Name that tank!

Yes a Panhard converted by the Germans as a railway vehicle. AFAIK any armoured car could be easily converted, by just changing the weels, IMO as long as it's weel axis was narrower than the track width that's not going to be too difficult. I've seen a number of other vehicles (Soviet, German, Italian and Japanese) so converted.

Back to you.

 

Thank you, here´s my next one!
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Looks to me like a FT 17 copy with a close support howitzer, prob 75mm

 

Nope, but French is good.

 

Could it be the Peugeot 1918 prototype?

 

Wow wow wow! Back and an Strike! Over to you mate!

 

ok will try to upload a pic ... yeeah it worked

 

Ummpf, russian with portable AT Gun? New to me!

 

not Russian (and probably is new to you - was ww2 - after your time )

sorry edit; - was just before ww2 so you may have seen one (although still going in 1940)

 

Bad, thought it was russian for the AT-Gun.

Hey you rascal, how did you found out my age,he! That will end bad for you if i find my crutches!!!!

 

Little clue - think SS

 

They weren´t my friends those days Didn´t found it.

 

A pre-war SS self-propelled anti-tank gun, way too many hyphens in my opinion. At that time the SS got mostly cast-offs. Is the chassis Austrian or Czech?

 

Is the chassis a Yugoslavian S-Id tankette !

 

The chassis was the Czech T-3D (Skoda S-1-j) assault gun.

The picture shows the Skoda LKMVP anti tank gun carrier. One prototype was produced in 1938. After 1939 it was called the PUV-6, This prototype was purchaced by the Waffen SS in 1940, the gun was carried on the vehicle but could also be towed , It was possible to fire the gun from the vehicle

 

Been a while so I'll have a go, hope no one object's

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A US M-2?

 

No, I think I might have a good one here, Makes a change

 

I know it as a Hungarian V4, a weel and track design, possibly anphibious as well. AFAIK that picture was taken during the Italian evaluation of the tank as it's classified it their archives as CETEM 48/M.

 

Well I'll let you have that, The info I have is;-

The light tank V4 was one of Nicholas Straussler's earlier projects. The V4 had a cross aeticulated three piont suspension system, The tank remaind in prototype form ony, Yes Hungarian here's another foto

View attachment 12270 I dont think that worked Yes it did my interweb is not the best were we live.The tank had very bizzare suspension sa can be seen

I try to give as much info as I can so other chaps and chapesess can learn from what we Know, Sorry to be a borr Yes you are correct your go