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- JimWeb

Cannot recall seeing an 'ISU-152 rocket launcher' though...

I don't know the exact name, as far as I can see it's a R-11 on a Stalin chassis.
There are two rocket launchers in the Museum, one on PT-76 chassis and another one on the JS chassis. While I am not an expert on soviet AFVs, I can see the difference among the two

I was surprised Doug missed the heavy launcher, and now you are telling us you missed it too (it's missing from Rafal's PDF as well). I would guess it was added later on. I visited the place on July 18th.

Massimo

Didn't miss it - I was thrown by the description and thought I had actually missed something..

Massimo_Foti

BTW Jim, you went to Bucharest with the Olympus SP-510 UZ and left the Nikon D3 at home??? Shocked

Massimo

Massimo_Foti

- JimWeb

Cannot recall seeing an 'ISU-152 rocket launcher' though...

I don't know the exact name, as far as I can see it's a R-11 on a Stalin chassis.
There are two rocket launchers in the Museum, one on PT-76 chassis and another one on the JS chassis. While I am not an expert on soviet AFVs, I can see the difference among the two Smile

I was surprised Doug missed the heavy launcher, and now you are telling us you missed it too (it's missing from Rafal's PDF as well). I would guess it was added later on. I visited the place on July 18th.

Massimo

JimWeb

- bialy-r

Massimo could you post photos of:

LUNA and ISU-152 rocket launchers.

Thanks

Cannot recall seeing an 'ISU-152 rocket launcher' though...

Massimo_Foti

Sure Rafa, I know it's missing from the PDF. I will post pictures asap, still have a lot of post-processing to do

Massimo

bialy-r

Massimo could you post photos of:

LUNA and ISU-152 rocket launchers.

Thanks

Massimo_Foti

Let's move to the TR-580. I have two big scoops here Cool

First scoop, s/n is: 79 05 102

Second,most important scoop! We finally know why they keep that shrubbery around the tanks. It's to hide the tomato and zucchini they plant during the good season! If you look behind the tank you can see the vegetables Laughing

Massimo

Massimo_Foti

The tanks what I've seen are:

- Modified T-55 (pics already posted)
- TR-580
- TR-88
- TR-85 M1A
- T-34-85
- T-34-85 cutaway
- TACAM R2
- SU-76M
- Renault R-35
- Renault FT-17
- Pz 35t
- Pz IV J
- PT-76 Luna rocket launcher
- M4A2 wreck
- ISU-152 R-11 rocket launcher

More AFV and vehicles:

- ABI armoured car (two vehicles)
- ATS-59
- ATS-59 G
- ATS-712
- BTR-60PB
- BTR 50P
- MLI-84
- Sd.Kfz.9 FAMO
- Skoda workshop truck
- TAB-71
- TAB-71 M
- TAB-77
- TAR-76

As far as artillery goes, I took pictures of over 80 different models, but there were more

Massimo

Doug_Kibbey

- Massimo_Foti

I visited the Museum just a few days ago. Doug suggested to append my pictures to this topic, so that we keep the discussion centralized.

Here is the modified T-55:

Massimo

The shrubbery looks better in my pics, but Massimo got better pics of them Russki tanks. Wink

timroberts

Dear Massimo
I'd really like to see more pictures of the Romanian T55, and its variants, I think I see a TR580?
Thanks for looking
Best Wishes
Tim

Massimo_Foti

I visited the Museum just a few days ago. Doug suggested to append my pictures to this topic, so that we keep the discussion centralized.

Here is the modified T-55:

More shots will follow, it just takes time to post-process all the RAW files. If you are looking for a specific subject, feel free to ask and I'll see if I have it covered.

Massimo

danif079

- Rikard_Hufschmied

Doug,

Did you have any more pictures of the Pz IV bow MG barrel sleeve?

Cheers,
Rik

More pictures with PZ IV (T-4) at National Military Museum in Bucharest :

www.dishmodels.ru/wshow.htm?p=1221

Rikard_Hufschmied

Doug,

Did you have any more pictures of the Pz IV bow MG barrel sleeve?

Cheers,
Rik

Doug_Kibbey

The Service Truck interior, '09. Better access for pictures, but mainly because it's deteriorating before our very eyes in the out-of-doors (especially being of a wooden van construction) so there is better access for more clear photos.

Seems like a better place to have been in the Winter time.

The drill press...

JimWeb

Just got in the images of the artillery exhibits at the military museum from my contact in Bucharest.

Have to admit there is stuff there that I cannot recognise Crying or Very sad

I'll post some when I get chance to reduce them a little.

Cool

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