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the_shadock

Just look at that :

Some PzKpfw IV (about ten?) used as defensive positions on the Bulgarian-Turkish border (Bulgaria)

Some SturmgeschÃƒÂ¼tz III (40) Ausf. G used as defensive positions
on the Bulgarian-Turkish border (Bulgaria)

Jagdpanzer IV L/48 - same use

Neil_Baumgardner

I believe the last one is a JpPz IV.

Neil

Rikard_Hufschmied

And we are still to see the possibly up to 15 Panther's that were placed at the same border ... since these are still there ...

I am, for one, convinced that some of them (if not all) are still there.

JimWeb

There are also supposed to be a number of 251s used as personnel shelters/ command posts as well...

Cool

the_shadock

- JimWeb

There are also supposed to be a number of 251s used as personnel shelters/ command posts as well...

They really buried an entire Panzerdivision.. Shocked

Rikard_Hufschmied

To bad that they're chopped up, but half a hull is better than no hull. By the looks of it they've cut most hulls just after the fighting compartment ... so chances are that the Panther tanks were treated the same way. In the case of the Panther's a recovery would be well worth it even if "crippled". There are far more hulls and hull components around than turrets, more so turrets with mantlets and main guns intact. Well ... first someone needs to find them ...

I would try if I had the funds and the time Sad

armyjunk2 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Sep 22, 2006 Posts: 1416

I thought you all might like this, can anyone tell me how to put a clear name on these... if it is adobe photoshop I can't find it

the_shadock

That's a Regelbau 678 Kleinstunterstand mit Pantherturm
or little shelter with Panther turret

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/6550/nl2a69.htm

the_shadock

- Rikard_Hufschmied

To bad that they're chopped up, but half a hull is better than no hull. By the looks of it they've cut most hulls just after the fighting compartment ... so chances are that the Panther tanks were treated the same way. In the case of the Panther's a recovery would be well worth it even if "crippled". There are far more hulls and hull components around than turrets, more so turrets with mantlets and main guns intact. Well ... first someone needs to find them ...

I would try if I had the funds and the time

You know, sometimes I think that, if we could put together all the parts worldwide, all the turrets, engines, hulls, components for each tank, we could do some very interesting things.. like making run the Shrivenham KT with the engine in Axvall and so on.. just dreaming

Pierre-Olivier

Rikard_Hufschmied

- armyjunk2

I thought you all might like this, can anyone tell me how to put a clear name on these... if it is adobe photoshop I can't find it

I assume you mean how to make the name transparent? You need to have the pallet containing "layers" open, you can activate it under "window" in the menu bar. In the layers palette you can set "opacity" for the text layer with either numbers (say 30%) or adjusting the sliding scale manually, the scale will appear when you click the "opacity" box.

The picture, looks like one of the makeshift "Pantherstellung" encountered at the Gothic Line in Italy. Damaged Panthers were dug in for static defense. For more of the same you might find this thread on "Axis History" interesting:

forum.axishistory.com/...59c377d4fd

Rikard_Hufschmied

- the_shadock

- Rikard_Hufschmied

To bad that they're chopped up, but half a hull is better than no hull. By the looks of it they've cut most hulls just after the fighting compartment ... so chances are that the Panther tanks were treated the same way. In the case of the Panther's a recovery would be well worth it even if "crippled". There are far more hulls and hull components around than turrets, more so turrets with mantlets and main guns intact. Well ... first someone needs to find them ...

I would try if I had the funds and the time

You know, sometimes I think that, if we could put together all the parts worldwide, all the turrets, engines, hulls, components for each tank, we could do some very interesting things.. like making run the Shrivenham KT with the engine in Axvall and so on.. just dreaming

Pierre-Olivier

True ... making the Shrivenham KT a runner is not an impossible task, Axvall and Bovington have made exchanges in the past. All the other parts ... I guess we'll have to keep on dreaming, stranger things have happened though.

Best,
Rik

armyjunk2 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Sep 22, 2006 Posts: 1416

Rikard_Hufschmied, thank you very much, yes transparent is what I meant.......

tankdriver

I like to restore old military vehicles, and as I was told my a master machinest

"Anything made by man can be made again.... IF you have enough money"

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