Name that tank!

I knew I'd seen it, it's the Mannschaftstransportwagen 1

 

you're so close I think I'll give it to you.

The Mannschaftstransportwagen 1 was the design specification for which this vehicle was built by Magirus, along with another in competition from Daimler Benz which never got to the turretted stage..

So i believe this is correctly the Mannschaftstransportwagen Magirus ARW of 1930, which although discontinued led to many of the features in the later German 8-wheelers.

Some more info;

New Leadwarrior release: Magirus ARW/MTW 1 (Mannschaftstransportwagen)

Your turn

 

This will be too easy for you i think but here goes
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it's a lovely vehicle, and a real shame it didn't go further. I think I should leave that for the others though

 

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

 

Awww - its cute

 

Shame on me with the Magirus! OK i´m looking for a new identity and a new passport!:-(

 

If nobody's going for Darren's question I might have to answer it soon last chances....

 

Ok it's the RK Ausf.A \ Saurer RK-9, a 1942 prototype based on a PzI chassis (also seen it called the Lj-9, but RK seems more common)

 

Do you really need conformation

 

I've been wrong before - and lots of stuff is misnamed or has several names, and I always hope to find out some detail I hadn't seen before

Anyway try this unusual wagon;

 

It looks like the Japanese Type 92 Hokoku but info is scarce

 

Although type 92 is basically correct (correctly Type 2592), you aren't quite there - The Hokoku-Go was a four-wheeled version on a slightly different chassis - have another try

(Although to be fair the designations are not universally applied quite as consistently to the different models as would be hoped)

 

You are right, I was too vague, That turret is very well camaflarged as I have just noticed it, How about the the Type 2592 Osaka Hokoku-Go armoured car

 

I'll let you have it , seeing as I don't have an absolutely 100% certain answer, but I believe the one in the picture is a Type92/2592 Naval model or a 'kokusan', rather than the Hokoku-Go, but it is often labelled as such. It definitely has 6 wheels, not 4

 

Thanks, there was very little info on it, try this

 

That's the Skoda T-3-D also known as the S-1-j prototype designed for the Yugoslavs, then taken over by the SS although nobody seems to know if it was ever used

 

Yes thats correct, The prototype was purchased by the Waffen SS in 1938, Wether it was used is anyones guess but this was the last assault gun designed by Skoda

 

Here's an easy one for you

 

I'll leave that for awhile