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Re: Westwall
Could be two bunkers, or a bunker with two MGs. (Scratches and screws on the armour and the number on the guns don't match.)
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I'm guessing an early B1 bunker, judging the light plate 422P01.
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Hi Guys,
I agree with Arthur, here we have a 422Po1 plate.
The 2 MG´s are lying in a "Feldlafette 08" (field mounting) on a wood table- not in the special "Schartenlafette 08" and without the steel "Untersetzkasten".
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I agree with Arthur, here we have a 422Po1 plate.
The 2 MG´s are lying in a "Feldlafette 08" (field mounting) on a wood table- not in the special "Schartenlafette 08" and without the steel "Untersetzkasten".
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Hello @ndrew
I think these photo's are from the same model . The photo's are from the book "Unternehmen Westwall"
There were 3 parade floats (1) digging of the eartwork (2) steelwork of the bunker (3) wooden casting
and the concrete pouring . According to the book they were build in Fraulautern and set to transport at
St Ingbert . Would be nice to know were your photo has been taken ??
Regards Jos
I think these photo's are from the same model . The photo's are from the book "Unternehmen Westwall"
There were 3 parade floats (1) digging of the eartwork (2) steelwork of the bunker (3) wooden casting
and the concrete pouring . According to the book they were build in Fraulautern and set to transport at
St Ingbert . Would be nice to know were your photo has been taken ??
Regards Jos
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Hello Jos,jopaerya wrote:Hello @ndrew
I think these photo's are from the same model . The photo's are from the book "Unternehmen Westwall"
There were 3 parade floats (1) digging of the eartwork (2) steelwork of the bunker (3) wooden casting
and the concrete pouring . According to the book they were build in Fraulautern and set to transport at
St Ingbert . Would be nice to know were your photo has been taken ??
Regards Jos
thanks for additional photos and informations. They even signed truck with OT logo
I don't know where the photo was taken-checked EXIF data in file but no info.
Brgds
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Hi Jos, hi Andrew!
Maybe, the Modells were shown on the NS- Gautag 1939 in Kaiserslautern?
The buildings look like that.
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Markus
Maybe, the Modells were shown on the NS- Gautag 1939 in Kaiserslautern?
The buildings look like that.
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Hello
Thanks to Jack a nice picture from a M.G. Schartenstand in the Westwall .
Photo = Nara - Ebay
Regards Jos
Thanks to Jack a nice picture from a M.G. Schartenstand in the Westwall .
Photo = Nara - Ebay
Regards Jos
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Hi Jos,
do you have any idea what type it could be?
Looks to me like a 680/612/677.
I believe there were some of these types built at the WW.
Do not precisly know where, if so it would be the first time i saw a picture of it.
Greetings Jack.
do you have any idea what type it could be?
Looks to me like a 680/612/677.
I believe there were some of these types built at the WW.
Do not precisly know where, if so it would be the first time i saw a picture of it.
Greetings Jack.
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Jack take a good look at the Scharte. There's a Panzerplatte for MG and there's an entrance on the side. Looks to me like a 105d or similar bunker. The slab of concrete in front makes it looks like a 680 indeed.
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Hi Arthur,
Thats just why i had the thought....
Greetings Jack.
Thats just why i had the thought....
Greetings Jack.
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I also think it's a M.G. Schartenstand , btw a very nice place to build this bunker .
Regards Jos
Regards Jos
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Not very offen: bunker in color
How is called this green paint for bunkers?
I call it: eucalyptus green
http://www.howtocopewithpain.org/blog/w ... leaves.jpg
Brgds
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How is called this green paint for bunkers?
I call it: eucalyptus green
http://www.howtocopewithpain.org/blog/w ... leaves.jpg
Brgds
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Re: Westwall
I am not 100% sure , but I think it's German 6 schartenturm .
Photo = Ebay
Regards Jos
Photo = Ebay
Regards Jos