I found another part of it.
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For infantry
Armour-plated JCB X Series excavator
https://www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk/news/view,armourplated-jcb-x-series-excavator_4507.htm
Sry, this isnt the wishlist, nor do i particually care about infantry. They dont even have armarment and are in my eyes off topic.
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These are very low production vehicles and made to order built on top of pre-built vehicles. With infantry we get to look at special built support vehicles.
For example @Ghostmaxi there is the wonderful hillbilly armor, which was used in the Iraq War for a mix of uses.
Forklift with Hillbilly Armor
Could be useful as an engineering vehicle in infantry lots of attachments.
No, i dont give a wet one for Infantry, this is a machinery of War Ground Topic, with Armarments in mind. And i doubt we will even see such in game.
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okay
what kind of gun is this?
Basically the 4,7 cm Pak 36(t) as a Tank gun.
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Bren Carrier with 7,5 cm Geb. K. 15 and Pz IV Ausf.E with AA MG. Sd.Kfz.10 with 5 cm Pak 38 L/60 (colored over, for some reason).
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Please do so also that front return wheel is just massive
I know this one isn’t very unique but it is kinda interesting.
Universal Carrier Mk.II armed with a 14.5mm AT rifle and some kind of MG in service with the East German KVP. 26 of these vehicles were recieved from the Soviets but it’s unknown how many had the 14.5mm. They were known as “Edith” in KVP service.
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How isnt that unique? Shure if multiple were made, thats one thing, but its still unique in being different from normal.
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To be fair, it’s not exactly a big firepower difference from the standard Boys-armed UC.
And even if it is a unique German modification, it can be seen that the Soviets were doing very similar conversions on the Eastern Front with their PTRS-41s and UCs, although to me the rifle in this photo does kind of look more like a PTRD-41.
Not that I’m opposed to it by any means, but I wouldn’t say it’s super unique.
I’m pretty sure the 14.5mm version was originally Soviet, this is just that same thing but in KVP service
If I make a suggestion I might calling it
“A Brit, A Russian, and a German walk into a bar” as it’s a British Hull with a Russian gun Used by the Germans
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The 14,5 mm easily has double the penetration.
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There is also the kinda rare Granit 27K armed with a 12.7mm DShK for light AA. This was used by the East German KVP.
I haven’t found a photo with the gun actual on the tripod tho
Also a version on a separate light truck, I believe a Gaz-69
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There is also the PSAF 76/137A. A advanced tank gunnery trainer built on leftover Su-76M hulls. I had a video of the turret system in use, showing that it was fully stabilized, I’d have to find it though.
Edit: found the video:
At 6 minutes
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