Some real Jagtiger pictures
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Re: Some real Jagtiger pictures
If you can find it the book "Combat history of Schwere Panzerjager Abteilung 653" has many pictures of Jagdtiger from when the Abteilung converted from Elefant to Jagdtiger, it also has hundreds of pictures of Elefant, be warned this book was a limited release in English and is long out of print so will fetch a premium price should you be able to find a copy. Amazon has it for more than £400 per copy.
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Re: Some real Jagtiger pictures
Quoted above the hard cover of the "Combat history of Schwere Panzerjager Abteilung 653" , 1997 version
Written by Karlheinz Münch. 558 pages. Plenty of war-time photos and colourful & line drawings.
ISBN 0-921991-37-1
Bought a while ago.
Regards,
Lerh Chang
Written by Karlheinz Münch. 558 pages. Plenty of war-time photos and colourful & line drawings.
ISBN 0-921991-37-1
Bought a while ago.
Lerh Chang
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Re: Some real Jagtiger pictures
Really like the colorized photos. I've never seen some of them. The Schw PZ Abt 653 and 654 books are excellent. Thanks for posting pix!
Bob
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Re: Some real Jagtiger pictures
I wonder what that is. An antenna base? No. A flag holder base? Unlikely.
Further look more photos, proved the antenna base is already located behind the periscope cover along the left edge of the roof, and never re-located.
Only found in that vehicle (Fgst. Nr. 305003), not in any other vehicle/photo what-so-ever.
Any more information?
Lerh Chang
Further look more photos, proved the antenna base is already located behind the periscope cover along the left edge of the roof, and never re-located.
- Fgst. Nr. 305003
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Re: Some real Jagtiger pictures
Good eye!
Looks a bit spindly to be an antenna base, but maybe.
Would they have put a flag holder on a Jadgtiger with Porsche suspension made in late 1944? For what purpose?
I don't have a picture of the roof of the Jadgtiger at Bovington, perhaps that would help?
Looks a bit spindly to be an antenna base, but maybe.
Would they have put a flag holder on a Jadgtiger with Porsche suspension made in late 1944? For what purpose?
I don't have a picture of the roof of the Jadgtiger at Bovington, perhaps that would help?
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Re: Some real Jagtiger pictures
Read a Japanese model magazine today, said it was a MG pole base intended to operated AA MG by the commander, but only found on this vehicle, and disappeared soon after.
Sound's right...
<<AVF Modelling Guide Vol.4 SCHWERE JAGDPANZER>> Publised in 2010. ISBN 978-4-86396-024-4 C9476. page 72.
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<<AVF Modelling Guide Vol.4 SCHWERE JAGDPANZER>> Publised in 2010. ISBN 978-4-86396-024-4 C9476. page 72.
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Re: Some real Jagtiger pictures
That turret ventilator looks very similar to a King Tiger or a late variant Tiger 1 without the protruding tabs at the bottom.
Vince
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