Citroen Traction Avant
Citroen Traction Avant
Hey guys, I am new here and as a hobby I make 3D models of vehicles for art and also for games. My current project is a WWII era Citroen Traction Avant. Basicly, I am on the hunt for some image reference of this vehicle that has been captured or just used by German forces during WWII and I figured this would be the best place ask for help.
I have searched these forums and have found about 3 images of this car.
If you have any other images (old and new, Colour or B&W), it would be greatly apreciated if you could share them here.
I believe the model I am after according to this Tamiya kitset box is the Traction Avant 11CV
Thanks,
-Tom
I have searched these forums and have found about 3 images of this car.
If you have any other images (old and new, Colour or B&W), it would be greatly apreciated if you could share them here.
I believe the model I am after according to this Tamiya kitset box is the Traction Avant 11CV
Thanks,
-Tom
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Hello !!
Tom ..welcome on Axis History
See on this beautiful thread ..Captured & converted French vehicles in German service
Best regards and ciao by Francesco
Below Citroen "Avant" (Armee group Kleist) on the Russian front, note the Russian peasants around car .
From ebay exp.auction
Tom ..welcome on Axis History
See on this beautiful thread ..Captured & converted French vehicles in German service
Best regards and ciao by Francesco
Below Citroen "Avant" (Armee group Kleist) on the Russian front, note the Russian peasants around car .
From ebay exp.auction
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Thanks for the reply Francesco and Bert much apreciated!
These are very nice pictures and will prove usefull, especialy the markings.
I have a question that somebody here might know the answer to:
Why do some German used vehicles have covers over their headlamps?
Is it for protection or a form of camoflage, minimizing the reflective lamp?
Thanks again,
Tom (herc)
These are very nice pictures and will prove usefull, especialy the markings.
I have a question that somebody here might know the answer to:
Why do some German used vehicles have covers over their headlamps?
Is it for protection or a form of camoflage, minimizing the reflective lamp?
Thanks again,
Tom (herc)
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Hmmm the pic i posted doesn't seem to display
here is the direct link instead
http://carblueprints.narod.ru/images/ci ... v-1940.gif
Cheers
Bob
here is the direct link instead
http://carblueprints.narod.ru/images/ci ... v-1940.gif
Cheers
Bob