hi! the names tanki junky! like my name in my gaming account, easy to find if you look up tankijunky you'll probably find tons of stuff i do on other websites. i actually decided to just join and see if i can get some good out of talking with other players. as of my intro im a huge fan of german blitzkreig and world war era weaponry course i dont support nazism (hate nazis) i still like german things, specifically tanks.
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Right on the money. The Finns got a few of these as booty from the Winter War. I believe they served in some capacity or other until the end of the war.K.Rokossovski wrote:
A Soviet T-28. A pre-war design for an infantry support medium tank, though this concept was mostly abolished when the war actually started. Most remaining ones were lost during Barbarossa.SuomiHunajaa wrote:
Next question (just the model for this one).
that would be the old Australian CA-15. Am I right? Yes, looks like a Mustang.injinji wrote:
Another one from me (not a Mustang
I don't think it was ever in full production or let alone service as jet planes were the next coming thing.
Correct!SuomiHunajaa wrote:
that would be the old Australian CA-15. Am I right? Yes, looks like a Mustang. I don't think it was ever in full production or let alone service as jet planes were the next coming thing.injinji wrote:
Another one from me (not a Mustang
you think the CA-15 was hard? try this one
No searching Google for image, Cheaters
Avro Anson, I saw a documentary with them just last week.NukeRaider33 wrote:
you think the CA-15 was hard? try this one
No searching Google for image, Cheaters
Lol looks like the demon spawn of a Wellington and a Defiant.injinji wrote:
Avro Anson, I saw a documentary with them just last week.NukeRaider33 wrote:
you think the CA-15 was hard? try this one
No searching Google for image, Cheaters
Hint: when trying to identify RAF aircraft types of WW2, use the squadron identifier shown on the side of the airframe around the roundel, in this case "B VX." That means the second aircraft ("B") of No. 206 Squadron ("VX"). Part of RAF Coastal Command, the 206 flew a variety of aircraft during the war, including the Anson at the outset in 1939. In this case, it was easy enough to find a list of WW2 squadron identification codes, and then look at the list of 4 or 5 aircraft the squadron flew during the course of the war.
Wow, that was fast. And I thought that picking a Canadian plane with British logos would throw everyone off.injinji wrote:
Avro Anson
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Well, I was mostly right.MontanaBB wrote:
Hint: when trying to identify RAF aircraft types of WW2, use the squadron identifier shown on the side of the airframe around the roundel, in this case "B VX." That means the second aircraft ("B") of No. 206 Squadron ("VX"). Part of RAF Coastal Command, the 206 flew a variety of aircraft during the war, including the Anson at the outset in 1939. In this case, it was easy enough to find a list of WW2 squadron identification codes, and then look at the list of 4 or 5 aircraft the squadron flew during the course of the war.
There are some very bright minds here, maybe two years ago we had a similar thread that had to stop because we ran out of obscure tanks to post lol. Was quite a long thread too iirc.NukeRaider33 wrote:
And I thought that picking a Canadian plane with British logos would throw everyone off.
How 'bout this one?
Now you are just showing off. With all due respect, Sgt Maj.
Almost like a trick question...
1) Who is she?
2) Any comments on the occasion?
I have never been able to identify ships, a google search meant I didn't even guess the right nation. Now that I know who she is though, I do know the occasion, but I won't say. It's a pity I knew who she was but couldn't put a face on her.K.Rokossovski wrote:
Almost like a trick question...1) Who is she?
2) Any comments on the occasion?
I know, if you give up it's an early Heinkel He 111 with a "stepped" cockpit.SuomiHunajaa wrote:
Now you are just showing off. With all due respect, Sgt Maj.
Admiral Hipper classK.Rokossovski wrote:
Almost like a trick question...1) Who is she?
2) Any comments on the occasion?
I'll get the location now so. Since it has a US flag on it I would imagine it's heading off to get nuked in the Kwajelein Atoll.injinji wrote:
Admiral Hipper class
Operation Crossroads, which means it's Prinz Eugen (or should I say, USS Prinz Eugen).Quasi-duck wrote:
I'll get the location now so. Since it has a US flag on it I would imagine it's heading off to get nuked in the Kwajelein Atoll.injinji wrote:
Admiral Hipper class
Here's one only a true Star Wars fan will know.
TIE Defender and that is not using google. If it is from the new SW chidlrens show, no I don't watch that so I won't be able to tell the model.injinji wrote:
Here's one only a true Star Wars fan will know.
Both of you, correct! Sad to see such a beauty be nothing but fodder for a nuke test...injinji wrote:
Operation Crossroads, which means it's Prinz Eugen (or should I say, USS Prinz Eugen).Quasi-duck wrote:
I'll get the location now so. Since it has a US flag on it I would imagine it's heading off to get nuked in the Kwajelein Atoll.injinji wrote:
Admiral Hipper class
I always wanted to see her made into a museum ship, but that just wasn't something they did back then. More glorious ships have been scrapped as well, a sad fate but an understandable one. The cost to keep them in good condition is astronomical.K.Rokossovski wrote:
Both of you, correct! Sad to see such a beauty be nothing but fodder for a nuke test...
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