Armortek

I think the anti aircraft tank is a Flakpanzer Coelian (a wooden turret I suppose) which did not go into production.

Interesting Gerhard, looks a bit bonkers to me, hows the hobby doing? You have been quiet of late

Hi Phil,

I was testing a pre-production double ESC for an electronics manufacturer in a non-AT model. Our spur gear motors have some higher standards to an ESC than the AT screw drives. Now this device is dead. It didn' withstand my load tests........

Till now I don't have news about my Armortek model, and others are not liked here as you know......

Next step with the Jagdpanther will be testing the original AT track links. Therefore I need an additional set of track pins to complete my AT track links without having to disassemble either the steel track links or my painted demo track links. Meanwhile the Jagdpanther decorates the basement.

Research and development RND, the best kind of fun you can have and get payed for it
Well keep us posted with what you can even if it's the competition, as it keeps us all on our toes!
Regards Phil.

Phil Woollard wrote:Nice collection Paul, that first double barrelled Panther, is that real, I would like to know more about that one!
Photo no 2 is a very contemporary looking example.
Photo 3 I think maybe a top secret anti aircraft variant
The last one I have never seen before.....nice, Thanks for the input Paul, feel free to post more great photos anytime regards Phil.

Hi Phil,

The double barreled Panther is a Photoshop for a web site, but as you have spare turrets I think you should try it. I am not sure about number two and three. number 4 is a Haguenau Panther enjoy the sun.

Paul.

Interesting Panthers, I only have one turret left, sun what sun it's raining so much i'm thinking of building an ARK!

I'm having a nostalgic black and white day today,so some more Panther pics of mine?
Weld bead photo study (as I have been producing meters of the dam stuff).
Some rough anti magnetic mine paste pics also.(as I have been producing square meters of the dam stuff )

As it's the weekend some lovely old photos ?

Original WW2 colour film or colourised?
A clue - a lot of wartime photos were taken on colour film but have subsequently been published in B&W for cost reasons.

Stephen

Stephen White wrote:Original WW2 colour film or colourised?

Colourised!
But very, very well done. Paint under the gone front mudgards hinges was a misstake by the Picasso ( among a number of other things...)

http://www.network54.com/Forum/47207/me ... +in+colour

Kind regards
Kent

Looks like Kurt Sowa's knocked out 222 KT in Stavelot. Very cool to see colorized. Brings it to life.
Bob

Love the KT, the colour "real or fake" ads a whole new dimension, come on Kent you must have bucket loads of interesting colour photos (no pun intended on the word bucket and photos of course )
Is that a piece of Kimwipe on the ground next to the KT? (you have to be very careful how you say and spell that trade name!)

Has this Panther photo been colourised? Kent are you on holiday?

Hi Phil,

No holiday yet but som of us has a life outside this forum.....

That green Panther is from a post war Russian color movie were they used a lot of WW2 stuff and blow them all up in flames....

So you want some color ww2 goodies from my hard drive, well a lot of people want that and as I feel nice today consider you lucky. So here are some real (not fake) color ones of the German stuff.



Italy, please note only dunkelgelbe paint and the barell in the heat resisting gray paint.



1SS at Kursk.



Normandy.



Big and badass....

And finaly one for the Famo pervs...



Kind regards
Kent

Thanks for the input Kent, some excellent colour photos that I'm sure many of us have never seen before, the colours are great and will help with the painting of many builds out there.
The Panzer 3 has very similar camouflage pattern to the one that I have reproduced on the Flakpanther (which pleases me no end), you are very kind sharing a tiny part of your collection with us
I love the real life photo of the GI clearly using a "brownie" camera to take a picture of his buddy as he stands resplendent next to the mother of all Tanks, the mighty bad ass "Jagdtiger", I wonder what "tango shower" refers to? cheers Phil.