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Nice collection of panzer hardware, and Whisky

This thread has inspired me to go on eBay and look for ww2 German tank parts.

Hi Marco,
Nice collections! The more I see, the more track links and pins found on the shelf.
The sprocket beneath the King Tiger track links, looks like not in whole one. I wonder how did you find it?

Regards,
Lerh Chang

Nice! Way to go Sasha!


Panther tracklink 1:1 and 1:6, and an armored idler cover for a Panther.

I bought this at Bovington Tankfest, they are made from track link ends to raise money for the Desert Rat Association. I believe this is the track link end from the Ajax Strike AFV.

I’m now the proud owner of a little piece of history, if it’s real and shows up from the Ukraine!



I’d like to ad it to my build now that I have learned about the tradition!

Great photo! I've been playing spot the tank parts for the last ten minutes

Hahaha well and most are hidden on this pic, lol.

Did you spot the aluminium goliath track?

Good afternoon everybody.

I don't have a lot of tank parts, save a track link from a Matilda, found when felling trees on the estate where I work. The estate was used for tank driver training during WW2. I use it to prop up the bird table. Since I started working on the estate I have had "encounters" with artifacts associated with military life. Only yesterday we came across this tank shell possibly 6pdr or 75mm which we believe had been dumped the nearby stream, found, realized what it was, then dumped. It was reported to the police and dealt with accordingly, and safety I hope. As was the encounter in 2005 with this whilst clearing branches from a track.

We also found these pigs tails under the root plates of some windthrown larch trees near to where troops were accommodated. No buildings now, just foundations sticking out of the grass.

I do sometimes wonder what we may find next.

Take care.
Charles

Hello guys,

some saved ammunition for 88 mm KwK (Tiger, King Tiger), Pak and Flak. A high explosive shell with impact fuse, 1940: