"This is WoT baby" - by Giampyx -

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Foto di Tiger smontato e riassemblato negli USA








Ecco cosa voleva dire fare manutenzione a un Tigre...

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Lt.Gen. Sir Oliver Leese and other British officers ride atop a Panzer V 'Panther' tank during a display of captured Axis armor in Italy, 1944.

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Versuchsserie (Test Series) S.Pak StuG III prototype

Okay, not so much an oddity as much as a prototype, but it still is odd looking and this thing began the StuG Life, which is why I've kept it. Based on the Panzer III Ausf.B chassis, the five "Test Series" StuG III's were ready by December 1937 and served as late as 1941 as training tanks as part of Panzer Regiment 1 in Erfurt. Obviously they were liked well enough and a production number was ordered, but modified to include the more modern and capable Panzer III Ausf.F chassis.
The tank featured at most 14.5mm of armor at the thickest point, a crew of 4-5, and the short-barreled 7.5cm StuK 37, L/24 gun that would be found on all later StuG models until Ausf.F.

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A G.I. inspecting a knocked out Tiger I with the 76mm kill shot from an M4A1(76) clearly visible and showcasing the Tiger's extreme shortcoming in having its armor at 90°

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STUG III Piazza del Popolo a Roma nel 1943

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Semovente 105/25 rinominato Stug M43 835(i) in servizio presso Fallschirm Panzer Division 1

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In onore a Michael Wittman.. da notare le 9 kill sul cannone!

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PzKpfw IV Ausf H del 12 reggimento nella campagna di Russia del 1944

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WaffenTrager 8.8cm KwK.43 L/71 (Krupp-Steyr)