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Discussion in 'The Tanks in World War 2 quiz section' started by Boba Nette, Aug 27, 2004.

  1. David.W

    David.W Active Member

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    Roel: Isn't that the famous Wittman's Tiger photo? The one that turns out not to be his after all! ;) :)

    P.s. The name of the other tank is Notatiger. ;)
     
  2. Gunter_Viezenz

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    What picture I cannot see it on my computer :( i only see the big boxy one.
     
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    Who can tell what this is???????????
     
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    Hungarian? 40M Nimrod?
     
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    i thought i had a good one :cry: :cry: :cry: :D :D

    correct
     
  6. Ricky

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    Apologies for not posting a picture...

    Over to Oli.
     
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    Fairly easy one: but it is NOT a Chaffee....
     
  8. Gunter_Viezenz

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    I wouldnt guess the Chaffee as it does not have a muzzle break and this tank does. I would guess the M41 bulldog.
     
  9. Ricky

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    It's the air-portable version of the Chaffee - the Chaffinch! :D

    It doesn't look quite right for the M-41, but I don't know what else it could be...
     
  10. Gunter_Viezenz

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    Its in the eye of the beholder, I will stick to my original awnser. If I was making a tank air portable i wouldnt add extra weight by adding on a muzzle break, well thats me not reality.
     
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    Muzzle brake reduces recoil, which allows for a decrease in structural strength of the vehicle, hence a decrease in weight.
     
  12. Oli

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    No, not the M41. Chaffee was a clue... (I'm being VERY picky here, though).
     
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    Correct. New engine, new gun, new sighting systems, etc. Not a Chaffee at all.
     
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    Ok, try this...
     
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    PzKpfw II Flampanzer.
     
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    Dang, that was quick! :eek:

    Yes, you are correct.
     
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    :( got it before I couldget a chane.
     
  19. David.W

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    It's Sunday.

    I'm off work.

    The weather's crap.

    We've been out to lunch.

    What else is there to do, apart from be quick off the mark in a WWII tank quiz!
     
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    I was going to make a snappy answer, then realised that I am in the same position. Except that my wife is at work and I am putting off doing the washing up! :D
     

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