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Thanks posting on abandoned film based on 'Tramp in Armour'. I picked up a old library copy of the book to read. I have been looking for more WW2 related fiction from the 50s. 60s and 70s. It ...

Hi P-O,

Please feel free to use the photo. The Sherman Minutia website has been a helpful reference for me and its been great to watch the site develop.

Chris

I found a better PzIV photo on my phone and upload the rest of my Armor School visit camera photos to a smugmug gallery found here:

http://dubliner75.smugmug.com/Machines/Armor-School-Collection-2 ...

As a reply to Koluchiy, there is at least open PzIV inside at Ft.Benning. I didn't get a direct photo of it this winter, but you can see it in the background.

Chris

[url=http://dubliner75.smugm ...

I know there has been some debate about the blue in the British North African Caunter Scheme, but if there was blue in the scheme doubt it was the same shade as paint job on this Abrams. Smile

Howeve ...

The caption of the M48A5 based 2S3 over on Flickr says this was a film prop vehicle, but it looks more like a US military OPFOR vehicle. I am assuming the driver's position is still up front. Anyway, ...

Why does the front of the T-54/55 front hull sides tapper down at the bow in the area of the front idlers? Why shorten the width of the hull at this point and add additional welding work? Was it to re ...

Thanks, I will try to order a copy of the book, its now listed at 12 Euros. I picked up a DML T-34-85 that I want to build while I finish painting another project. I will make a go at a CNG vehicle, n ...

HI Costas,

Is this the book on CNG Armor you referenced?

http://www.doureios.com/BooksEng/ArmorOnCyprus.html

Thanks Costas, Patrik and MLE,

I was able find a copy of Steve Zaloga's old T-34-85 Osprey booklet and in passing he states that the vehicles were supplied by Yugoslavia. Don't know how much that's ...

I found an old post on missing-lynx regarding 32 T-34-85's used by the Greek Cypriot National Guard during the 1974 war, and I was wondering how did these T-34's end up in Cyprus? Were they supplied b ...

You could recreate in UK at least part of the part of the Villers-Bretonneux battle where the A7V 561 "Nixie" slugged it out with a Mark IV male today. To do it right, Bob Grundy's A7V replica would n ...

Wow, its been at least two years since I had last seen the Poelcapelle site. It's great to read that they were able to find the funds to make the replica into a self-propelled vehicle. They did a grea ...

The Last Crusade tank was roughly modeled on a Mark VIII, I don't know it I would call not call it a WW1 tank replica. I also believe they hauled what was left of the well known static version of this ...

Just looking at Harstad on google earth, it looks like small, but well used port town with a population of just over 20,000 people today. If anything the vehicle was recovered because it was a hazard ...

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Topic: 'Fury'....whose tanks are they using...??
chrisballance Replies: 64 Views: 77699	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 12:06 am Subject: Re: 'Fury'....whose tanks are they using...??
chrisballance Replies: 64 Views: 77699	Jim, Thanks posting on abandoned film based on 'Tramp in Armour'. I picked up a old library copy of the book to read. I have been looking for more WW2 related fiction from the 50s. 60s and 70s. It ...
Topic: A trip to Fort Knox and the new Patton Museum
chrisballance Replies: 31 Views: 23158	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 3:51 am Subject: Re: A trip to Fort Knox and the new Patton Museum
chrisballance Replies: 31 Views: 23158	Hi P-O, Please feel free to use the photo. The Sherman Minutia website has been a helpful reference for me and its been great to watch the site develop. Chris
Topic: A trip to Fort Knox and the new Patton Museum
chrisballance Replies: 31 Views: 23158	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Sat Jul 06, 2013 1:30 am Subject: Re: A trip to Fort Knox and the new Patton Museum
chrisballance Replies: 31 Views: 23158	I found a better PzIV photo on my phone and upload the rest of my Armor School visit camera photos to a smugmug gallery found here: http://dubliner75.smugmug.com/Machines/Armor-School-Collection-2 ...
Topic: A trip to Fort Knox and the new Patton Museum
chrisballance Replies: 31 Views: 23158	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 04, 2013 11:13 pm Subject: Re: A trip to Fort Knox and the new Patton Museum
chrisballance Replies: 31 Views: 23158	As a reply to Koluchiy, there is at least open PzIV inside at Ft.Benning. I didn't get a direct photo of it this winter, but you can see it in the background. Chris [url=http://dubliner75.smugm ...
Topic: Armor and Infantry- Not mixing well at Ft Benning!
chrisballance Replies: 6 Views: 5759	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 2:01 am Subject: Re: Armor and Infantry- Not mixing well at Ft Benning!
chrisballance Replies: 6 Views: 5759	I know there has been some debate about the blue in the British North African Caunter Scheme, but if there was blue in the scheme doubt it was the same shade as paint job on this Abrams. Howeve ...
Topic: M48A5 2S3 Surrogate Vehicle.
chrisballance Replies: 2 Views: 2705	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 4:27 pm Subject: Re: M48A5 2S3 Surrogate Vehicle.
chrisballance Replies: 2 Views: 2705	The caption of the M48A5 based 2S3 over on Flickr says this was a film prop vehicle, but it looks more like a US military OPFOR vehicle. I am assuming the driver's position is still up front. Anyway, ...
Topic: T-54/55 Front Hull Question
chrisballance Replies: 0 Views: 1621	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 8:29 pm Subject: T-54/55 Front Hull Question
chrisballance Replies: 0 Views: 1621	Why does the front of the T-54/55 front hull sides tapper down at the bow in the area of the front idlers? Why shorten the width of the hull at this point and add additional welding work? Was it to re ...
Topic: Where did the Greek Cypriot T-34-85's come from?
chrisballance Replies: 24 Views: 27819	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2012 10:59 pm Subject: Re: Where did the Greek Cypriot T-34-85's come from?
chrisballance Replies: 24 Views: 27819	Thanks, I will try to order a copy of the book, its now listed at 12 Euros. I picked up a DML T-34-85 that I want to build while I finish painting another project. I will make a go at a CNG vehicle, n ...
Topic: Where did the Greek Cypriot T-34-85's come from?
chrisballance Replies: 24 Views: 27819	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2012 9:10 pm Subject: Re: Where did the Greek Cypriot T-34-85's come from?
chrisballance Replies: 24 Views: 27819	HI Costas, Is this the book on CNG Armor you referenced? http://www.doureios.com/BooksEng/ArmorOnCyprus.html
Topic: Where did the Greek Cypriot T-34-85's come from?
chrisballance Replies: 24 Views: 27819	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2012 3:01 pm Subject: Re: Where did the Greek Cypriot T-34-85's come from?
chrisballance Replies: 24 Views: 27819	Thanks Costas, Patrik and MLE, I was able find a copy of Steve Zaloga's old T-34-85 Osprey booklet and in passing he states that the vehicles were supplied by Yugoslavia. Don't know how much that's ...
Topic: Where did the Greek Cypriot T-34-85's come from?
chrisballance Replies: 24 Views: 27819	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2012 2:55 am Subject: Where did the Greek Cypriot T-34-85's come from?
chrisballance Replies: 24 Views: 27819	I found an old post on missing-lynx regarding 32 T-34-85's used by the Greek Cypriot National Guard during the 1974 war, and I was wondering how did these T-34's end up in Cyprus? Were they supplied b ...
Topic: Reproducions of WW I vehicles
chrisballance Replies: 20 Views: 23723	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 3:39 am Subject: Re: Reproducions of WW I vehicles
chrisballance Replies: 20 Views: 23723	You could recreate in UK at least part of the part of the Villers-Bretonneux battle where the A7V 561 "Nixie" slugged it out with a Mark IV male today. To do it right, Bob Grundy's A7V replica would n ...
Topic: Reproducions of WW I vehicles
chrisballance Replies: 20 Views: 23723	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:22 pm Subject: Re: Reproducions of WW I vehicles
chrisballance Replies: 20 Views: 23723	Wow, its been at least two years since I had last seen the Poelcapelle site. It's great to read that they were able to find the funds to make the replica into a self-propelled vehicle. They did a grea ...
Topic: Reproducions of WW I vehicles
chrisballance Replies: 20 Views: 23723	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 6:44 pm Subject: Re: Reproducions of WW I vehicles
chrisballance Replies: 20 Views: 23723	The Last Crusade tank was roughly modeled on a Mark VIII, I don't know it I would call not call it a WW1 tank replica. I also believe they hauled what was left of the well known static version of this ...
Topic: Fate of 342e CACC Hotckiss tanks lost in Norway?
chrisballance Replies: 2 Views: 4084	Forum: AFV News Discussion Board Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2011 5:59 pm Subject: Re: Fate of 342e CACC Hotckiss tanks lost in Norway?
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