OK, after a little pause...
I think most of us know the big guy on the right side, but who is his little nephew to the left?
30 Mar 2018, 11:53
WADUP panzers!
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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30 Mar 2018, 11:56
Good question, I would guess some kind of Pz. I variant.K.Rokossovski wrote:
OK, after a little pause...I think most of us know the big guy on the right side, but who is his little nephew to the left?
1 Apr 2018, 01:15 (edited)
At first I thought it might be a machine gun mounted in the turret. After looking at it, I wonder if we are seeing the front on the lower hull with the turret facing the back of the tank, so we are seeing the back of the turret?
Panzer I - command variant?
"A good plan, violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan next week." - General George S. Patton, Jr.
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1 Apr 2018, 17:51
Ok, Slow down guys, we Canadian Actually can transport our troops in armoured vehicles.Peter Mat wrote:
LOL, My Google images said it was a modern Canadian Troop Transporter.
This is an LAV III, a troop transport. In fact, we made this one right here in Canada.
"White Fang knew the law well: To oppress the weak and obey the strong"
Jack London, White Fang
My parents once told me not to play with matches, so I built a flamethrower
Jack London, White Fang
My parents once told me not to play with matches, so I built a flamethrower
1 Apr 2018, 23:18
Nope; its an Italian CV-33 light tank. Designed for mountain combat, it had to be light and manoevrable... the pic shows what that means when comparing it to a REAL battlefield queen.
9 Apr 2018, 17:10
yeet didnt think this would have been so popular, geuss its like the common forums. hmm. also if no one geussed that tank on the left is what i cll pityfull italian pasta spitter. it is a sad little machine that even the japs could kill easily.
9 Apr 2018, 17:47
*panzer intensifies*
9 Apr 2018, 19:56
4 million Euro tea making facility lol, the British did not pay a single Euro for that haha. It did cost a lot of pounds though.tankijunky wrote:
*panzer intensifies*
9 Apr 2018, 22:22
Let us try to get this game back on
what is this thing and what would it be hooked up to?
"White Fang knew the law well: To oppress the weak and obey the strong"
Jack London, White Fang
My parents once told me not to play with matches, so I built a flamethrower
Jack London, White Fang
My parents once told me not to play with matches, so I built a flamethrower
10 Apr 2018, 00:16
It's obviously either a first or second-generation American mobile air-search radar truck, most likely of WW2 vintage.NukeRaider33 wrote:
what is this thing and what would it be hooked up to?
Let's hope it was hooked to field telephone, radio or some other reliable form of communication. Otherwise, it wasn't particularly useful.
10 Apr 2018, 07:54
Did a google image search, says it is a WWII microwave. Is this for soldiers to heat up their rats?
10 Apr 2018, 18:09
it is a SCR-584 radar, create in the MIT Radiation laboratory, hooked up to a(n)..
Spoiler
Automated Anti-aircraft gun
I kid you not, this actually existed in World War 2. That is the rough sketch
It was most commonly hooked up to a 90 mm gun, like a M2
"White Fang knew the law well: To oppress the weak and obey the strong"
Jack London, White Fang
My parents once told me not to play with matches, so I built a flamethrower
Jack London, White Fang
My parents once told me not to play with matches, so I built a flamethrower
10 Apr 2018, 18:32
Very impressive, must not have been used much though.NukeRaider33 wrote:
it is a SCR-584 radar, create in the MIT Radiation laboratory, hooked up to a(n)..Spoiler
Automated Anti-aircraft gunI kid you not, this actually existed in World War 2. That is the rough sketch
It was most commonly hooked up to a 90 mm gun, like a M2
10 Apr 2018, 21:10
Guess not... It seems to be intended to track and target slow high-altitude formations of heavy bombers (with the 90mm and all that), and I guess we know how much the Luftwaffe had of those by the time stuff like this became available.
10 Apr 2018, 21:20
Nope, It was used to shoot down the V1, but that was only the most well known case. There were many other documented case of these guns shooting other aircraft.K.Rokossovski wrote:
Guess not... It seems to be intended to track and target slow high-altitude formations of heavy bombers (with the 90mm and all that), and I guess we know how much the Luftwaffe had of those by the time stuff like this became available.
"White Fang knew the law well: To oppress the weak and obey the strong"
Jack London, White Fang
My parents once told me not to play with matches, so I built a flamethrower
Jack London, White Fang
My parents once told me not to play with matches, so I built a flamethrower
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