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Yep, you're on again !
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June 15th, 2008, 09:47 PM
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What do we have here?

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Light tank Marmon-Herrington CTLS (right hand turret version) a small innefective export tank wich the US took into service. By the time production started in 41 however they were utterly obsolete and were used for training purposes IIRC. These veichles operated on pairs. The T14 and T16. The diference between the Variants was the side the turret was on. Because of the driver being next to the turret, the turret didn't cover a full 360º arc so the veichles were meant to operate on pairs.
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Marmon-Herrington CTLS-4TAY (right hand turret) aka T16 light tank.
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looks like a Panzer 3 ausf. C Miguel?
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June 15th, 2008, 11:12 PM
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I just read tht rules and I shouldn't have posted the pic until bodston said so. It's not a C  Some people believe this tank was a waste of time because their purpose was odd... for a tank.
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Question confusion reigns so I'll close Miguel's pic with:
Pzkpw III als Tauchpanzer (based on ausf F, G, H, and Bef.Wg).
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June 16th, 2008, 10:06 AM
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What do you know he's right  I guess it's up to you then Von Poop.
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Pretty straightforward one now:

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June 16th, 2008, 08:39 PM
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Hum the sighting mechanisms on the side, the narrow turret, it belongs to a Panther ausf F Schmal Turret am I right?
But what happened to the mantlet I ask?
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June 16th, 2008, 09:11 PM
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If the Panther II was made
Over to you.
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If the Panther II was made, perhaps it would look like this:
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sneaking one in here....name these?
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AMR Light Tank, Renault type ZT.
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Why yes.
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Shouldn't it be Miguel B.'s turn, as he hit the Panther turret?
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Shouldn't it be Miguel B.'s turn, as he hit the Panther turret?
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Fine with me.
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Great it's me again 
Oh and the Panther 2 was not the same as Panther F tough both would use the same kind of Turret. I'll post a pic later tonight as I don't have my books at my university
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 Hey, Schmallturm was good enough for me as that's all I posted; and as neither went into proper production and final layout/chassis was debated to the very end I think 'Panther II' can cover both possibilities as unofficial nomenclature.
Now stop picking and post a tank  .
(Not that I disapprove of rivet-counting... no stranger to it myself  )
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Ok then, Name this little bugger
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French FCM 36 of 1936.
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Argh! Someone else gets the one I actually know! 
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