Name that tank!

Slomo, I just wanted to say I couldn't make better answer

Your turn!

 

Slomo, I just wanted to answer that I couldn't give better answer
Good job!

Your turn!

 

Here's a tank you don't hear to much about.
Good Luck.

 

What about this one?

 

Looks like a bad drawing of New Zealand Bob Semple tank.
And BTW, you should wait until previous question is answered, (ot at least when there is no new posts for a while)

 

That's it.

I am sorry.

 

@ Vatha,
It might not be a great rendition of the Bob Semple, but it's not such a bad drawing. You figured it out.

@ Artema,
Don't worry about jumping ahead of the game a bit. It's no big deal.

Now if you can guess my latest tank, it will be your turn to post another of your choice.

 

Slomo, your tank is MTLS - IGI4, aka Dutch four man tank.

And since Artema seems to have more inspiration than me, I will leave next question to him.

 

Congratulations, your designation of the tank is right, it's the Marmon-Herrington MTLS-IG14.

Here's a little more info.
"During the period from 1935 to 1941, the firm Marmon-Herrington built a series of tanks for export, some of them being produced by the US Army and Marine Corps. These vehicles ranged from light turretless two-man tanks that were based on commercial components produced by the firm, to three- and four-man tanks of the more conventional design.

A bit more about the MTLS-IG14 itself:
"Originally ordered for the Dutch East Indies and known as the Dutch Four-Man Tank, this was the largest of the tanks built by Marmon-Herrington. Though the hull design was similar to that of the CTMS-ITB1, it was longer and deeper and was fitted with wider tracks. The two-man turret was equipped with twin 37mm guns, with a .30cal machine.gun mounted on the right side of the turret plate. In addition a AA machine-gun socket mount was provided at the rear of the turret and ball mounts on the hull front. Crew 4; 2 37mm guns; 2 to 4 MG; armour 1/2 - 1in; engine Hercules 6-cylinder 240hp, liquid cooled; 26mph; 16ft 1in x 8ft 8 1/2in x 9ft 2 1/4in."

Good job Vathra.
I guess then it is over to you Artema. Your go.

 

Well is Artemagoing to go?

 

Go ahead and post your own picture. It has been a very long time.

 

Here is new one:
We see remains of which vehicle?

 

Would that be Wespe by any chance?

E: Or Leichte Feldhaubitze 18 auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen II
I think I got it right but I'm at school ATM so someone else can go ahead ^^

 

Yes, it is (badly beaten) Wespe.
There is no muzzle break, shield for gun, and entire back of the vehicle.

I will put another photo in the evening, so if anyone is quicker...

 

This is photo from Hungary, 1945.
What vehicle(s) presence is strange on this place?

 

I see are at least two "odd ones" a Matilda and what looks like an Italian M series "medium". Most of the others have either German or Hungarian origin but I can't identify them all.

 

Yes, you are right!

On this photo we can see:
- Hungarian Turan I and Turan II tanks, Zrinyi SPG
- German Pz III, Grille and Hummel SPGs
- Italian M15/42
- British Matilda Mk II

And last two are "odd" ones, actually Trophy weapons.

Your turn, TOS!

 

The 2 numbered vehicles (153/154) might be 43M Zrinyi II SPG.

Nevermind guess you must have been posting when I first checked and was looking the picture over. I should have refreshed the page before posting.

 

Can't post anything until late tonight +1 GMT so if anyone has a good one go ahead !Will be back home this week end and finally have access to my books again until then I can only pick pictures from the net anyway.

BTW I had identified most of the others but how do you distinguish a Hummel from a Nashorn when all that's left is that

 

If you mean wreck on the left, in front of Matilda, I don't know what it is.
But there is one Hummel behind Grille, gun is definitely 15cm.