In Italy and the East front 1944
(my oc Dieter and Hans)
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In Italy and the East front 1944
(my oc Dieter and Hans)
Elefant heavy tank destroyer. 91 built, they weighed 65 tonnes and its 200mm frontal armour was impervious to any gun in the war. First seeing service as the Ferdinand (named after its designer Doktor Ferdinand Porsche) at the Battle of Kursk in July 1943, its 88mm L/71 gun could destroy Russian T-34s from 3,000 metres. It was modified with the addition of a bow machine gun for close-in defence and renamed as the Elefant in 1944. This excellent example was restored by and on display at US Army Ordnance Museum, Aberdeen, Maryland, USA
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Working on hatches of the big Panzer III in 1/16 from paper. Немного продвигаемся в сборке бумажного Панцера 3 с его рабочими лючками. #panzerwaffe #panzer #tank #nicks_tanks #scalemodels #armor #vehicle #panzerkampfwagen #gpm #modeling #diy #papercraft #model #танк #моделизм #моделирование #панцер #броня #избумаги #своимируками #никстенкс #поделка *бумага https://www.instagram.com/p/CBJM6-WhJoa/?igshid=fppkq4vfu63g
Loading a brand new Panzer VI Tiger onto a railroad car in the Henschel factory in Kassel, 1942