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The ugliest tank in WW II

Discussion in 'The Tanks of World War 2' started by me262 phpbb3, Mar 11, 2004.

  1. David.W

    David.W Active Member

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    Clever artwork Zable :D
     
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    if only i could claim it as my own...*sigh*

    i saw it in a topic in another forum, and just had to try it :D
     
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    That's pretty good.....
     
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    I could not resist to post another ogo:
     
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    Talk about inadequately armoured! :D
    This has to be an unfinished example, surely...
     
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    Is that someone wearing a bowler hat?
     
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    I'm affraid it is finished, even the name proves that
     
  8. Ricky

    Ricky Well-Known Member

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    But what is it?
    What can it be?
     
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    A WW1 prototype of the Tank Mk.1, I'd say, but I really don't know anything about it.
     
  10. Ricky

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    Is it a training tank of some kind?
    The head-gear on the guy on top looks a bit like that odd thing the Americans wore...
     
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    the idea was expose a minimun surface to enemie fire,they use all kind of materal, pipe, wood, among other
     
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    ok guys, it was the pionner skeleton
    crew 2
    weight 9 tons
    lenght 25'
    widht 8' 5"
    height 9' 6"
    engine 2 X beaver 422 ci 4 cyl 100 hp each
    armor .5"
    that is all i could find about it
     
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    Well, it certainly was a skeleton... :D
     
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    one more for the road!
     
  15. Ricky

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    AMX-40?
     
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    One of the russian pre-war heavy tank series?????????
     
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    No it definately a French tank that came into service just after WW2 but can I remember the name? Can I hell.
     
  18. Ricky

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    AMX-40...
    Developed from the Char B (note similar hull & tracks) actually during WW2, and built in small numbers afterwards.
    However, the French used German Panthers as their main tank after WW2 (I think!), and the AMX-50 design was not used, as American tanks were available.
     
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    I think its a French ARL 44 and , as said, developed from the Char B. It was a prototype with a 90mm gun in a "Schneiderturret".
    Magnus
     
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    Ok, so I may have the designation wrong :oops:
     

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