Correct, I have it as a T-38, built in floating capability allows you to do things a more normal design cannot, having armour support immedately after an extemporised river crossing or airlanding can be a big tactical advantage. The soviets insisted in anphbious capability with the post war PT-76 light tank so they obviously thought it worthwile. Wouldn't try to use either as an MBT though.

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woooo got one right, though TOS the armour being that small cant rifles penertrate that small thickness? because if rifles can penertrate it ...kinda ruins the point of the vehicle in the first place lol

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sorry about this double post. heres a tricky one...mainly this is aimed at poop and TOS so get out your thinking caps.

ps yes its panzer III, so dont make this your answer
oh yea im wanting the vehicle in the front
ahhhhhh stuffed up

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The one in the back looks an Ausf N so the picture is taken at the end of the Pz III carreer. From the 01 it's likely to be a command tank but no radio antennas are visible. The narrow gunshield and vision port in turret front are not standard for the 50/L60 Pz III so Panzerbefehlswagen IIIK .

yes right, your go

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Ok here's the next one

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welll that one is.....strange

american mine roller?

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It is french Panhard AM40-P

Think the prototype in the picture was called a Panhard 201 and AM 40-P was to be the designation of the production vehicles.
So we are not using the same sources, mine states the prototype was taken to North Africa so as not to leave it in German hands and was "misteriously" lost, there may be a story there but can't find anything more. The post-war EBR clearly traces it's ancestry to this one.

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I knew it was french. From office I googled this site
Other French Equipment
Which gave me answer I gave her.

On this site I usually look french armoured vehicles, but I had bookmark at home...
http://www.chars-francais.net/new/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=78&Itemi d=36
And here they have combination of both...

What is on this photo?

Carro d'assalto 28 by Ansaldo .

Yes it is.
Your turn!

This should no be difficult .....
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BTW I also use the chars-francais.net site as primary reference for French AFVs but the pic was from an old book.

It looks pretty close to the A6 Medium Tank Series, maybe a British A6 MkIII?

It is a between the wars model but not the A6. The A6 had two MG turrets in front this one has one in front and another at the rear (the rear one's gun is not visible in the photo but the turret is).

i better revive this thread. it aint a tank but just answer

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I won't tell if you won't, but it Might be an idea to rename the file before uploading it mate .

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I still need an answer for post 712

It's a prototype but shouldn't be too difficult, not that many multiturretted designs around ........

Japanese Experimental No 1
Although it was not so easy, it has "french" look.

That's the whole fun of it , it's difficult to associate a "heavy" looking design with the Japanese that classified a 15 tonner as a "medium".

Your turn

See the answer within the quote.

Recommend renaming pictures before posting.

Sorry for delay.
I have problems with opening of this site, it warns me of malware, so I had to skip it.

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What do we see on this photo?

, the gun has a Pak 40 look about it and the suspension resembles a T-26 (or some other Wickers 6 tonn descendant) but neither matches 100%. Late war Germans had a habit of putting Pak 40s on any vehicle that could carry it (and some that could not ) but the "wavy" cut of the side shields doesn't look like something a straight line oriented German would come up with.

By the setting I suspect something from a scandinavian country ..... but am probably completely off the mark.

Well, you are off the mark for scandinavian country, but it is one of the "miscellaneous" tank producers.
But you are pretty close to answer, where ingredients from your first sentence could be mixed?