Interesting Photo Thread

[Philipp Gross]

Nothing spectacular, just a nice photo: T-34/76 at Factory 183 in early 1942. Click for full size.

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[Philipp Gross]

When you see it....



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[Raoul Kunz]

Now where do we get a... oh wait, it's evidently a US Model 1906 Light Cavalry Sabre, the last one for slashing before the M1913 "Patton" sabre for thrusting replaced it and the M1906 is at this scale more or less unchanged from the M1860 that in itself is a copy of the French light cavalry sabre, so you could get it from any 35th scale US cav, like the one from Miniart or alternatively from any 32nd scale French light cavalry of the later Coalition Wars, wouldn't make much of a difference at this scale, especially since it's on a tank and not wielded...


Best regards

Raoul G. Kunz

[Vincent Power]

I think we can put an end to the theory that the sword is an effective anti tank weapon. The sword scored a direct hit and the tank is unharmed.

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[Philipp Gross]

Now there's an idea...




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[Philipp Gross]

Time to resurrect this old thread with something I found on a Facebook group.... Lebanese M50 APC, basically a Kangaroo from the 80s



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[Swiftnbold]

"Can you see me back please mate?"

[Philipp Gross]

Abandoned IS-3 on Shikotan Island, Kuriles:



Note the plated over engine grates. Surplus IS-2 and IS-3 were dug in on the southern Kuriles as defence against possible invasions.

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