Blue Sky

Wassup!!!!!!!!! :okok:

Wow sembra uscito da un film della saga Alien! The Christie M1932

Kubus APC Kubus saw service in the Warsaw Uprising. Kubus, translated as "Jackie", a nick name of "Jacob", is currently preserved in the Polish Army Museum in Warsaw. It was built upon a Chevrolet truck chassis, and used during the first days of the Warsaw uprising in August of 1944. It was designed to carry an assault squad and had no fixed weapons. Firing ports for installed for 2 LMGs and rifles or SMGs. It was used during the attack on Warsaw University.

U-Boat Krukko!

302nd Fighter Squadron Patch

P-51 Nose Art!

Se ti può aiutare puoi prendere spunto dalla foto!

301st Fighter Squadron Patch

Gruppo Intervento Speciale!

Armored cars in the War of Independence "Estonia" - 1918. "Tasuja" - 1919. "Kalewipoeg" - 1919. "Toonela" - 1919. "Wahur" - 1919. "Pisuhänd" - 1919. "Vanapagan" - 1919. "Vambola" - 1920. "Tasuja" - 1920. "Suur Tõll" - 1920. 2 armored gun tractors: "Sorts" and "Puuk". All these names were the "nick names" for the vehicles.

Nose Art - F14 Tomcat In Assoluto uno dei più belli che io abbia mai visto! :adorazione:

Dragon always Alert

Belli Green! Gotha

Anche se quello di Oberst è valido, Questo è ulteriormente più specifico! EA-6B Prowler Photo Gallery

1921 Christie Amphibious Tank

Un Pazzo all'opera con la sua impresa titanica!

Short Fusesallee

58th Wing!

Wow Fantastici!

Altri Tank! (Molto Pezzotti)

Kentucky Babe!

Vietnam Style!

PzKpfw Steyr ADGZ Armored Car Developed as a heavy armored car for the Austrian army from 1934 and delivered from 1935-37. A production series was considered. When Germany occupied Austria during "Anschluss" in 1938, they obtained 27 of these units from the Austrian army (12 ADGZ road-tanks were part of the Austrian army as of March 1938, all in the Fast Division, while 14 were part of the police and gernarmerie which makes 26 - where the extra one came from described before is simply a dispute between my sources). The PzKpfw Steyr ADGZ Armored Cars were assigned to Police detachments and SS units. In 1941, the SS ordered an additional 25 ADGZ. Delivered in 1942, they entered service in Russia and the Balkans. An interesting feature of this vehicle was that there was no "rear". Either end was capable of driving the unit.

Enduring Freedom

Certo, ma è molto carina no??? La storia vista attraverso i Lego!!! :asd: