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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:49 am
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well, this FT-17 is a fake one. It has no original WW1 parts and was entirely built from new material.

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Could be this

www.feldgrau.eu/index....y=17&hit=1

be the:

M15/42 – Unknown private collection (Italy) – running condition
This tank is a runner and was restored from a wreck (miles.forumcommunity forum). No more information are currently available
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So the M 15/42 wasn't a scale model after all Smile

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:20 am
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But on this photo it looks more realistic.
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But on this photo it looks more realistic

Yes, I know.

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 7:11 pm
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it is part of the Italian reenactment association "Feldgrau"..

good catch !!

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I just wanted to let you know that a Chinese guy, Eric Wu, contacted me in order to get the original .doc files which are used to make the PDF files for the Surviving Panzers website.
His aim is to translate them into Chinese language and to share them to the Chinese WW2 armour fans.

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PostPosted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 10:41 pm
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I have some updates for the different registers

M46
There is a second one in kapellen
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=8808

M75
4 in Kapellen
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=5890
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=5891
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=8810
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=8815

M108
total of 2 M108A2B, 1 M108 and 1 VBCL
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=8812
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=8591
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=8596
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=8813

M44
www.afvregister.org/De...AfvID=8817

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Thank you "Tichenor" for updates.

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http://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_StuG_StuH.pdf

now includes all the Finnish Sturmgeschutzen featured on http://www.andreaslarka.com

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New PDF file :

http://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_French_Tank_Turrets.pdf

French WW1 and WW2 tank turrets (which mostly served as MG positions on Tobruks or bunkers).

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British rare WW2 armoured cars : Beaverette Armoured Car, Morris Reconnaissance Car, Guy Armoured Car, Coventry Armoured car, AEC Armoured car, Armoured Carrier Wheeled India Pattern

Australian WW2 armoured cars : Australian Dingo Scout Car, Rover Light Armoured Car, LP 4 (Local Pattern) Armoured Car

new PDF files for today

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Hi folks,

I have some update's for the following vehicle's at the Army Cars museum Zwijndrecht

- Jagdpanzer Kanone JPz4-2 serial number on hull 2077 23114-467
- Jagdpanzer Rakete Jaguar 2 serial number on hull 1339 23114-682

For the ZSU-23-4V1 Shilka SP AA gun there I have this line of numbers
Which is the correct one Confused Confused



I also found an 4-digit number on the left front tow hook of the M48A5
Is this correct, or should there be some more digits?

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Humber Light Reconnaissance Cars and Scout Cars

Daimler Mk I and Mk II armoured cars

new PDF files for today.

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I also found an 4-digit number on the left front tow hook of the M48A5
Is this correct, or should there be some more digits?


If you mean left front as if you are seated in the drivers position, yes that should be it. Sometimes they will end with a "C" when stamped on the back deck and hull, but not always.

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