Another batch of WWII German vehicles!

[Leon]

We've got another batch of our WWII German vehicles all painted up by JAD Designs for the website photos. 


































































There's a few gaps in there where we've revamped vehicles so we'll get the last few codes off to Jason asap and get this range completed.  Next up on the photo schedule is a load of WWI codes, including Austro-Hungarians, Belgians, US and more.

[fred.]

These look great!  

I thought I had most WWII German options covered - but clearly no!

One suggestion - it might be useful to add the SdKfz numbers to all the German codes, it might make finding things a little easier. 

[Leon]

One suggestion - it might be useful to add the SdKfz numbers to all the German codes, it might make finding things a little easier.

That sounds like a fun job to put at the bottom of on my To-Do list!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

That sounds like a fun job to put at the bottom of on my To-Do list!

Typical

[Steve J]

Cracking work once again!

[steve_holmes_11]

It's remarkable how many variants the Germans created in six short years.
Perhaps more remarkable is that they ever had the correct ammo and spares in the right place.

Compare with:
Ivan: "A truckload of diesel and ten crates of '76"
Brad: "Ten trucks of gas, one of 50 cal, three of '75 and one of '76".

[Gwydion]

Okay Bud,
for the 75mm, you want
M48 (HE), standard or supercharge? SQ or PD fuzes?
T30 (Canister)
M89 (HC smoke)
M64 (WP)
M72 AP-T
M61 (APCBC-HE-T)
M61A1
C'mon be specific I got a truck to load here.
Okay, and the 76mm?

M42A1 HE
M62A1 APC
M79 AP
M88 Smoke
T4 (M93) HVAP (APCR)

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

What about the M3 designation, Tank, 1/2 Track, Howitzer? +++++

Of course the full designation of an M4 could be M4A3/76(Wet)HVSS

And don't even look at British Vehicles

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Meanwhile, superb paint job on those all.

[paulr]