Name that tank!

That POS is an Autoblindata Vespa-Caproni,
http://www.jedsite.info/afv-alpha/alpha/misc/autoblindata-vespa/avc-intro.html
It has often puzzled me...

Cheers,
Adam.

 

Hahaha, it survived two hours !

 

You should know better...



Cheers...

 

Here's a quicky while we're waiting for Miguel to get done in the bathroom.

 

While we wait for von Poop's question, this is a Soviet T-100, tested in the Winter War and recognised for the POS it was

 

How silly of me, of course it was Poop's query, and yes the T-100 it is. I do have some more obscure tanks to post in the future.

tom

 

Go for it Tom,
I'll pass & declare this thread open for a new question.

 

Tank you!


What's this frail little fellow?

 

You guys need a hint?

It ain't Italian........

tom

 

Japanese Type 88?.....its a long shot I know

 

This suspension looks early (really early) British like in the Mk I and II light tanks (Hortsman coil spring). So I guess it should be a tank destroyer based on that design.
That's probably it so the designation should be something like Mark I tank destroyer or tank destroyer Mark I or II.


Cheers...

 

Is it one of the Carden Lloyd tankettes?

I doubt I got it, but anyone have a clue what this is?

 

Belgian Tracteur Chenille in German service. Why they would use it....Well, I guess it was just their high tech army.....

 

Nyet, Comrade.

tom

 

I think that's a modified version of the russian T-38.....is it the SU-45?

 

Well, almost.

It is a SU.....

tom

 

Not many takers, are there?

 

Unless somebody does something to this quiz, if the History Channel gets wind of this they'll name it on of their "Unsolved Mysteries of World War II"

 

Hokay, it's a SU-37.

tom

 

Renault F-17 possibly