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Name that tank!

Discussion in 'Quiz Me!' started by Joe, Oct 29, 2007.

  1. TiredOldSoldier

    TiredOldSoldier Ace

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    All 3 are from the same country (and BTW same source), there is one detail on the right one that should be a dead giveaway.
     
  2. Kruska

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    Hello T.O.S.

    do you mean the Semovente M43 105/25 Bassotto ?

    Regards
    Kruska
     
  3. TiredOldSoldier

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    Hello Kruska

    Not 100% correct but close enough, it's the Semovente M43 prototype but it's still armed with the 105/20 not the 105/25 of the production model.
    The one on the right with the nearly readable licence plate (I can read the initial RE anyway) is a Semovente M42 75/18 and the "missing link" is a M41 modified to act as prototype for the Carro Celere Sahariano.
    Over to you.
     
  4. Kruska

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    Hello T.O.S,

    well - I wouldn't even have known about the 105/20, thanks for some interesting info.

    Allright just found out about that crazy thing:

    View attachment 6722

    Honest to God, they even build it

    View attachment 6721

    Regards
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  5. TiredOldSoldier

    TiredOldSoldier Ace

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    Looks like the Tsar Tank / Netopyr / Lebedenko Tank or whatever else you want to call it, crazy concept, why two huge weels and a very small one that will get stuck in the first ditch it tries to cross ?
     
  6. Kruska

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    Ahrrgg :mad: :( not even 15 minutes and takes me two hours just find the bloody picture.:rolleyes:


    Over to you T.O.S. :)

    Regards
    Kruska
     
  7. TiredOldSoldier

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    Kurska that "thing" you posted is so crazy it's unforgettable even if one saw it years ago, all I remembered about it is it was Russian but "google is your friend".

    This is the best I can think of without going for really crazy things like Italian or Japanese AA tanks.

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  8. zippo

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    Is it a Panzer 38(t)?
     
  9. T. A. Gardner

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    Pz II D or E model, possibly the engineering variant made in tiny numbers but I can't be sure on the last just from that photo.
     
  10. TiredOldSoldier

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    TA is close but it's not the engineering variant.
    Most of this batch ended up converted as Marder II after the 1941 campaign but during Barbarossa they had a very different role.
     
  11. SPGunner

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    Pz II Flammpanzer?
     
  12. TiredOldSoldier

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    Yes it's the Flammpanzer II, you can recognize the flamethrower nozzles over the mudguard.

    Didn't think this would last so long

    Over to you
     
  13. RocketFlight

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    Since there hasn't been a post in a while, I guess I'll post one.

    What could this be?
     

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  14. TiredOldSoldier

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    Looks like a German LeFH 18 105mm on top of a French Char 2Bis chassis. But if it had a Sdkfz number I can't find it.
     
  15. Gromit801

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    B1bis tank with 10.5cm gun
     
  16. JagdtigerI

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    It is the 10.5cm leFH18/3 (Sf) auf Geschutzwagen B-2(f)
     
  17. JagdtigerI

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    Alright since Rocketflight hasn't been on for 3 days I pronounce myself right ;)

    How about this one
     

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  18. TiredOldSoldier

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    JaddgtigerI,

    I couldn't come up with a name though I agree with you on what Rocketflight's post was and the thread is "name that tank".

    Your post lokks like a german installation of a czech 47mm A/T on a French light tank (R35 or H35 never could distinguish the two) chassis. but this time I have a possible name 4.7cm PAK (t) auf Panzerjaeger Renault R35 (f).
     
  19. RocketFlight

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    Lol, I'm a busy guy. I try to get on every chance I get. And yes, it is a German LeFH 18 105mm on top of a French Char 2Bis chassis. I don't think it had a Sdkfz number.
     
  20. TiredOldSoldier

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    Waiting for Jadgtiger's confirmation on the 4.7cm PAK (t) auf Panzerjaeger Renault R35 (f) .........
     

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