not something from Warhammer 40K...
British "Conway" tank
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C'mon..how about something real...not something from Warhammer 40K...
British "Conway" tank
I didn't know what the hell it was so ya. :aok(http://www.ekremsama.com/wp-content/uploads/tank.jpg)Hope that 1 will work.
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http://img154.exs.cx/img154/6223/dscn00404mb.jpg (http://img154.exs.cx/img154/6223/dscn00404mb.jpg)
I served as a tank platoon commander with 4 of these babies :)
It floats !!!
question2 - what are these 2 mortar looking equipment ontop loaders cupola used for ?
Did you know you used left little finger to load smoke tubes ? - if they decided to go off - you lost only one finger ...
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Infanterikanonvagn 91. The tubes are Lyran flare launchers.
Here's an interesting vehicle. Very interesting from a concept and technology point of view (Save, you're not allowed to answer this one, I know you know it ;))
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/419b59f1-d529-439e-9219-a7d13eb9eeb0/2008-10-02_1636.png)
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Infanterikanonvagn 91. The tubes are Lyran flare launchers.
Here's an interesting vehicle. Very interesting from a concept and technology point of view (Save, you're not allowed to answer this one, I know you know it ;))
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/419b59f1-d529-439e-9219-a7d13eb9eeb0/2008-10-02_1636.png)
I love that tank Strv 103 1966 105mm main gun. :aok(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_PBrWGi-NAbE/SHjoUem993I/AAAAAAAAAbE/31f2vNdGBpY/IMG_2489_DPP.JPG)
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I love that tank Strv 103 1966 105mm main gun. :aok(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_PBrWGi-NAbE/SHjoUem993I/AAAAAAAAAbE/31f2vNdGBpY/IMG_2489_DPP.JPG)
Good man! :aok
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Good man! :aok
:O :O :O
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No 1 can get my tank?
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If I could see it I'd guess it.
There's just a red X in an empty window.
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If I could see it I'd guess it.
There's just a red X in an empty window.
whoopeeit never works for me. :mad: :mad:(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_PBrWGi-NAbE/SHjoUem993I/AAAAAAAAAbE/31f2vNdGBpY/IMG_2489_DPP.JPG)Tell me if this works.
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Nope. Try again.
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(http://www.bozzysworld.com/images/cantsee.jpg)
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Nope. Try again.
:furious :furious :furious :furious(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/89/219828384_803678b9c9.jpg?v=0)Dose it work now? :huh
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British Valentine IX. :)
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British Valentine IX. :)
Oh now it works. :mad:(http://photographybyadamhurley.files.wordpress.com/2007/10/picture-018.jpg)Only 1 that will work. :lol
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A destroyed M41 Walker Bulldog. :)
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A destroyed M41 Walker Bulldog. :)
Damn you are good. :O :O :O(http://www.defencetalk.com/pictures/data/179/PA070441.jpg)
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Lol, thanks :)
Another British Cruiser tank. A27 or A30, a bit difficult to tell under the camouflage.
What will the next picture be? A gun muzzle sticking out of a bush? ;)
I'm off to fly now, so I'll let the other guys have a go at the next one. :)
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British A30 Challenger
1944
72,800 lbs
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Lol, thanks :)
Another British Cruiser tank. A27 or A30, a bit difficult to tell under the camouflage.
What will the next picture be? A gun muzzle sticking out of a bush? ;)
I'm off to fly now, so I'll let the other guys have a go at the next one. :)
Yes why.(http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/1465/1202490348te9.jpg)
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North Korean VTT-323 APC with 107mm MLRS rockets
{Copy of Chinese YW-531)
13,600kg
1973
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North Korean VTT-323 APC with 107mm MLRS rockets
{Copy of Chinese YW-531)
13,600kg
1973
:aok(http://www.zorquiz.com/dev/dosyalar/cd2f353db1372f9808d8c843da72a339192254.jpg)
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Tetrarch, 2 pounder gun (40mm). IIRC, it was only about 8 tons and used as an airborne tank.
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Tetrarch, 2 pounder gun (40mm). IIRC, it was only about 8 tons and used as an airborne tank.
:aok(http://www.fototime.com/5128CE64415B4B3/orig.jpg)
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Ah...more prototype junk.
TOG-2 (The Old Gang) Heavy Tank with Stothert and Pitt turret/ 17lbr gun (used later on Challenger)
1942
179,200lbs
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Ah...more prototype junk.
TOG-2 (The Old Gang) Heavy Tank with Stothert and Pitt turret/ 17lbr gun (used later on Challenger)
1942
179,200lbs
:lol :lol(http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m199/Von_poop/album%202/beautiful.jpg)
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Beutepanzer - 10.5 cm leFH-16 auf Geschutzwagen auf Fahrgestell Mk VI 736 (e)
A German 105 gun on a British Mk6 light tank chassis
Couldn't find info on weight and date. My book only has two pictures of it and no data.
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Beutepanzer - 10.5 cm leFH-16 auf Geschutzwagen auf Fahrgestell Mk VI 736 (e)
A German 105 gun on a British Mk6 light tank chassis
Couldn't find info on weight and date. My book only has two pictures of it and no data.
Same just saw the chassis and i knew what tank it was.(http://panzer.hit.bg/images/88f37.jpg)
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yet more prototype junk (2 built)
German 88mm FLAK auf Sonderfahrgestell
1942
26 tons
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yet more prototype junk (2 built)
German 88mm FLAK auf Sonderfahrgestell
1942
26 tons
:aok :aok(http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USA/USA-P-Gilberts/img/USA-P-Gilberts-p144.jpg)
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Type 95 ha go maybe.
Although the title thread says German armor, and that isn't. ;)
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A box with wheels? :huh
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Type 95 ha go maybe.
Although the title thread says German armor, and that isn't. ;)
Oh well it not hijacking.
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Type 95 ha go maybe.
Although the title thread says German armor, and that isn't. ;)
:aok(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9d/20080429_2241_edited.jpg/800px-20080429_2241_edited.jpg)Hint it German. :lol
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French UE 630
German called it Infantrie Schlepper UE 630 (f)
1931
2 tons
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French UE 630
German called it Infantrie Schlepper UE 630 (f)
1931
2 tons
Good job here your cookie.(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2087/1608217372_4df55fedc9.jpg?v=0)(http://images2.icxo.com/20059/20059211250t4.jpg)
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Top:
"Skeleton Tank"
1918
9 tons
Bottom:
Brazilian Bernardini MB-2 Light Tank
1979
19,000kg
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About the strv103 :
Did you know Strv103 had automatic loading system allowing 15 rounds per minute ?
Did you know the tank could travel backwards as fast as forward ? One crewman is actually sitting as reardriver and could drive backward to next defending position alredy dug in prepared.
You had a sihulette of less than one meter high when in dugin position.
I served some with 103 as well .
Look at this picture how its builtin dozer blade prepare the tank itself for a defensive position.
http://science.howstuffworks.com/enlarge-image.htm?terms=tank+-thomas&page=0&gallery=1
A new vehicle :
http://www.samlaren.se-swed.net/pans35b.jpg
After taking my driver licence - this is the first vehicle I drove 2 days after :cool:
It also good to know that the 14 rounds was automatic loaded . this made it possible to shoot a full series of 14 shots and the vehicle could move before 1rst round landed 21km down the road.
It was uses as a divisional attachment company.
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Top:
"Skeleton Tank"
1918
9 tons
Bottom:
Brazilian Bernardini MB-2 Light Tank
1979
19,000kg
:aok(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3162/2310083560_53c217993d.jpg?v=0)
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(http://www.armchairgeneral.com/rkkaww2/galleries/ruscaptured/T_28/T_28_01.jpg)
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French AMX-13
1952
13,000kg
Soviet T-28
1932
27.5 tons
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French AMX-13
1952
13,000kg
Soviet T-28
1932
27.5 tons
Hehe yep!
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1f/S14_4.jpg)
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Hehe yep!
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1f/S14_4.jpg)
T-1 or T-2 tank im guessing. (http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/6/img_6_15358_6?1204615109.jpg)
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T-1 or T-2 tank im guessing. (http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/6/img_6_15358_6?1204615109.jpg)
Nope, a hint:Uses the chasis of a heavy tank
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Nope, a hint:Uses the chasis of a heavy tank
Wrong tank i quote it was the other you the picture didnt come up for me.
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Romanian TR-85M1 tank
It's so new I can't find any details on it.
I'm still looking for WPalka's SP gun.
Looks based on a Soviet T-35 hull.
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My guess is Soviet SU-7 305mm SP gun for WPalka's pic.
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My guess is Soviet SU-7 305mm SP gun for WPalka's pic.
Ahh close, but not quite, smaller gun.
But your correct for the T-35 chasis.
(http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1402/tankxf8.jpg)
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Romanian TR-85M1 tank
It's so new I can't find any details on it.
I'm still looking for WPalka's SP gun.
Looks based on a Soviet T-35 hull.
Damn that one took you a long time to get.(http://www.pansarmuseet.se/74-4.jpg)
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My guess is Soviet SU-7 305mm SP gun for WPalka's pic.
Actually that does seem right, that looks bigger than a 152mm gun, and different from the other pictures I've seen of the SP-gun I'm thinking of.... *mutters about people using the wrong pictures...*
The SP-gun I was thinking of was the SU-14, but the gun in the picture looks quite different than the one in the Kubinka Tank Museum...
What about this tank?
(http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1402/tankxf8.jpg)
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Ramses 2
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/c6c94bc0-1d7f-4b95-a735-56802db36951/2008-10-08_1416.png)
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Ramses 2
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/c6c94bc0-1d7f-4b95-a735-56802db36951/2008-10-08_1416.png)
Same tank or diffent 1?
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Clearly not the same tank, but the same L7 gun though. My picture is a new quiz.
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Ramses 2
(http://content.screencast.com/users/Lumpy/folders/Jing/media/c6c94bc0-1d7f-4b95-a735-56802db36951/2008-10-08_1416.png)
Oops your correct, thought I had a tough one too, that looks like a Israeli Tiran tank, that upside down V seems common on Israeli tanks
(http://www.o5m6.de/T-40_4.jpg)
Isn't it cute?!!
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Oops your correct, thought I had a tough one too, that looks like a Israeli Tiran tank, that upside down V seems common on Israeli tanks
(http://www.o5m6.de/T-40_4.jpg)
Isn't it cute?!!
Yeah, I LOVE little red X's!
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(http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/LAND-FORCES/Army/Images/0360.jpg)
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Just a guess but I'm guessing thats a South African Olifant, a modified Centurian...
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Oops your correct, thought I had a tough one too, that looks like a Israeli Tiran tank, that upside down V seems common on Israeli tanks
(http://www.o5m6.de/T-40_4.jpg)
Isn't it cute?!!
Yep, it's a Tiran 5. Cuteness! I also love the 44 ton Achzarit APC's they later turned those Tirans into. Must feel pretty safe inside one of those.
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Er can everyone see the new tank I posted? I had trouble in the aircraft thread with people not being able to see my image...
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Just a guess but I'm guessing thats a South African Olifant, a modified Centurian...
Your close it not a Olifant. :noid
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I'll try posting it again, not sure why my images didn't work last night...
Isn't it cute??
(http://www.o5m6.de/T-40_4.jpg)
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I'll try posting it again, not sure why my images didn't work last night...
Isn't it cute??
(http://www.o5m6.de/T-40_4.jpg)
Yep, still the cutest red X ive ever seen!
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Bleh! Looks like I can' post pics anymore *Sigh*
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Bleh! Looks like I can' post pics anymore *Sigh*
Hahaha. :lol :lol
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Vijayanta MBT of Indian origin
must be a prototype or field modded
looks like alot of extra metal welded onto that thing
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Vijayanta MBT of Indian origin
must be a prototype or field modded
looks like alot of extra metal welded onto that thing
Yup someone got it right. :aok (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2314/1558776359_c6509ad386.jpg?v=0)
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Mark "A" Whippet tank
1917
14 tons
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Mark "A" Whippet tank
1917
14 tons
Were you been i miss you. :lol :aok (http://www.army-technology.com/contractor_images/textron/image-4.jpg)
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Cadillac Gage "Stingray" light tank
1985
21,205kg
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Cadillac Gage "Stingray" light tank
1985
21,205kg
Wrong year 1988. :noid (http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3219/2656651212_58206b1e3d.jpg?v=0)
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British Scorpion Recon vehicle "Scimitar" variant with 30mm cannon
1972
8,100kg
The Stingray was bought by and shipped to Thailand in 1988. It was developed in 1985.
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British Scorpion Recon vehicle "Scimitar" variant with 30mm cannon
1972
8,100kg
The Stingray was bought by and shipped to Thailand in 1988. It was developed in 1985.
Oh it say in my book 1988. (http://forum.valka.cz/files/02393.jpg)
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Panzer 4 C with mine rollers
19 tons
1938
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Panzer 4 C with mine rollers
19 tons
1938
:aok (http://wio.ru/tank/for/39m.jpg)
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Hungarian 39M Csaba Armored car
6000kg
1939
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Hungarian 39M Csaba Armored car
6000kg
1939
(http://www3.plala.or.jp/takihome/imphal.JPG)
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Japanese Type 97 Chi Ha (improved)
Had 47mm AT gun instead of original shorter barrel 57mm weapon
15.8 tons
1942
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Japanese Type 97 Chi Ha (improved)
Had 47mm AT gun instead of original shorter barrel 57mm weapon
15.8 tons
1942
Damn I'm ruining out of tanks. (http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/287/img_287_14069_4?1187420735.jpg)
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Yes certainly a ruin.
(http://www.npj.com/homepage/teritowe/frk6.jpg)
Oh, the tank, a an AMX-13
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Yes certainly a ruin.
(http://www.npj.com/homepage/teritowe/frk6.jpg)
Oh, the tank, a an AMX-13
No you did. MiloMorai why do you kept coming back you love me or something? Just because i post up a picture of a tank or a airplane and you say i ruin it. If i ruin it the thread would be lock retard oh look at that it not. I'm right your wrong live with it. (http://www.gwpda.org/photos/bin05/imag0426.jpg)
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Learn to spell. :lol
Damn I'm ruining out of tanks.
The word is spelled R-U-N-N-I-N-G.
Now, what are you babbling on about?
The tank is a German Sturmpanzerwagen A7V.
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Learn to spell. :lol
The word is spelled R-U-N-N-I-N-G.
Now, what are you babbling on about?
The tank is a German Sturmpanzerwagen A7V.
Why don't you learn how to leave people alone and go get a life?
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:cry :cry :cry
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(http://www.combatreform2.com/rdflighttankincolor.jpg) :aok
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The one we're missing is the
Austrian SK-105 "Kurassier"
1971
17.7 tons
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The one we're missing is the
Austrian SK-105 "Kurassier"
1971
17.7 tons
Did the picture of tank show up?
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No.
No picture.
Red x again.
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No.
No picture.
Red x again.
Dammit. :furious (http://wio.ru/tank/ww1t/mkb-sov.jpg)
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British Medium Mark B tank (shown in service during Russian Civil War)
1917
18 tons
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British Medium Mark B tank (shown in service during Russian Civil War)
1917
18 tons
You are good. (http://farm1.static.flickr.com/225/505201095_ad8730efa0.jpg?v=0)Easy one.
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German "Elefant" ( SdKfz 184 - 88L71 tank destroyer)
aka "Ferdinand"
1943
65 tons
Did you know this tank had electric motors powering the tracks?
Porche did alot better with cars than he did with tanks.
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Panzerjäger Tiger (P) "Elefant" - Ferdinand is the name for the old version of this vehicle without bow MG, commander's cuppola and some other things.
BTW - it's 65 tonnes (not tons)
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German "Elefant" ( SdKfz 184 - 88L71 tank destroyer)
aka "Ferdinand"
1943
65 tons
Did you know this tank had electric motors powering the tracks?
Porche did alot better with cars than he did with tanks.
Never knew that he use electric motors thanks for the info. (http://anzacsteel.hobbyvista.com/Armoured%20Vehicles/MH07.jpg)
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United States Marmon-Herrington T-16 light tank
1942
4 tons
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United States Marmon-Herrington T-16 light tank
1942
4 tons
(http://www.hobby57.com/photos/TAMI89541.jpeg)
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United States M551 "Sheridan" light tank
1966
13,600kg
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United States M551 "Sheridan" light tank
1966
13,600kg
(http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/5481/bsc00173vm2.jpg)
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British "Grant" CDL (Canal Defence Light) Tank
(A converted United States M3A1 hull with armored searchlight)
1943
30tons
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British "Grant" CDL (Canal Defence Light) Tank
(A converted United States M3A1 hull with armored searchlight)
1943
30tons
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/29/54251620_e9bb8a2199.jpg?v=0)
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Chinese Type 59
1984
36,000kg
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Chinese Type 59
1984
36,000kg
1959. (http://homepages.maxnet.co.nz/bphprint/gerpics/mk3.jpg)What type is it.
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Panzer 3 J (SdKfz 141) with 50L42 gun
1941
21.5 tons
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Panzer 3 J (SdKfz 141) with 50L42 gun
1941
21.5 tons
Damn your good. (http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/ARMY/Images/0169.jpg)
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Russian SA-13 "Gopher" Low Altitude SAM
(Soviet nomenclature ZREK-BD Strela 10)
1976
12,300kg
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Russian SA-13 "Gopher" Low Altitude SAM
(Soviet nomenclature ZREK-BD Strela 10)
1976
12,300kg
:aok (http://cfs6.tistory.com/upload_control/download.blog?fhandle=YmxvZzE3MjQwOEBmczYudGlzdG9yeS5jb206L2F0dGFjaC8wLzE1MDAwMDAwMDAwNC5qcGc=)
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German PzH 2000 155mm SP Howitzer
1996
60 tons
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German PzH 2000 155mm SP Howitzer
1996
60 tons
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3255/2454819385_01bb0d4c50.jpg?v=0)
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United States M29 "Weasel" tracked cargo carrier
1943
1.8 tons
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United States M29 "Weasel" tracked cargo carrier
1943
1.8 tons
(http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/finland/Fin-UnidentifiedCapturedSovietTank.JPG)
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Soviet T-20 'Komsomolet" light artillery tractor
couldn't find a weight
I'd guess about 1.5 tons
1937
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Soviet T-20 'Komsomolet" light artillery tractor
couldn't find a weight
I'd guess about 1.5 tons
1937
It close. (http://afgan.ru/32/32mi4.jpg)
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Soviet BTR-152 APC
1950
9,000kg
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Soviet BTR-152 APC
1950
9,000kg
(http://www.sulinet.hu/oroksegtar/data/Telepulestortenetek/Mako_monografia_sorozat/pages/monografia_6/images/015_harcok_clip_image008_0001.jpg)Ask me if you want the side picture.
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Hungarian 40/43M Zrinyi Assault Gun
1943
21,600kg
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Hungarian 40/43M Zrinyi Assault Gun
1943
21,600kg
Took you awhile to get that one.(http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/content/images/2004_1112.JPG)Sorry for the small picture.
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Cut me some slack...I work for a living.
British Churchill AVRE with fascine
1941
44 tons
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Cut me some slack...I work for a living.
British Churchill AVRE with fascine
1941
44 tons
:lol (http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/3620/rso_s1.jpg)
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German Raupenschlepper Ost
1943
5.2 tons
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German Raupenschlepper Ost
1943
5.2 tons
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2196/2671768097_a25b20f820.jpg?v=0)
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British Scorpion Recon vehicle
1972
8,100kg
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British Scorpion Recon vehicle
1972
8,100kg
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2366/1950909378_606910ae4a.jpg)
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Russian ZSU-23-4
1965
20,500kg
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Russian ZSU-23-4
1965
20,500kg
(http://www.tarrif.net/wwii/img/guides/flak20mm_6.jpg)
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20mm FLAK auf Fahrgestell Zugkraftwagen 1t (SdKfz 10/4)
1938
5.5 tons
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20mm FLAK auf Fahrgestell Zugkraftwagen 1t (SdKfz 10/4)
1938
5.5 tons
That took you a long time. (http://data3.primeportal.net/artillery/tim_roberts/sav_m43_105mm/images/sav_m43_105mm_10_of_37.jpg)Could only find one picture of this tank.
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I told you. I have a job.
It's a Frankenstein Panzer 38t. I have no pics of it in my books. It has the look of a SIG 33/2 auf Hetzer but the unarmored engine deck is wrong for that vehicle.
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I believe . . .
15 cm Schweres Infanteriegeschütz 33 (Sf) auf Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) Ausf. H (Sd.Kfz. 138/1).
I knew it as the "Bison 38H", but it took me a bit of googling to get a proper name for it. Blooz, you probably have a picture of the M version in which the engine was moved forward and the gun mounted on the back. But the H version still had the engine to the rear and short-barreled gun placed forward.
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Any one know who made this type of tank after the war?
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Very likely one of the lesser eastern-block nations, possibly Poland, Hungary, Czech...... the list goes on.
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Very likely one of the lesser eastern-block nations, possibly Poland, Hungary, Czech...... the list goes on.
Want the front picture of it?
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A military insignia or service numbers would help greatly.
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A military insignia or service numbers would help greatly.
This tank is so hard to find i can only find these pictures. (http://data3.primeportal.net/artillery/tim_roberts/sav_m43_105mm/images/sav_m43_105mm_17_of_37.jpg)
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I see sh*tloads of rivets, so that MUST mean lesser nations. I'm thinking Poland with this one.
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I see sh*tloads of rivets, so that MUST mean lesser nations. I'm thinking Poland with this one.
Here a hint they use the Leopard 2 as there main battle tank hint.
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Here a hint they use the Leopard 2 as there main battle tank hint.
And it not Germans. :D
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I mean early cold war Poland, not modern NATO Poland. NATO passes out Leopards like free candy.
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Oh, that was a hint.
Heres a list of possibles: (without looking them up)
Poland
Hungary
Slovakia
Norway
Austria
Netherlands
Swedes
Swiss
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I mean early cold war Poland, not modern NATO Poland. NATO passes out Leopards like free candy.
It not Poland. They made this tank (http://img390.imageshack.us/img390/3985/strv103c19of19aq2.jpg)Big hint.
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Yeah, I remember that thing. It was supposed to 'revolutionize' MBT design. Stridsvagn 103, right? Yeah, thats it.
They forgot about the STuG. :lol
AND I SAID SWEDEN ALREADY
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Yeah, I remember that thing. It was supposed to 'revolutionize' MBT design. Stridsvagn 103, right? Yeah, thats it.
They forgot about the STuG. :lol
AND I SAID SWEDEN ALREADY
You are right any guess what the name of the tank?
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The new one or the old one? Old one is a Stormartillerivagn m/43 (Sav m/43) - Assault gun model 1943.
Weight 12.4tons
Length 5.05m
Width 2.14m
Height 2.29m
Crew 4
Engine Scania-Vabis type 1664 140hp
Performance 43km/h (max)
Armament 105mm m/44 gun
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The new one or the old one? Old one is a Stormartillerivagn m/43 (Sav m/43) - Assault gun model 1943.
Weight 12.4tons
Length 5.05m
Width 2.14m
Height 2.29m
Crew 4
Engine Scania-Vabis type 1664 140hp
Performance 43km/h (max)
Armament 105mm m/44 gun
Pain in the bellybutton wasn't it. :lol (http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/293/img_293_16130_4?1199165989.jpg)
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Stryker Mobile Gun System.
Armor 14.5 mm resistant[1]
Primary
armament M68A1E4 105 mm gun (MGS)
M2 .50 caliber machine gun or MK19 40 mm grenade launcher mounted in a PROTECTOR M151 Remote Weapon Station (RWS) (ICV)
Secondary
armament .50-cal M2 MG and M240 7.62mm MG (MGS)
Engine Caterpillar 3126 turbo diesel
260 kW (350 hp)
Power/weight ICV: 15.8 kW/t (19.3 hp/sh tn)
Suspension 8×8 wheeled
Operational
range 500 km (300 mi)
Speed 100 km/h (62 mph)[1] - limited to 72 km/h (45mph) by US Army rule due to rollover danger at high speeds
You're kidding, right?
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Stryker MGS
Edit: looks like Macer got to it before I did. Also come on Glock, a Stryker?
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I think he ran out of obscure tanks that are hard to find on Wikipedia. :rofl
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Stryker Mobile Gun System.
Armor 14.5 mm resistant[1]
Primary
armament M68A1E4 105 mm gun (MGS)
(http://M2 .50 caliber machine gun or MK19 40 mm grenade launcher mounted in a PROTECTOR M151 Remote Weapon Station (RWS) (ICV)Secondaryarmament .50-cal M2 MG and M240 7.62mm MG (MGS)[img])
Engine Caterpillar 3126 turbo diesel
260 kW (350 hp)
Power/weight ICV: 15.8 kW/t (19.3 hp/sh tn)
Suspension 8×8 wheeled
Operational
range 500 km (300 mi)
Speed 100 km/h (62 mph)[1] - limited to 72 km/h (45mph) by US Army rule due to rollover danger at high speeds
About the whole moleman thing?(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/pol/images/ursus.jpg)It is getting hard to find tanks that never been made. :(
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I sees me a slanted helmet........ oooh, this is gonna be fun.....
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Samochod Pancerny Ursus wz.29 (Armored Car Model 1929).
NEXT PLEASE
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Samochod Pancerny Ursus wz.29 (Armored Car Model 1929).
NEXT PLEASE
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/110/314475184_84b9506d90.jpg?v=0)
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United States M52 105mm SPG
1951
12 tons
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United States M52 105mm SPG
1951
12 tons
(http://wroclaw.hydral.com.pl/foto/10/10810.jpg)
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Soviet ISU-152 Assault Gun
46 tonnes
1943
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Soviet ISU-152 Assault Gun
46 tonnes
1943
(http://i0.sinaimg.cn/jc/p/2008-07-23/U1335P27T1D512740F3DT20080723074426.jpg)
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pah-leeeeze......
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pah-leeeeze......
Hint not a T-72. :lol
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Looks like a Chinese Type 96...maybe in Iranian service
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Looks like a Chinese Type 96...maybe in Iranian service
Nope but your very close.
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Wait your right sorry about that. :lol (http://www.paradesquare.ca/railway/pzzug2small.jpg)Sorry for the small picture.
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An armored train according to the image filename ....
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An armored train according to the image filename ....
Your right it is a train but what is it called?
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PanzerZug?
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PanzerZug?
:aok (http://www.gdls.com/images/115-02-633a_HR.jpg)
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(http://englishrussia.com/images/nazi_robots/2.jpg)
Il give you the keys to that babe if you tell me what it is :rofl :rofl
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(http://englishrussia.com/images/nazi_robots/2.jpg)
Il give you the keys to that babe if you tell me what it is :rofl :rofl
My next car.
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stryker MGS
saw it on future weapons
you should see it firing @ 90-240 deg turret position
look like it almost topples over
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stryker MGS
saw it on future weapons
you should see it firing @ 90-240 deg turret position
look like it almost topples over
(http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/31/img_31_15792_0?1196961861.jpg)
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gepard there another name for CBf remebering
an interesting link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BukkrjTc370
just think it cool cause there is a shot of it drifting
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gepard there another name for CBf remebering
(http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/images/your_garage/cars/5449_92823413546fd60a941c8f.jpg)
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Humber Armored Car
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Humber Armored Car
(http://www.kommersant.com/photo/300/DAILY/2005/173/T2005050501F_l.jpg)
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Boyevaya Mashina Pyekhota - 3
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Boyevaya Mashina Pyekhota - 3
Damn going to fast for me. :uhoh :uhoh (http://v4imgs.pointshop.kr/iImages_STG1/hobbypark/www/shop/data/445/ps35227_2.jpg)
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that an amercan speciality vechile that lays down bridges
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that an amercan speciality vechile that lays down bridges
E. German BLG-60 or Soviet MTU-20
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E. German BLG-60 or Soviet MTU-20
Yup you are right. :O(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1016/1003771845_1be20ad5e9.jpg?v=0)
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aahh the ol' brummbar
i wouls serach for the fancy official name but its 6 am and i just finished a 12 hour shift
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aahh the ol' brummbar
i wouls serach for the fancy official name but its 6 am and i just finished a 12 hour shift
It ok. :aok(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/23/37640339_2c655f883a.jpg?v=0)
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Quite the mis-match of tires on that German armor, err truck. ;)
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Quite the mis-match of tires on that German armor, err truck. ;)
Hint it not German :lol.
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Hint it not German :lol.
What is the title of the thread glock? ;) Thus the use of the word German. :)
Anyways it is a ZiS-5, 3-ton 4x2 lorry.
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What is the title of the thread glock? ;) Thus the use of the word German. :)
Anyways it is a ZiS-5, 3-ton 4x2 lorry.
It not hijacking. :rofl(http://www.heavyhaultrailers.com/images/mse/gallery/1128542558471-p.jpg)
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United States M-88 Armored Recovery Vehicle
50,400kg
1961
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United States M-88 Armored Recovery Vehicle
50,400kg
1961
There my guy. :D(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_L1AQitLIbd4/Rzolk52F7aI/AAAAAAAANto/5XGqazaz2PU/DM-SD-04-17402.jpg)
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The famous red X...no picture. Try again.
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The famous red X...no picture. Try again.
Aw dammit. :mad:(http://lh5.ggpht.com/_L1AQitLIbd4/Ry7sXVw9LGI/AAAAAAAALLQ/2mnJiVziooM/DM-SD-04-16321.jpg)
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Lmao, glock from the last few pages I've read you have a response after almost every new post.
PS: Prove me wrong.
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Lmao, glock from the last few pages I've read you have a response after almost every new post.
PS: Prove me wrong.
You are right want a cookie?
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Two red X's in a row.
Just post a T-72 or one of it's clones. I know you can do that easy enough..lol.
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Two red X's in a row.
Just post a T-72 or one of it's clones. I know you can do that easy enough..lol.
It is so unfair. :( Aw my google images wont let me in i have to it later. :cry :cry
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(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_L1AQitLIbd4/Rzolq52F7dI/AAAAAAAANuE/jI-myTbI2OA/DF-SD-01-07116.jpg)Dose this work? :uhoh
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Nope.
Strike three.
You're out!
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Nope.
Strike three.
You're out!
Aww just great. :cry :cry Your just saying that because you don't know the tank. :lol(http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/6/img_6_15967_6?1198060779.jpg)
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Aww just great. :cry :cry Your just saying that because you don't know the tank. :lol(http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/6/img_6_15967_6?1198060779.jpg)
It is not a tank but an APC. :P
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It is not a tank but an APC. :P
The new i just posted?
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You are right want a cookie?
Now I do.
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United States M103 heavy tank
58 tonnes
1957
Got to shoot at one of these at Red Cloud gunnery range at Fort Stewart when I was there in the mid 80's.
It's size made it a fine target.
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United States M103 heavy tank
58 tonnes
1957
Got to shoot at one of these at Red Cloud gunnery range at Fort Stewart when I was there in the mid 80's.
It's size made it a fine target.
Oh lucky you. :furious (http://forum.valka.cz/files/veh_swekfor_mtlb_arrv_124.jpeg)
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Russian MT-LB Muti Purpose armored vehicle
11,900kg
1970
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Russian MT-LB Muti Purpose armored vehicle
11,900kg
1970
:aok (http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/album/data/575/medium/dcb9806b01dddb79a67d637d910e5060.jpg)
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French Char B1
32 tons
1935
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French Char B1
32 tons
1935
(http://freespace.virgin.net/shermanic.firefly/toad.jpg)
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British TOAD (Mk7 Churchill) Flail tank
56 tons
1954
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British TOAD (Mk7 Churchill) Flail tank
56 tons
1954
(http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/29/img_29_15829_0?1197194380.jpg)
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United States M978 HEMTT (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical truck) in fuel configuration
31 tons
1982
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United States M978 HEMTT (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical truck) in fuel configuration
31 tons
1982
(http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/data/929/medium/imm022_23.jpg)
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stuart recce
this example was originally a normal stuart light tank
and restored into recce configuration
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stuart recce
this example was originally a normal stuart light tank
and restored into recce configuration
Your good. (http://www.strictly-gi.com/pierce14.jpg)
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To easy. SdKfz 2, better known as the Kleines Kettenkraftrad HK 101 or Kettenkrad for short.
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To easy. SdKfz 2, better known as the Kleines Kettenkraftrad HK 101 or Kettenkrad for short.
Nice bike love to ride it. :D(http://panzermodelkit.valka.cz/vrakbok1.jpg)Male or Female?
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My guess is, female. The sponsons aren't large enough to hold the 6 pounders.
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My guess is, female. The sponsons aren't large enough to hold the 6 pounders.
I don't know but i think your right. :O (http://image59.webshots.com/759/0/16/54/2019016540098176252rDCZQx_fs.jpg)Easy one.
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No one can get it?
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British Mk1.
-C+
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British Mk1.
-C+
Good. (http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/4355/heufg8.jpg)
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105mm FH18/L28 auf Waffentrager GW IVb
aka "Heuschrecke 10"
(a 105mm field gun on a Pz4 chassis)
23 tons
1942
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105mm FH18/L28 auf Waffentrager GW IVb
aka "Heuschrecke 10"
(a 105mm field gun on a Pz4 chassis)
23 tons
1942
(http://img.blog.yahoo.co.kr/ybi/1/24/56/shinecommerce/folder/8/img_8_18283_2?1210397621.jpg)
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SpPz 2
I know it by heart because I built a 1:35 scale model of it lol
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SpPz 2
I know it by heart because I built a 1:35 scale model of it lol
Oh how lucky are you.(http://lh5.ggpht.com/_ah4KcrRWuBQ/SBxNQ71x58I/AAAAAAAAAHE/dA5X2bbmZcU/PICT5026.JPG)
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No one knows? :confused:
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If I could see it I'd tell ya.
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If I could see it I'd tell ya.
Damn it not showing up. :furious(http://www.ramtank.ca/clive1a.jpg)
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One of Hobart's monsters, used for instance in the Italian campaign. The chassis would usually be a Sherman, but sometimes a Churchill?
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One of Hobart's monsters, used for instance in the Italian campaign. The chassis would usually be a Sherman, but sometimes a Churchill?
Hint it was the recovery tank Hint.
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United States M32 ARV (armored recovery vehicle)
32 tons
1942
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United States M32 ARV (armored recovery vehicle)
32 tons
1942
Sorry it only the model i can't find any good pictures on it. :((http://www.missing-lynx.com/gallery/small/pz4hydro_jweiske2.jpg)
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German Sonderausfuhrung des Panzer IV
(Panzer IVG tank with experimental hydrostatic drive)
1 prototype built
23.5 tons
1944
How about something that was actually used?
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German Sonderausfuhrung des Panzer IV
(Panzer IVG tank with experimental hydrostatic drive)
1 prototype built
23.5 tons
1944
How about something that was actually used?
Working on that. :lol (http://www.ww2ss.com/edit/uploadfile/200626214427259.jpg)
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Sturminfanteriegeschütz 33 (Stug 33)
This is one of 24 made, armed with a 150mm L/11.4 heavy infantry gun.
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Sturminfanteriegeschütz 33 (Stug 33)
This is one of 24 made, armed with a 150mm L/11.4 heavy infantry gun.
(http://www.midwestmil.com/Spooner05s.jpg)
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Sturminfanteriegeschütz 33 (Stug 33)
This is one of 24 made, armed with a 150mm L/11.4 heavy infantry gun.
Actually the designation was StuIG 33 or Stu IG 33.
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United States M4 High Speed Tractor (used to tow 155mm artillery)
18 tons
1942
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United States M4 High Speed Tractor (used to tow 155mm artillery)
18 tons
1942
Good boy. :aok(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/gallery/images/bef1_2.jpg)
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I passed "boy" about 30 years ago.
German Kleiner Panzerbefehlswagen (SdKfz 265)
(light armored command vehicle)
6 tons
1935
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I passed "boy" about 30 years ago.
German Kleiner Panzerbefehlswagen (SdKfz 265)
(light armored command vehicle)
6 tons
1935
Aww. :cry(http://www.aviapress.com/magaz/tkm/tkm200201_5.jpg)Been awhile since i did a copy off a Russia tank. :O
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Soviet SU122-54
36 tons
1954
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Soviet SU122-54
36 tons
1954
Aww. :((http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/3001_12.jpg)
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Actually the designation was StuIG 33 or Stu IG 33.
yeah I was looking up information about the Sturminfanteriegeshuetz and say the Caption of a similar picture saying "Stug 33" and I got confused since Stug refers to the Sturmgeschutz but the designation on this vehicle was different. So thanks for pointing it out :)
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Aww. :((http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/3001_12.jpg)
pardon the double post...
that tank is a 12.8cm Selbstfahrlafette L/61
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pardon the double post...
that tank is a 12.8cm Selbstfahrlafette L/61
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/70/182805055_e257cc2d12.jpg?v=0)It saw better days. :lol
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M3 Grant
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M3 Grant
(http://www.geocities.com/firefly1002000/diana2.jpg)
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7.62cm FK36(r) auf Panzerjager Selbstfahrlafette Zugktraftwagen 5t (SdKfz 6)
Served with the 605th Panzerjagerbteilung in North Africa. Six guns were delivered in January and three in February 1942. They were prominent in the Battle of Gazela in May/June 1942.
:aok
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7.62cm FK36(r) auf Panzerjager Selbstfahrlafette Zugktraftwagen 5t (SdKfz 6)
Served with the 605th Panzerjagerbteilung in North Africa. Six guns were delivered in January and three in February 1942. They were prominent in the Battle of Gazela in May/June 1942.
:aok
Damn your right. :lol(http://www.morozov.com.ua/images/p82-1l.jpg)
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Grrrr..another prototype POS
Soviet T-43
34 tonnes
1943
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Does anyone but glock post picks in this thread?!?
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Grrrr..another prototype POS
Soviet T-43
34 tonnes
1943
:aok(http://www.sweb.cz/tankove_muzeum/warpics/elefant_ber_1.jpg)
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German Bergepanzer Tiger (P) (3 built)
(armored recovery vehicle based on the Porsche Tiger hull)
no weight given
1943
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German Bergepanzer Tiger (P) (3 built)
(armored recovery vehicle based on the Porsche Tiger hull)
no weight given
1943
So hard to find them.(http://www.huey.org/img76.gif)
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Does anyone but glock post picks in this thread?!?
No, but it ups his post count and keeps him busy while adults talk in other threads. Besides, you have to find something to occupy time when the street lights come on.
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M42A1 "Duster"
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M42A1 "Duster"
(http://stratosphere.halfmoon.jp/extphoto2/poland3_photo/imgp2182.jpg)
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Soviet SU76 light assault gun
1943
11 tonnes
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Soviet SU76 light assault gun
1943
11 tonnes
(http://www.warwheels.net/images/KubelBeltring2005Trowbridge1.jpg)
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VW Thing. ;)
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German "Kubelwagen"
1600 lbs
1940
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VW Thing. ;)
(http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/174/mg15118zc5.jpg)
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mittlere Schützenpanzerwagen Sd.Kfz.251/21
8620Kg
armed with 3 15mm MG151/15 or 20mm MG151/21
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mittlere Schützenpanzerwagen Sd.Kfz.251/21
8620Kg
armed with 3 15mm MG151/15 or 20mm MG151/21
(http://www.aeronautics.ru/img/img006/coalition_hardware_losses_iraq/web_gal/hardware/gallery/images/apc_001.jpg)
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United States LVTP7 armored amphibious assault vehicle
22,838kg
1971
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United States LVTP7 armored amphibious assault vehicle
22,838kg
1971
(http://www.2ndpanzerdivision.com/Update%2031206/Third%20Reich%20029.jpg)
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Opel Blitz
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Opel Blitz
(http://www.axishistory.com/fileadmin/user_upload/m/museum-kalemegdan-1.jpg)
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SdKfz 250 with 50mm AT gun
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SdKfz 250 with 50mm AT gun
(http://www.manufaktur.dk/panzer0086.jpg)
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With the guys in front it is hard to tell for sure that it is turretless -- if it is, then it is a SdKfz 263 command car.
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With the guys in front it is hard to tell for sure that it is turretless -- if it is, then it is a SdKfz 263 command car.
It dose not have a turret.
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Panzerfunkwagen 8-Rad (SdKfz 263)
:salute
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Panzerfunkwagen 8-Rad (SdKfz 263)
:salute
:salute(http://www.ww2technik.de/404.html)
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Sorry for the other picture didn't know it was not going to show use this one.(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/sel105_1.jpg)
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I believe this is what Blooz would call "prototype crap"
Selbstfahrlafette IVa 10.5cm
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I believe this is what Blooz would call "prototype crap"
Selbstfahrlafette IVa 10.5cm
You must be his twin. :lol(http://www.wargroup.net/images/gmccckw353gs.jpg)
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United States 2 1/2 ton Cargo Truck (CCKW)
5.5 tons
1941
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United States 2 1/2 ton Cargo Truck (CCKW)
5.5 tons
1941
It going to be my next car.(http://www.marubaku.com/yokohiro/o_071116_asu.jpg)
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Appears to be some sort of modification of a Soviet T-30 or T-40
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Appears to be some sort of modification of a Soviet T-30 or T-40
I forget what it call but try this one out. :lol (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2379/1875683757_639f67e6d3.jpg)Let me know if you need any hints about it.
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Krupp Kugelpanzer
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Krupp Kugelpanzer
That was fast.(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/samohybky/105b2/022.jpg)
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105mm FH18/3 (Sf) auf Geschutzwagen B-2 (f)
(a 105mm howitzer mounted on a captured French Char B hull)
32.5 tons
1942
(16 vehicles built! Woot! Almost enough to make it all worth while!)
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105mm FH18/3 (Sf) auf Geschutzwagen B-2 (f)
(a 105mm howitzer mounted on a captured French Char B hull)
32.5 tons
1942
(16 vehicles built! Woot! Almost enough to make it all worth while!)
:lol :lol(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/samohybky/ostatni/026.jpg)
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50mm KwK l/42 (Sf) auf Infanterie Panzerkampfwagen MkII 748 (e)
(Matilda II with turret removed and German 50mm AT gun mounted instead)
no weight given
1943
(getting desperate are we?)
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50mm KwK l/42 (Sf) auf Infanterie Panzerkampfwagen MkII 748 (e)
(Matilda II with turret removed and German 50mm AT gun mounted instead)
no weight given
1943
(getting desperate are we?)
No i find more weird tanks just for you. :lol(http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Picturesc/ka1.png)
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Vollkettenaufklarer 38(t) "Katzchen"
Personnel carrier for 6-8 men
No weight given
Production planned but not built, 1943-1944
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Vollkettenaufklarer 38(t) "Katzchen"
Personnel carrier for 6-8 men
No weight given
Production planned but not built, 1943-1944
It was the the first APC to be made. :noid(http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/picturesh/adm4.jpg)
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Saurer RR-7 of the Austrian Army (Pre-Nazi takeover)- used as a Artillery Tractor and APC.
Many were taken over by the Germans and converted into other uses like Armored Car and Self-Propelled Armored Observation Post.
:salute
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It was the the first APC to be made. :noid(http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/picturesh/adm4.jpg)
You're only off by 25 years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_IX_tank (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_IX_tank)
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You're only off by 25 years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_IX_tank (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_IX_tank)
Oops. :((http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Pictures/ra4.png)
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Now you're posting photoshopped pics?
That's even worse than a picture of a prototype vehicle.
Just post a T-72 and save me the trouble.
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Now you're posting photoshopped pics?
That's even worse than a picture of a prototype vehicle.
Just post a T-72 and save me the trouble.
Aww damn how did you know. :lol(http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Pictures/ad4.png)
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Polizei-Panzerkampfwagen ADGZ (also known as M35 mittlere Panzerwagen)
made by Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG of Austria
27x received from the Austrian Army in 1938 - 25x more made for the SS in 1942. Most of the early ones were used in the Danzig area of East Prussia. The later 25 were used to fight partisans in various places in the East.
:salute
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Polizei-Panzerkampfwagen ADGZ (also known as M35 mittlere Panzerwagen)
made by Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG of Austria
27x received from the Austrian Army in 1938 - 25x more made for the SS in 1942. Most of the early ones were used in the Danzig area of East Prussia. The later 25 were used to fight partisans in various places in the East.
:salute
Good. :aok(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/samohybky/150lorraine/013.jpg)
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German 150mm sFH13/1 (Se) auf Geschutzwagen Lorraine Schlepper (f) SdKfz 135/1
(150mm howitzer on a French tracked carrier hull)
8.5 tons
1942
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German 150mm sFH13/1 (Se) auf Geschutzwagen Lorraine Schlepper (f) SdKfz 135/1
(150mm howitzer on a French tracked carrier hull)
8.5 tons
1942
Easy one.(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/pzjag1_2.jpg)
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REAL German armor.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/asukaryo/manandhorse_870_10.jpg)
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REAL German armor.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/asukaryo/manandhorse_870_10.jpg)
Oh yea add him into HTC. :lol
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German 47mm PaK(t) (Sf) auf Panzerkampfwagen Ib
(47mm AT gun on Panzer I hull)
6.4 tons
1940
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German 47mm PaK(t) (Sf) auf Panzerkampfwagen Ib
(47mm AT gun on Panzer I hull)
6.4 tons
1940
(http://forum.valka.cz/files/pz3_20schine-1_729.jpg)
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German 47mm PaK(t) (Sf) auf Panzerkampfwagen Ib
(47mm AT gun on Panzer I hull)
6.4 tons
1940
Something missing .... - Alkett version. The Skoda version had a different protective gun shield. And it's 6.4 tonnes, not tons.
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My book says Daimler-Benz and Skoda and tons.
Encyclopedia of German Tanks of WW2 by Chamberlain and Doyle
German Panzer IIIN als Schienen-Ketten Fahrzeug SK1
(Panzer IIIN with railway suspension added)
23 tons (because that's what it says right here...look!, look!...yup, tons)
1942
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My book says Daimler-Benz and Skoda and tons.
Encyclopedia of German Tanks of WW2 by Chamberlain and Doyle
German Panzer IIIN als Schienen-Ketten Fahrzeug SK1
(Panzer IIIN with railway suspension added)
23 tons (because that's what it says right here...look!, look!...yup, tons)
1942
:lol(http://www.strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/oddpics/airs4.jpg)
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Glock, why the hell would you post a drawing.
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Glock, why the hell would you post a drawing.
That not a drawing watermelon i think it is sorry. :uhoh try this one. (http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/5986/pantherspartineve028yw.jpg)
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Looks like a PANTHER Aufs A with a makeshift Dozer blade fitted.
The one above that is an Armored Snowmobile APC
:salute
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Looks like a PANTHER Aufs A with a makeshift Dozer blade fitted.
The one above that is an Armored Snowmobile APC
:salute
Good job.(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/samohybky/105h38/001x.jpg) :salute
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that ugly bugger is a German 10.5 cm Le FH 18 auf Gw 35R (f)
105mm Howitzer in open superstructure that replaced the turret from the french Renault R-35 (Captured and converted by germans)
Produced from 1943-1944
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that ugly bugger is a German 10.5 cm Le FH 18 auf Gw 35R (f)
105mm Howitzer in open superstructure that replaced the turret from the french Renault R-35 (Captured and converted by germans)
Produced from 1943-1944
It not that ugly.(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/specialni/007.jpg)
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Appears to be a British Mk. IV carrier taken over by the Germans.
Called a Mk. IV 736(e) by the Germans I think.
:salute
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Appears to be a British Mk. IV carrier taken over by the Germans.
Called a Mk. IV 736(e) by the Germans I think.
:salute
(http://www.corazzati.it/centaur_fotobn3.jpg)
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Centaur Dozer
UK
Used by Royal Engineers
yeah you're right, could be uglier lol
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What did the Germans use it for, towed arty?
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Centaur Dozer
UK
Used by Royal Engineers
yeah you're right, could be uglier lol
:lol(http://homepage.eircom.net/~steven/images/auf1_cat8g.jpg)Somthing new.
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French 155mm GCT Self Propelled Howitzer
43,500kg
1977
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French 155mm GCT Self Propelled Howitzer
43,500kg
1977
(http://lh5.ggpht.com/abramsv/SCUlrZF2BEI/AAAAAAAAQrE/x9CvCjK5I40/album_wojenny_67.jpg)
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Blank Armor...
No weight given
Date Unknown, otherwise existent since creation of computer monitors
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Blank Armor...
No weight given
Date Unknown, otherwise existent since creation of computer monitors
It didn't show dammit. :mad: (http://cache.io9.com/assets/resources/2008/02/japanesetank2.JPG)
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another prototype....grrr....
Japanese TK-X MBT (a BS prototype name. It'll be changed to something real in a couple years...maybe)
40 tons
Hasn't entered production
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another prototype....grrr....
Japanese TK-X MBT (a BS prototype name. It'll be changed to something real in a couple years...maybe)
40 tons
Hasn't entered production
Hey it new a prototype. :lol(http://www.revell.de/katalog/400/03139.JPG)
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German Transportpanzer 1 (Fuchs)
14,400kg
1979
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German Transportpanzer 1 (Fuchs)
14,400kg
1979
(http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/2833/heer/amphibious/lws/lwsn2.jpg)
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Land-Wasser-Schlepper (LWS)
Tracked Amphibious Vehicle made by Rheinmetall-Borsig
:salute
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Land-Wasser-Schlepper (LWS)
Tracked Amphibious Vehicle made by Rheinmetall-Borsig
:salute
(http://forum.valka.cz/files/02386.jpg)
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Raketenwerfer mounted on a PzKpfw IV Aufs C.
:salute
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Raketenwerfer mounted on a PzKpfw IV Aufs C.
:salute
:lol(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v313/Polar123/skarzyskokamienna/IMG_7709.jpg)Hint it not Russia but base off of it.
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Looks like an Su-100
Also looks like a Sturmtiger in the background :huh
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Agree, Looks like some type of Armored Engineer Vehicle based on the SU-100 chassis. One in the background is the the same type vehicle just with a different structure,
:salute
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Agree, Looks like some type of Armored Engineer Vehicle based on the SU-100 chassis. One in the background is the the same type vehicle just with a different structure,
:salute
No but your right it is a engineer vehicle.
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Based on the SU-85? Which are all based on the T-34 chassis.
:salute
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Based on the SU-85? Which are all based on the T-34 chassis.
:salute
It is base on T-34 chassis. :salute
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OK, how about I throw one out.........what is it? Good Luck. :aok
(http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/6906/a1wf7.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
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OK, how about I throw one out.........what is it? Good Luck. :aok
(http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/6906/a1wf7.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
Going to say T-54/55 ARV?
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Get this one.(http://xs223.xs.to/xs223/08030/tos-11plus532.jpg)
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Going to say T-54/55 ARV?
Close.... it is actually a Piloted/Remote Control Firefighting Vehicle based on the T-55 MBT.
Fire Fighting Vehicle SPOT-55
SPOT-55 is a special tracked fire fighting vehicle mounted on the chassis of T-55 tank manufactured at the Military Repair Corporation 025 in Nový Jičín. It is designed to fight any kind of fire in difficult terrain and in industrial conglomerations (besides forests, it can be engaged in power plants, oil refineries, surface mines or at gas pipelines).
This system has two water tanks to hold 11,000 litres. The central tank can keep 9,000 litres and the side tank up to 2,000 litres. A foam tank can contain 2000 litres of frothing agent generated within the vehicle. Moreover, it is equipped with two powder extinguishers. The front part of the vehicle is equipped with two high-pressure revolving streamlines, while three hand streamlines can be attached to the rear part of the vehicle. When engaged at a fire, the body of the vehicle is cooled by water fog driven out of numerous pressure jets on the vehicle surface.
During operation water can be re-supplied by a pump pulling from a depth of 7.5 metres. Another possible means of water supply are two water tanks connected to the rear of the vehicle or the connection of the SPOT-55 vehicle to two fire noodles or water hydrants.
The crew of two inside the vehicle is protected against heat, radioactive contamination and fallout. The vehicle is equipped with TV a system, three radio stations and a local telephone circuit. The SPOT-55, capable of being remote-controlled up to the distance of 1,500 metres, is used by rescue and fire fighter units and by some civilian fire squads.
Basic Technical Data
Maximum weight: 45,000 kg
Operation range: 170 km
Maximum speed: 50 km/h
Diesel four-stroke engine output: 425 kW
Slope/gradient climbing capability: 20 °
Fording depth: 1,400 mm
Water stream capacity: 2,270 litres per minute
Maximum distance of water stream
With water: 65 m
With foam: 50 m
There is also a company out there that makes something similar useing surpluss German LEOPARD I MBT's: http://www.jumbofiretank.com/www_jumbo/home.htm
:salute
P.S. Yours looks like some kind of armored mine clearing vehicle mounted on a T-72 chassis.
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Close.... it is actually a Piloted/Remote Control Firefighting Vehicle based on the T-55 MBT.
Fire Fighting Vehicle SPOT-55
SPOT-55 is a special tracked fire fighting vehicle mounted on the chassis of T-55 tank manufactured at the Military Repair Corporation 025 in Nový Jičín. It is designed to fight any kind of fire in difficult terrain and in industrial conglomerations (besides forests, it can be engaged in power plants, oil refineries, surface mines or at gas pipelines).
This system has two water tanks to hold 11,000 litres. The central tank can keep 9,000 litres and the side tank up to 2,000 litres. A foam tank can contain 2000 litres of frothing agent generated within the vehicle. Moreover, it is equipped with two powder extinguishers. The front part of the vehicle is equipped with two high-pressure revolving streamlines, while three hand streamlines can be attached to the rear part of the vehicle. When engaged at a fire, the body of the vehicle is cooled by water fog driven out of numerous pressure jets on the vehicle surface.
During operation water can be re-supplied by a pump pulling from a depth of 7.5 metres. Another possible means of water supply are two water tanks connected to the rear of the vehicle or the connection of the SPOT-55 vehicle to two fire manthings or water hydrants.
The crew of two inside the vehicle is protected against heat, radioactive contamination and fallout. The vehicle is equipped with TV a system, three radio stations and a local telephone circuit. The SPOT-55, capable of being remote-controlled up to the distance of 1,500 metres, is used by rescue and fire fighter units and by some civilian fire squads.
Basic Technical Data
Maximum weight: 45,000 kg
Operation range: 170 km
Maximum speed: 50 km/h
Diesel four-stroke engine output: 425 kW
Slope/gradient climbing capability: 20 °
Fording depth: 1,400 mm
Water stream capacity: 2,270 litres per minute
Maximum distance of water stream
With water: 65 m
With foam: 50 m
There is also a company out there that makes something similar useing surpluss German LEOPARD I MBT's: http://www.jumbofiretank.com/www_jumbo/home.htm
:salute
P.S. Yours looks like some kind of armored mine clearing vehicle mounted on a T-72 chassis.
Never heard of that thanks for the info i guess blooz can't get the tank. :lol
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(http://vn-parabellum.narod.ru/picturres/pz3_swim_2.jpg)Easy one.
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PzKpfw III (ausf F?) als Tauchpanzer
Fitted with some type of snorkel gear to allow it to run submerged.
:salute
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PzKpfw III (ausf F?) als Tauchpanzer
Fitted with some type of snorkel gear to allow it to run submerged.
:salute
Good. :salute(http://cll.hemmings.com/uimage/1345741-450-266.jpg)My snow car. :lol
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Kubelwagen with some kind of "Bolt On" track system.
:salute
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Kubelwagen with some kind of "Bolt On" track system.
:salute
(http://worldwartwozone.com/photopost/data/500/wrecked_t34.jpg)Fun one.
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Soviet T26
9.4 tonnes (this one weighs a little less, I think)
1931
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Soviet T26
9.4 tonnes (this one weighs a little less, I think)
1931
Yay your back. :O(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/stihace/hetzer/extra6.jpg)
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Soviet T26
9.4 tonnes (this one weighs a little less, I think)
1931
FARK! Beat me to it. :mad: (Congrats Blooz. :aok )
Last one appears to be a Bergepanzer 38 (t) Hetzer Recover Vehicle.
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FARK! Beat me to it. :mad: (Congrats Blooz. :aok )
Last one appears to be a Bergepanzer 38 (t) Hetzer Recover Vehicle.
No but your close.
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Schutzenpanzerwagen auf Fahrgestell PzKpfw 38 (t) Armored Personnel Carrier?
:salute
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Schutzenpanzerwagen auf Fahrgestell PzKpfw 38 (t) Armored Personnel Carrier?
:salute
Pretty close.(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/specialni/feuer/003.jpg)
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German SdKfz 7/9 V-2 rocket command post vehicle
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German SdKfz 7/9 V-2 rocket command post vehicle
:salute(http://www.panzer-modell.de/referenz/suggestiv/ente.jpg)
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:salute(http://www.panzer-modell.de/referenz/suggestiv/ente.jpg)
Hint it German.
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SdKfz 300 Minenraumwagen
Expendable remote-controlled mine clearing vehicle
(Your pic is specifically the experimental Borgward B I 'ENTE' amphibious version)
:salute
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SdKfz 300 Minenraumwagen
Expendable remote-controlled mine clearing vehicle
(Your pic is specifically the experimental Borgward B I 'ENTE' amphibious version)
:salute
(http://cll.hemmings.com/uimage/1345739-450-267.jpg)
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An "accident" on the way somewhere to happen! :rolleyes:
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An "accident" on the way somewhere to happen! :rolleyes:
Picture didn't show did it?
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yea, can see it - that is why I said that. :D
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yea, can see it - that is why I said that. :D
I'll post it up later on.
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OK, what is it? Inquiring minds would like to know. :D
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OK, what is it? Inquiring minds would like to know. :D
He doesn't know. That is why it was posted. ;) ;) ;)
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He doesn't know. That is why it was posted. ;) ;) ;)
How did you know. :lol
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Well....untill you can figure it out....here is another.
(http://img114.imageshack.us/img114/5305/t1rt2.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
Good Luck. :aok
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Well....untill you can figure it out....here is another.
(http://img114.imageshack.us/img114/5305/t1rt2.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
Good Luck. :aok
T-43? Look photo shop.
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Nope, not a T-43 and it's an original photo.
Strike One. :D
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Nope, not a T-43 and it's an original photo.
Strike One. :D
T-70?
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T-70 Light Tank it is. :aok
Type Light tank
Place of origin Soviet Union
Service history
In service 1942–48
Used by Soviet Union, Poland
Wars World War II
Production history
Designer N.A. Astrov
Designed 1941–42
Manufacturer Factory 37, Kirov, GAZ, Gorkiy, Factory 38, Kirov
Produced 1942–43
Number built 8,226
Variants T-80 light tank
Specifications (T-70 model 1942[1])
Weight 9.2 tonnes
Length 4.29 m
Width 2.32 m
Height 2.04 m
Crew 2
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Armour 10–60 mm
Primary
armament 45 mm gun Model 38 (94 rds.)
Secondary
armament 7.62 mm DT coaxial machine gun
Engine 2 × GAZ-202
70 + 70 hp (52 + 52 kW)
Power/weight 15 hp/tonne
Suspension torsion bar
Fuel capacity 440 l
Operational
range 360 km
Speed 45 km/h
Turn it back over to you now Glock. :salute
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:salute (http://i11.tinypic.com/4d3j21s.jpg)
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USS Monitor ;)
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USS Monitor ;)
Nope it German.
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Turret looks similar to a SdKfz 231 6-Wheeled Armored Car
:salute
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Why looky there! Right on page 195 of the Encyclopedia of German Tanks of WW2.
The same exact picture of a floating piece of junk they call Panzerspahwagen Schildkrote III (20mm MG151).
1 prototype built in 1943.
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Why looky there! Right on page 195 of the Encyclopedia of German Tanks of WW2.
The same exact picture of a floating piece of junk they call Panzerspahwagen Schildkrote III (20mm MG151).
1 prototype built in 1943.
:aok(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1248/1250134921_4d4986db5c.jpg?v=0)
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Why looky there! Right on page 195 of the Encyclopedia of German Tanks of WW2.
RATS!! Only one page off! :D
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We give, what is it?
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We give, what is it?
Hint it UK tank.
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Hint it UK tank.
It is NOT a tank. :)
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It is NOT a tank. :)
Here a better hint. Same tank with a turret.
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Here a better hint. Same tank with a turret.
(http://www.ispr.gov.pk/Multimedia/1965/images/5%20c%20b_jpg.jpg)
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Centurion.....
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Centurion ARV........
:salute
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Centurion ARV........
:salute
(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/stihace/ostatni/032.jpg)
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3.7cm PaK auf gep Artillerie Schlepper 630(r)....... slightly used.
Field modification of a 37mm PaK anti-tank gun mounted on a captured Soviet STZ tractor.
:salute
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3.7cm PaK auf gep Artillerie Schlepper 630(r)....... slightly used.
Field modification of a 37mm PaK anti-tank gun mounted on a captured Soviet STZ tractor.
:salute
(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii170/vulcan2007/b589db15.jpg)
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Here a easier one.(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/139/324949514_769a60d98d.jpg?v=0)
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British Sexton SP Artillery
:salute
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British Sexton SP Artillery
:salute
(http://www.militarium.net/wojska_ladowe/foto/ht_15.jpg)
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GMC M16 GMC (Gun Motor Carrage) with the M45 Maxon quad .50 cal. turret
(Could also be the M17 made by International Harvester for export to Russia. Identical except for production company.)
:salute
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GMC M16 GMC (Gun Motor Carrage) with the M45 Maxon quad .50 cal. turret
(Could also be the M17 made by International Harvester for export to Russia. Identical except for production company.)
:salute
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/85/243550154_ed9b2342c4.jpg?v=0) :salute
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m22 locust
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Light Tank (Airborne) M22 Locust
:salute
EDIT: FARK! Timmy beat me! :mad: ;)
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only just
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m22 locust
(http://www.panzernet.net/panzernet/fotky/tanky/pz1/extra3.jpg)
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PzkwI
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PzkwI
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/28/57462591_7309d22be8.jpg)
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Mercedes-Benz 170V 4-door sedan
:salute
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Here is another one of historical value....
Today:
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2388/2204036235_a3aecdf733.jpg?v=0)
1969
(http://stjarna.is/stjarna2/bilamyndir/eldri/Gerlach/Gerlach1969.jpg)
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Mercedes-Benz 170V 4-door sedan
:salute
(http://www.white-star.nl/images/AmazingDiscoveries/greece1.jpg)
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(http://www.white-star.nl/images/AmazingDiscoveries/greece1.jpg)
M24 Chaffee
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M24 Chaffee
(http://www.lzbetty.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/2nd1st04.jpg)
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m19 gmc with twin mount 40mm m2 bofors
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m19 gmc with twin mount 40mm m2 bofors
(http://www.skylighters.org/slimages2/images/sdk1.jpg)
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(http://www.skylighters.org/slimages2/images/sdk1.jpg)
I remember this as something like it shoots sound or something at airplanes. Some Nazi secret weapon IIRC...
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I remember this as something like it shoots sound or something at airplanes. Some Nazi secret weapon IIRC...
Nah, it's just a Infra-Red Searchlight...... :D
SdKfz 251/20 Schutzenpanzerwagen (Infraotscheinwerer) Gerat 920. Also called the UHU (Eagle Owl)
Was the command vehicle for the 5-Tank Infra-Red Panther Platoons.
:salute
BTY..... I don't think the one above this isn't a M19 GMC but a later M42 DUSTER. It may not be listed right.
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Nah, it's just a Infra-Red Searchlight...... :D
SdKfz 251/20 Schutzenpanzerwagen (Infraotscheinwerer) Gerat 920. Also called the UHU (Eagle Owl)
Was the command vehicle for the 5-Tank Infra-Red Panther Platoons.
:salute
BTY..... I don't think the one above this isn't a M19 GMC but a later M42 DUSTER. It may not be listed right.
True but they do look the same.(http://www.ioh.pl/bron_pancerna/L6_40/c03.jpg)
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Carro Armato L 6/40
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Carro Armato L 6/40
(http://www.comandosupremo.com/L40.jpg)
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Semovente L 40 da 47/32
Same chassis as the previous.
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Semovente L 40 da 47/32
Same chassis as the previous.
Damn moving fast. :lol(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1292/936702077_9c45d28635.jpg?v=0)
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BTY..... I don't think the one above this isn't a M19 GMC but a later M42 DUSTER. It may not be listed right.
now i look at it closer i think you may be right
those tracks look too wide and it looks like a vietnam era photo
EDIT: hrrrm this is confusing the posted photo has the features of both
m42
(http://www.thetankmaster.com/IMAGES/AFV/CampRipley/M42_DUSTER/M42_DUSTER_02.jpg)
m19
(http://www.battletanks.com/images/M19_GMC.jpg)
i think its an m19 just updated a little
in the posted photo the shadows show it is close to midday at the time of the photo which shows that the guns dont protrude past the front of the hull so it a rear mount and the frontal amour is of a m19
but in saying that the turret looks slightly different, the tracks are the same as a m42 and a cant see a spider web gunsight anywhere
(http://www.lzbetty.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/2nd1st04.jpg)
IMO i think its a m19 updated for korea cause thephoto quality is too good for ww2 but i dont think m19 where used in vietnam
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No doubt they are M42 DUSTER's.
(http://www.lzbetty.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/2nd1st04.jpg)
Lets take your picture......
1. Check the Black guy's boots - they are Jungle Boots. That and the connex boxes in the background make this a Vietnam era photograph. Neither was in use during the Korean War.
2. Though the two vehicles are the similar - there is a major difference in the two. The M19 GMC is based on the M24 Chaffee Light tank while the M42 Duster is based on the M41 Walker Bulldog Light tank. The M19 was a major modification to the design of the tank with the turret moved toward the rear while the M42's turret was designed to sit right in the original turret ring of the M41 tank and was pretty much as original.
3. In your photo above if you will look above each fender at the oval opening with the pipe sticking out - this is the exhaust for the vehicle. Very prominent on the M42 Duster. Your photo shows the rear of each vehicle with the turret turned to the rear. Most likely for travel. Also note the arm projection on the left side of the turret - another prominent feature of the M42 Duster - not seen on the M19.
If you will look at the two links below and look at the rear of the vehicles you can see the difference.
M19: http://www.battletanks.com/m19_gmc.htm
M42: http://www.battletanks.com/m42_sp_aa.htm
Good debate on the vehicle. Interesting subject. :aok
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you are right great sir
i was wondering what they where
and the engine hatches i thought was just field added armour or something
now I look at it it all makes sense
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you are right great sir
i was wondering what they where
LOL! Tks. I chalk it all up to all those hours of my youth wasted going over books and photos of Military stuff when I should have been out being a normal juvenile delinquent. :D
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LOL! Tks. I chalk it all up to all those hours of my youth wasted going over books and photos of Military stuff when I should have been out being a normal juvenile delinquent. :D
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:lol
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Damn moving fast. :lol(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1292/936702077_9c45d28635.jpg?v=0)
Who made this tank also made this. (http://uk.gizmodo.com/fiat%20500%20old.jpg)
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Good clue.
My Italian is rusty (OK, more like non-existant), but I believe this is translated as "Tank Fiat Type." It was the first Italian tank ever, 2 built.
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/FWWcarro.htm
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Good clue.
My Italian is rusty (OK, more like non-existant), but I believe this is translated as "Tank Fiat Type." It was the first Italian tank ever, 2 built.
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/FWWcarro.htm
(http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/2986/arrancaminasyk7.jpg)
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mk1 matilda w/mine plow
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mk1 matilda w/mine plow
(http://forum.valka.cz/files/1202583186_sid_113.jpg)
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Yugoslavian T-32 assault gun
4.8 tons
1937
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Yugoslavian T-32 assault gun
4.8 tons
1937
Good.(http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/UnitedStates/selfpropelledguns/usspg-42-mortar-a.jpg)
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No takers eh?
United States Cunnigham 4.2" mortar SPG
no weight given
1935
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No takers eh?
United States Cunnigham 4.2" mortar SPG
no weight given
1935
(http://www.250kb.de/u/060111/j/f9908b4c.jpg)
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Hint One of the most produce Russia tank.
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T-80?
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BigRat
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T-80?
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BigRat
No it not new.
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It's a dolled up T-55.
The cannon is a NATO 105mm so I'm thinking it's a former warsaw pact easern block nation upgrading it's old soviet crap.
I'll look around and see if I can find it's new name.
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Found it.
Where the hell is Slovenia?
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Found it.
Where the hell is Slovenia?
You don't know? With all the old Bosnia/Croatia junk going on?
(http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ziemer/RADOVAN/slovenia_map.gif)
Was part of old Yugoslavia.
wrongway
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It's a dolled up T-55.
The cannon is a NATO 105mm so I'm thinking it's a former warsaw pact easern block nation upgrading it's old soviet crap.
I'll look around and see if I can find it's new name.
All you need is to find the name. :O
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It's name?
How about piece of crap with new armor and gun T-55 that they now call..get this...M-55
Original eh?
Next.
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It's name?
How about piece of crap with new armor and gun T-55 that they now call..get this...M-55
Original eh?
Next.
Yup very.(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/images/fl38_11.jpg)Not sure if i did this one yet.
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I'll redeem myself :rofl Flakpanzer 38(t)
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BigRat
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I'll redeem myself :rofl Flakpanzer 38(t)
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BigRat
(http://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/0711/6a614accd756f8c8b6d6.jpeg)
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British AS90 155mm SPG
45,000kg
1989
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British AS90 155mm SPG
45,000kg
1989
(http://www.panzerworld.net/pictures/00014.jpg)
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German Schwerer Panzerspahwagen SdKfz 231
(Heavy Armored car)
8.3 tons
1936
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German Schwerer Panzerspahwagen SdKfz 231
(Heavy Armored car)
8.3 tons
1936
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2353/1520125665_e368e4f386.jpg?v=0)
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Third time posting this one.
Check the bottom of page 27 for the answer.
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Third time posting this one.
Check the bottom of page 27 for the answer.
Damnit running out of tanks.(http://www.matetank.com/kepek/szovjet/egyeb/trak/t-20.jpg)sorry for the picture.
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Damnit running out of tanks.(http://www.matetank.com/kepek/szovjet/egyeb/trak/t-20.jpg)sorry for the picture.
t-20? sry i cheat! :D
you still owe me a cookie!
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t-20? sry i cheat! :D
you still owe me a cookie!
Damn you no cookie for you.(http://www.combatreform.com/vk601diagonalview.jpg)
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Pzkw II (J maybe? - Doesn't look like the L (Luchs) turret.)
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Pzkw II (J maybe? - Doesn't look like the L (Luchs) turret.)
(http://www.panzer-reich.co.uk/images/tanks/panzer-2/bruckenleger-auf-panzerkampfwagen-2/panzer-2-brucke-1.jpeg)
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German Brukenleger auf Panzerkampfwagen II
(armored bridge layer using Panzer IIb hull)
no weight given
1940
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German Brukenleger auf Panzerkampfwagen II
(armored bridge layer using Panzer IIb hull)
no weight given
1940
(http://www.morozov.com.ua/images/p68l.jpg)
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:rock :t
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Russian T-35.
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Russian T-35.
Fun one. :O (http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1232/936703119_0997d2d405.jpg?v=0)
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Appears to be two Renault-FT-17s, a Schneider Tank and that Fiat tank you posted a little while ago.
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Appears to be two Renault-17s, a Schneider M16 and that Fiat tank you posted a little while ago.
One of them is not a Renault-17 take a closer look at the gun.
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Kind of small -- is it the license built US version (M1917 I think they called it)?
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Kind of small -- is it the license built US version (M1917 I think they called it)?
The one to the far left?
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Turret looks a little larger -- is it the variant that had the short 75mm gun? (FT-bs)
Warmer/Colder?
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Turret looks a little larger -- is it the variant that had the short 75mm gun? (FT-bs)
Warmer/Colder?
Your warmer.
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The FT-17 had variants for MGs only, a short 37mm gun, and a 75mm howitzer. I suppose it could be the 37mm version, then. There was also a command version without any gun. It looks like there is a gun there, but I am having a hard time deciding if it is a gun or a trick of the light/angle.
Taking a cue from the big Italian tank to the right, I suppose it could be the Italian version of the FT-17 which was the Fiat-3000.
If none of those, I will wait for Blooz to come back.
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The FT-17 had variants for MGs only, a short 37mm gun, and a 75mm howitzer. I suppose it could be the 37mm version, then. There was also a command version without any gun. It looks like there is a gun there, but I am having a hard time deciding if it is a gun or a trick of the light/angle.
Taking a cue from the big Italian tank to the right, I suppose it could be the Italian version of the FT-17 which was the Fiat-3000.
If none of those, I will wait for Blooz to come back.
Yup it the Fiat-3000. :aok(http://www.afrikakorps.org/_photos/LtMarkVIAA/LtMarkVIAALF.jpg)
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British Tank, Light AA, Mk1
5.5 tons
1940
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British Tank, Light AA, Mk1
5.5 tons
1940
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1097/1435370045_cd5483ac1e.jpg?v=0)
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Another FT-17, this one the TSF version (command tank). No armament other than the wireless morse telegraph.
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Another FT-17, this one the TSF version (command tank). No armament other than the wireless morse telegraph.
(http://kiwisinarmour.hobbyvista.com/images/dcwd-3s.jpg)
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3 for you glock to ID
(http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-12/1114844/tank-1-1.jpg)
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3 for you glock to ID
(http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-12/1114844/tank-1-1.jpg)
Oh you just skip mine how dare you. :lol
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Nope. :) The ID was requested from you, not the general membership. ;)
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Nope. :) The ID was requested from you, not the general membership. ;)
Hint?
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Hint?
But aren't you the armor expert?
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But aren't you the armor expert?
Never said i was. Blooz is the armor expert.
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Agh, so you just hunt for pics on the inet.
Hint - pre 1945
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Agh, so you just hunt for pics on the inet.
Hint - pre 1945
Yup.
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The armored car picture is a British Marmon-Herrington MkII Armored Car
6 tonnes
1939
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The armored car picture is a British Marmon-Herrington MkII Armored Car
6 tonnes
1939
(http://www.usasac.army.mil/fmscustomers/images/image001.jpg)
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Did you give up glock?
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United States M113 APC
11,300kg
1960
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United States M113 APC
11,300kg
1960
(http://www.tracks-n-troops.com/archive/Eastern%20Karelia%201941.jpg)
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BA-6 and artillery tractor. Eastern Karelia 1941 The tractor could be a STZ-3.http://www.o5m6.de/stz-3.html
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Since you had trouble with the other 3 pics, try this one
(http://www.o5m6.de/WLA-42_1.jpg)
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Since you had trouble with the other 3 pics, try this one
(http://www.o5m6.de/WLA-42_1.jpg)
It not showing. Try this one. (http://img352.imageshack.us/img352/4058/bmp1mgeo16aih9.jpg)
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Ukrainian BMP-1U "Shkval"
14 tonnes
2001
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Ukrainian BMP-1U "Shkval"
14 tonnes
2001
(http://topgun.rin.ru/images/2013_1.jpg)
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British Challenger I
62 tonnes
1983
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(http://images.janes.com/defence/land_forces/news/jdw/jdw010627_1_p.jpg)
anyone
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Looks like the prototype version of the Austalian Archer 155mm truck born artillery system
Here's what it really looks like
(http://www.military-today.com/artillery/archer.jpg)
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its swedish - made by bofors - look @ the B in the front , and you are right its an archer.
Denmark, Australia, Canada, India and other countries have expressed an interest in ARCHER and requested more information from BAE Systems Bofors AB.
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Name this vehicle (full description please)
(http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/5440/happyfluffybunniesqf0.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
early version of the Jadgpanzer
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British Challenger I
62 tonnes
1983
(http://www.philatelicdatabase.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/ww1-minerva-armoured-car-2.jpg)
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French Mors armored car.
no weight given
1914
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French Mors armored car.
no weight given
1914
(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/pol/images/ursus.jpg)
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(http://www.achtungpanzer.com/pol/images/ursus.jpg)
That looks like Scuzzy's SUV
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Polish Samochod Pancerny WZ29 "Ursus" armored car
no weight given
1929
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Polish Samochod Pancerny WZ29 "Ursus" armored car
no weight given
1929
(http://www.armas.es/foro/archivo.php?COD=10713)
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French S35 Somua.
-C+
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French S35 Somua.
-C+
Good.(http://www.army-technology.com/projects/patria/images/patria2.jpg)
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Finnish "Patria" Armored modular vehicle
14 - 26 tons depending on configuration
amphibious up to 22 tons
2007
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Finnish "Patria" Armored modular vehicle
14 - 26 tons depending on configuration
amphibious up to 22 tons
2007
(http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/1167/flaming1.jpg)
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(http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/1167/flaming1.jpg)
Panzerkampfwagen II (Flamm) Ausf.A and B
12 tonnes
had two Flammenwerfer nozzles in traversable spray heads located at the front of each fender and a mg34 in the redesigned turret. It carried 320 litres of flame fuel and could be sprayed 40 meters with compressed nitrogen.
1940
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Panzerkampfwagen II (Flamm) Ausf.A and B
12 tonnes
had two Flammenwerfer nozzles in traversable spray heads located at the front of each fender and a mg34 in the redesigned turret. It carried 320 litres of flame fuel and could be sprayed 40 meters with compressed nitrogen.
1940
Very good. :aok :aok(http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/g/aaarde.jpg)
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Soviet GAZ truck with quad Maxims mounted.
Couldn't find an actual name for the weapon. The truck was standard 1 1/2 ton Soviet cargo truck and the weapons came in a multitude of variations.
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Soviet GAZ truck with quad Maxims mounted.
Couldn't find an actual name for the weapon. The truck was standard 1 1/2 ton Soviet cargo truck and the weapons came in a multitude of variations.
(http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p118/MikkoM2/IM000374.jpg)
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!
Ok...how about a real tank this time.
No, wait!
Post the "Tiger" from Kelly's Heroes or Saving Private Ryan!
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!
Ok...how about a real tank this time.
No, wait!
Post the "Tiger" from Kelly's Heroes or Saving Private Ryan!
Ha you got it XD (http://www.tankmuseum.ru/images/p2/n3.jpg)
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Soviet SU-100Y
60 tonnes
1940
One of a kind. Prototype. Only one built. Fought at Moscow and survived the war.
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Soviet SU-100Y
60 tonnes
1940
One of a kind. Prototype. Only one built. Fought at Moscow and survived the war.
(http://globetrotter08.free.fr/Materiels/EBR-6-12-cuir-2007/ebr-fl-10_9104.jpg)
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French EBR armored car
13 tons
1954
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French EBR armored car
13 tons
1954
(http://www.weapon.df.ru/tanks/sovsau/medium/uralmash1.jpg)
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(http://www.weapon.df.ru/tanks/sovsau/medium/uralmash1.jpg)
Hint it Russia.