The Field and Workshop Mods of Vehicles, new builds and Prototypes

Where di u find this image??

Axis History Forum.

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Also this Indochina French modification I haven’t seen before
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Any unseen pictures in here?:
https://format72.ru/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=493

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Any new forum is always good, ty.

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KERTSCH-KRIM-42
Henschel-33-with-3-7cm-Flak-37-p1
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Vk 30.01 (p) with 10,5 cm KwK fireing 15,14kg Shells (Gr.19 HE) at 850m/s, the 15,56kg APCBC at 837m/s.(My next suggestion)


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This really looks like the VK 30.01P I knew before. Now I really want this in the game, especially if it gets the 10.5cm. So many memories from when that other tank game was fun.

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“A self-invented anti-aircraft gun consisting of
an Italian searchlight arm, armour plates from an English scout car,
machine guns, compressed air system and ammunition from an English fighter plane.
Inventiveness: German”
I suspect 7,7 mm Mgs?

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Well that’s new, great find. The guns appear to be M1919 Brownings, probably the M1919A4 variant.

I thought British Browning .303 Mark II

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Seems more likely now that I think about it, although still not likely to make much of a difference gameplay-wise.

Car with french heavy MG.

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There are some oddities in these threads, and I only skimmed through the first one fully.
Armored Trivia 6 - Page 17 - Vehicles/Artillery - Explorers Forum
Armored Trivia 5 - Vehicles/Artillery - Explorers Forum

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One of the more ridiculous field mods Germany ended up building during the war: a Panther or Bergepanther with an improvised superstructure and StuK 40 cannon seemingly ripped straight from an assault gun.


Newsreel footage proves this to be a legitimate creation, with a few seconds allowing us to see the tank’s rear, which sits just behind the Tiger.



Here is the Tiger from the opposite angle, although unfortunately the StuG is blocking view of the Panther.
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This vehicle seems to have been abandoned in the town of Baltiysk in Russia after the battles in April of 1945.
7,5 cm StuK 40 auf Bergepanther : Germany (DEU)
Baltiysk/Pillau, April 1945. : exarchmk — LiveJournal
Panzer Fakten | I’m thinking about doing this conversion | Facebook

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Büssing NAG L 4500 A with the Pak 40


Pz II Ausf.C with L/65 barrel (long and slim with an early taper, instead of thick and later taper) and blank training device or damaged muzzel brake


Like here:

compared to here

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Czech Škoda Š-III-6 (No known pictures of Škoda Š-III-8 exist)
Strictly Czechoslovak vehicle, only being tested by Germans, nothing else German about it.

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Czech resistence modification mounting 2 or 3 MG151s on Sd.Kfz.4

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