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Re: Tiger pictures I want to see some color pictures of a nice clean Panther tank! |
Re: Tiger pictures Thanks for posting them! A nice sunny day at Bovington :) I thought the engine was a real refurbished Tiger one - but I could be wrong... In fact - from the website: The last step in this long and fascinating process is the installation of the impressive Maybach HL230P30 V-12 petrol engine. Here Ron is putting the final touches to the big power unit. Those who have followed the story right through will recall that this engine came from the Tank Museum's Tiger II and in reality would be more applicable to late production Tiger I tanks. http://www.tiger-tank.com/secure/journal25.htm so there !! :) Very interesting reading if you follow through the links... |
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I wish they could get it up to par... |
Re: Tiger pictures They had to use different air-filters - hence the popping... ah well I dunno!! :) |
Re: Tiger pictures Got loads more pics of Panther, JagdPanther, PzkwII, PzkwIII, PzkwIV, Stug III, Hanomag. Video's will be posted to my site this week. I'll announce when. Yeah It did pop a lot, but still impressive. |
Re: Tiger pictures yeh yeh yeh whatever stop telling him what he did wrong and post some pictures of the TIGER |
Re: Tiger pictures NOW VIDEO VIDEO is up at www.Akula971.com go to Tiger page and links are at the bottom of the page. wmv format. PzkwIII to follow soon. |
Re: Tiger pictures Awesome footage, Akula! I would have killed to be there.. Have you got any other vids or photos of the exhibition? And yeah, that Matilda seems to move many times faster than in FH. |
Re: Tiger pictures Damn what the Tiger really is a beast and that matilda seems to move pretty fast. |
Re: Tiger pictures matilda = fast? are u bloody mad mate?!! |
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