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  1. Anonymous

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    can someone answer plz i am getting curious loooooool :-? :-? :-?
     
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  3. Danyel Phelps

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    Sherman, for its adaptability.
     
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    The Australian Sentinel - never used, but it remains my favouite 'what if' tank.

    Well designed, good armour, capable of much upgrading (originally armed with a 2pdr, later prototypes had a 25pdr howitzer, a 17pdr, one test rig even had twin 25pdrs!)
     
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    Stug 3 .
    can't help it : i'm a assault gun lover :D
     
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    Tiger I. I think for the fact that it played a prominent part in all the battles of WW2 which I am most interested in (Kalmyk Steppe battles, Kharkov, Kursk, Dneiper bend battles, Cherkassy, battle for western Ukraine, Normandy, Bagration etc to name just a few.

    Mind you, the Panther also played a major part in most (though not all) of these battles and more but there's just 'something' about the Tiger I that does it for me.
     
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    The Comet.
    Because I spent most time in it.
     
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    The T-34. It revolutionized tank design.

    :smok:
     
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    The T 34, for the reason named above.
     
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    the panther, a beautifull lovely beast!!!!
     
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    Konigstiger!!! It's big, it's strong, it's best....almost like me :lol: :smok:
     
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    I can't choose!! :D

    The most beautiful IMHO is the JagdPanther, then the King Tiger, then the T34/85. But the Panther G was the best. I think. We're still nowhere near the end of that discussion...

    Welcome to the forum tiger1.
     
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    I have to agree that the most beautiful AFV ever built was the Jagdpanther. I love it's lines and angles.
     
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    Personally, I like the JS-3.

    :eek:
     
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    Oh yes... *drools*
     
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    My vote goes to: IS-2.
    Magnus
     
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    The JS-3 looked cool
     
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    Still, the JS-3 wasn't a World War II tank...

    Christian
     
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    Wasn't it just in time to attend the victory parade in Berlin? :D Oh the irony!
     
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    I wouldn't know which one to go for. I think the Tiger, Panter and the mark IV are nice vehicles.
     
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