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  1. PzJgr

    PzJgr Drill Instructor

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    What else is there..........
     
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  2. Jaeger

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    More of the British flair the flying Elephant.
     

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  3. Jaeger

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    Oh let's hope the Red Rabbi doesn't choke on his tea, fromm USSR with love: Obyekt 279
     

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  4. Jaeger

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    Life as it should be a Cromwell passing a knocked out Panther.
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  6. Tomcat

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    [​IMG]

    this is my kind of iraqi tank :)
     
    Tomcat, Feb 16, 2008
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  7. Mibo

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    Blasphemy! This is a WW2 forum! :eek:

    Have...to...save...the....thread *Gasp*

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    A Finnish "Tuned" Stug! Pzrjgr, name the modifications! :D
     
    Mibo, Feb 16, 2008
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  8. Tomcat

    Tomcat The One From Down Under

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    Is that better never liked the look of that tank anyway:)


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    Tomcat, Feb 16, 2008
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  9. Chuikov64th

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    I goots ta go with the old standby.
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  10. Za Rodinu

    Za Rodinu Aquila non capit muscas

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    You were saying, Vassiliy Ivanovich?

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    Za Rodinu, Feb 16, 2008
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    I reckon the older T-34 are ugly compared to the T-34\85
     
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  12. Joe

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    Theres also this...
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    A brute!
     
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  13. Tomcat

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    isn't that the maus german super heavy tank, or something like that
     
    Tomcat, Feb 16, 2008
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  14. Joe

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    No, it's the American T28/T95 Super Heavy Tank, This is the German Maus,
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  15. PzJgr

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    Saved it you did. Lets see, I see the unit chef did some of his handy work with some extra frosting in the front. The Gunner must have some latin blood in him cause he is carrying some wood for those fireside romantic encounters and the driver went Goth on us because those are some hidious nipple rings dangling up front there. "I knew it was a bad idea giving them Finns some StuGs. We should have given them Ferdinands instead." Fritz Doppelganger ;)
     
    PzJgr, Feb 16, 2008
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    Panzer III got nothing on THIS!
     

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  17. Chuikov64th

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    I think the 85 looks more formidable than the 76 but the 76 looks more like a exploitation type of design, a better vehicle for tearing the entrails out of an army and therefor more fun. Just my preference I guess.
     
    Chuikov64th, Feb 17, 2008
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    This would be my second choice.
     

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  19. Za Rodinu

    Za Rodinu Aquila non capit muscas

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    Great taste in tank-hunters!

    PzJgr, you made me break two ribs :rofl:
     
    Za Rodinu, Feb 17, 2008
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  20. Mibo

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    Damnit it took me awhile to realize what that was.
    I was thinking jagdpanzers, but it turned out to be Russian.
    I gotta work on my skills :D

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    Lol at pzjjgr, your awesome! the modifications include some toolbox repositionings, and cupola things. ( i think.) But it is most likely collected from different StuGs after the war, since spare parts were hard to get. So it is pretty much impossible to name all the modifications. It was just to give you something to look at!

    If you wanna read on it: www.andreaslarka.net
     
    Mibo, Feb 17, 2008
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