The Panzerjaeger sounded a bit strange to me too but that's what my generally reliable book said. Here's the next View attachment 7023
It looks sort of like the Carro Armato L6/40, adopted by the Germans as the Pz Kpfw L6/40 733(i) but not exactly...
Not an Ansaldo L6/40, different gun, different drive train, different name and different dates, this one is from before the war.
Close but no cigar, the M11/39 had more or less the same drive train as the later M13/40 (8 roadweels sprung in groups of 4) this vehicle resembles the L6 but has one more little weel as the rear one is designed to be off the ground. This is a true L6 View attachment 7583 And this is a variant of the vehicle I'm asking about armed like the M11/39. View attachment 7584 The family resemblance is evident but .....
Not an L3 either. We've just run out of mainstream Italian tank models (unless someone comes up with the P40 but I said pre-war ), you need to dig a little deeper.
It's Italian and from the same design line that eventually resulted in the L6/40 but earlier. Only a handful were built and it never saw combat. Now if you can't find it with this info .....
At last we have a winner !!! Actually the name I know is Carro assalto modello 36 but it's referred to as Ansaldo 5 tonn in some English sources so it's good enough. Over to you, find a nice one.
oh oh oh please can i post one oh me oh me i have looked at most of the previous and i can name most, i have some that will blow you out of the water!
bust your brains on this one fellas although i think most of you experienced guys/girls will know of it, might not work :/ if so I NEED HELP WITH THE PICTURE PART! a doozer.jpg (19.3 KB)