Tanks curiosi

[Ospite iscandar]

Strano che nessuno se ne sia accorto prima:

da wiki:

 

 

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

 

è proprio il caso di dire

 

OWNATO!

 

scusate la mia demenza senile... ma non colgo il nesso

[Blue Sky]

Stridsvagn m/21-29

 

The LK-II was designed as Germany's response to the English 'Whippet' tank of WWI. Designed just before WW1 ended, only test models were assembled. In the greatest secrecy, they were imported in parts as steam plates and tractor details. After the reconstruction of the vehicles, trials were held at Svea and Göta Livgarde. The tanks had the designation Stridsvagn fm/22, shortly thereafter being known as Stridsvagn m/21. First in 1928, organized trials were held with Göta Livgarde Tank Battalion. Sweden bought 10 tanks in Autumn of 1921. The Strv m/21-29 was a modernised version of the normal m/21. The exterior differences are clearly visable with a new style engine muffler and the hood over the radiator. The interior differences are a new motor, a Swedish Scania Vabis 1554 with 85hp that gave the vehicle 2 km/h more speed. The renovations did start in the begining of the thirties (but the name suggests 1929. Perhaps that is when blueprints were drawn or the idea began).

[Blue Sky]

Bash Armored Car

 

 

According to historian Dr. Georg V. Rauch, "In the early 1930s, the Federal Police of Buenos Aires ordered three armored vehicles from the Adolfo Bash firm, a local firm which had been building safes and armored vaults for banks and official institutions since 1882. Two of these were mounted aboard International B-series medium truck chassis and featured a rotary turret armed with a pair of Thompson submachine guns, which revolved over ball bearings. The third vehicle constructed over International A-series light truck reassembled a roadster of the period; but was fully armored and fitted with a two-way radio. The introduction of the larger Bash armored cars in 1933 led several foreign observers (including the US. Military Attaché) to conclude that the Army had transferred its Crossley model 1926 armored cars to the Federal Police; but this simply was not the case." The firm kept building armored cars for banks well into the late 1970s, many of them are still in use; but did not build any more armored vehicles for the Federal Police of the military.

[Blue Sky]

Saurer RR-7

 

From 1936, the RR7 was developed by Saurer as an artillery tractor for the Austrian army. Testing was completed and in 1937, an order was placed for the tractors which were manufactured in 1938. About 12 vehicles were made prior to "Anschluss". After Austria was incorporated into Germany in 1938, the vehicle continued to be manufactured. Records indicate that a total of 140 units were built. The new designator for Germany was Sd Kfz 254. Notable features of this tank were it's wheel-cum-track layout and a diesel motor. The picture on the right is of this unit being used by the German Afrika Korps.

Modificato 16 Novembre 2008 da Blue Sky

[Blue Sky]

 

Gerat 81 Leichte Panzerspahwagen Sd Kfz. 222 13 units were obtained.

Modificato 16 Novembre 2008 da Blue Sky

[Ospite intruder]

bellissime gran parte delle foto

 

 

Spero che quel bellissime stia per interessanti, perché la maggior parte di questa roba è da museo degli orrori, vedi il primo post, quello col quale ho inaugurato il topic, o quel trabiccolo neozelandese, #208-210, che sicuramente ha ispirato gli sceneggiatori televisivi per lo SHADO Mobile...

Modificato 16 Novembre 2008 da intruder

[Blue Sky]

Gepanzerte Zugkraftwagen 8t (Sd Kfz 7)

 

 

 

30 units were supplied to Bulgaria. The half track was designed to haul the 88mm Anti-Aircraft gun which was also used at times as an Anti-Tank weapon. The Bulgarians obtained more of these units from the the 7th SS "Prinz Eugen" division after it switched to the Soviet side.

[vorthex]

penso che il topic stia degenerando... non capisco cosa abbiano di strano i mezz in servizio nella wermacht...

[Blue Sky]

penso che il topic stia degenerando... non capisco cosa abbiano di strano i mezz in servizio nella wermacht...

 

Mmmmm Si in effetti... Vediamo di tornare su un genere un po più inconsueto!

 

 

? Japanese Tank

 

No data is available on this odd shaped tracked vehicle except that it was possibly designed for mine clearing. Note the Fordson Tractor track conversion. The Fordson tracked tractor was used by the Japanese as a Prime Mover for artillery. If you have any extra information, please email me.

[Blue Sky]

The Dutch Daf M39 Also known as the Dutch Van Doorne and Pz Sp Wg DAF 210 (h)

 

 

This is the Dutch Daf M 39. 12 copies were made by the time of the German invasion. It was quite advanced for its time. During the 5 day campaign of May 1940, seven cars (out of 12) were delivered to the Cavalry Depot Squadron. Of those, 1 did take part in the fighting. Registration number III-2203 fought at Overschie on the 14th of May 1940. The vehicles were taken over by the Germans and used for Police duties. They were destroyed somewhere on the eastern front as the picture in the upper right shows. What happened with the remaining five vehicles is unknown but it is possible they were finished for the Germans at a later date.

[cama81]

non sarà un modello strano però è curioso lo stesso :

 

 

Modificato 18 Novembre 2008 da cama81

[Blue Sky]

Japanese Armored Lumberjack "Ho-K"

 

 

This vehicle worked in conjunction with another known as "Brasso Ki". Brasso Ki picked up the felled lumber. The vehicle was used for clearing a path through jungles . The chassis was based on the Type 97 Medium Tank.

Modificato 21 Novembre 2008 da Blue Sky

[DarkSchneider]

Ho voluo postare questa immagine del T-90 non per la particolarità del mezzo quanto per l'originalità dello scatto!...ma che!?...sta saltando???...può essere vero???

 

[Dominus]

Assolutamente si, sconsigliabile nella realtà per la durata delle sospensioni e, soprattutto, per la durata dell'equipaggio specie in un carro di concezione Sovietica dove le ergonomie e le comodità interne non sono propriamente privilegiate.

In questo caso si tratta di uno scatto fatto durante una dimostrazione, da qualche parte puoi trovare addirittura uno scatto in cui in una situazione simile un T90 spara pure col cannone

Sò proprio sboroni, non c'è che dire

[Ospite intruder]

Peccato (o per fortuna, dipende da che parte ti trovi del cannone), che questi numeri gli riescano solo negli shows.

[DarkSchneider]

Peccato (o per fortuna, dipende da che parte ti trovi del cannone), che questi numeri gli riescano solo negli shows.

Voglio vederli a mirare e sparare il tutto durante la breve "crociera"...

ora posto un'altro carro, questo è proprio strano, sembra un'ippopotamo!no?

si chiama PzKpfw 10 le illustrazioni sono di un prototipo(non so se sia stato realizzato almeno un esemplare) del 1944!

carino no?...

[Ospite intruder]

 

 

Russians inspect captured Nazi tank gun -- Red Army soldiers are here shown giving the once-over to this Nazi 88-mm. anti-tank gun, mounted on tank treads, which was captured somewhere on the Russian front. It is probably this some type of anti-tank gun which General Rommel has used to great advantage in the recent Libyan desert fighting that has forced the British back upon Tobruk

 

http://www.lonesentry.com/tacticalstudy/index.html

 

Qualcuno più esperto di me in materia mi dirà che è stato prodotto in qualche migliaio di esemplari, magari, ma è la prima volta che lo vedo.

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[DarkSchneider]

Sembra il cannone di una nave con giustapposti cingoli!

[Ospite intruder]

 

Qui non so se ridere o piangere: The Paintball Panzer is a tank designed for use in paintball matches. It has a 24-inch gun, and can shoot 15 balls a second. They cost a staggering $18,000 apiece.

[DarkSchneider]

Qui non so se ridere o piangere: The Paintball Panzer is a tank designed for use in paintball matches. It has a 24-inch gun, and can shoot 15 balls a second. They cost a staggering $18,000 apiece.

Ma sto coso spara proiettili veri o è un giocattolo???

Gustatevi il T-115 Americano del 54'...ebbene si!...anche loro hanno fatto le loro brave boiate!

Modificato 24 Novembre 2008 da DarkSchneider

[Ospite intruder]

Ma sto coso spara proiettili veri o è un giocattolo???

 

È una specie di costoso giocattolo per il paintball. E qui trovi spiegato cos'è:

 

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paintball

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[DarkSchneider]

È una specie di costoso giocattolo per il paintball. E qui trovi spiegato cos'è:

 

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paintball

si si so cos'è paintball ma non riesco a capire quale povero pazzo possa spendere una cifra simile per un giocattolo!...tra poco utilizzeranno anche i jet telecomandati per le incursioni aeree(ne ho visto uno in azione...FANNO PAURA!!!)...

[DarkSchneider]

Ecco a voi la littorina blindata "Libli" made in italy del 42' utilizzata nei balcani come macchina anti-partigiani, serviva a proteggere uno dei bersagli preferiti di questi ultimi, le rotaie...

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[CHAFFEE79]

Russians inspect captured Nazi tank gun -- Red Army soldiers are here shown giving the once-over to this Nazi 88-mm. anti-tank gun, mounted on tank treads, which was captured somewhere on the Russian front. It is probably this some type of anti-tank gun which General Rommel has used to great advantage in the recent Libyan desert fighting that has forced the British back upon Tobruk

 

http://www.lonesentry.com/tacticalstudy/index.html

 

Qualcuno più esperto di me in materia mi dirà che è stato prodotto in qualche migliaio di esemplari, magari, ma è la prima volta che lo vedo.

 

Non è il sig 33? Se non ricordo male era montato su telaio panzerI, dovrei andare a controllare ma non mi va. Ah poi non era un carro ma un semovente d'artiglieria.

Modificato 24 Novembre 2008 da CHAFFEE79

[vorthex]

Non è il sig 33? Se non ricordomale era montato su telaio panzerIII . dovrei andare a controllare ma non mi va. Ah poi non era un carro ma un semovente d'artiglieria.

no. è il Bison, ossia, lo Strumpanzer I, armato con un pezzo da 150 da fanteria, che aveva come sigla sIG-33

 

"150mm sIG 33 L/11.4 heavy infantry gun (mortar) carrier was built on the unmodified chassis of PzKpfw I Ausf B. The vehicle was operated by the crew of five and only three rounds of high-explosive ammunition were carried. Only 3 crewmen rode in the vehicle, while the other two along with more ammunition rode in a halftrack. Crew was protected only by a large box-shaped gun shield (made up of three 10mm plates), open at the top and rear. Only 38 were converted in January/February of 1940 by Alkett in Berlin. The gun and superstructure overloaded the chassis leading to poor mobility. The idea behind this vehicle was to provide infantry with direct and mobile fire support unit. Sturmpanzer I saw service in the West, Balkans and Russia with 701-706 sIG(Sf) Kompanien - Heavy Infantry Gun Companies (each had 6 vehicles), originally attached to Panzer Divisions and then Panzer Corps. Last of them were taken out from service (with 704 Company of 5th Panzer Division) in late 1943. It was the first of many self-propelled support vehicles produced during the war."

 

http://www.achtungpanzer.com/panzerkampfwagen-i.htm