Tiger II photos from Munster

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Tiger II photos from Munster

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Post by Ace31 » 15 Jan 2005, 20:29

Do you know if at panzer museum in Munster are looking for a caretaker ?
I could be interested to visit TigerII alone during night :D


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Post by deadly88mm » 15 Jan 2005, 21:11

AND DRIVE IT AWAY 8)

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Post by Xavier » 15 Jan 2005, 21:47

priceless..! (Sturmtiger and Tiger I pics too..)
more now that the afvinteriors.com site has been offline indifenitively due to the amount of traffic.
sadly, the complete optic sight for the main gun is missing (my main area of interest...)

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Post by wustesoldat » 15 Jan 2005, 22:23

Those guys sure get up ti some mischeif, crawling all over/under the KingTiger :P Those are some awesome pics, thanks for sharing.

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Post by VoL[oM » 15 Jan 2005, 22:55

Darn i'd like seing this beast in reel, any tiger I and II I could visit in Canada?

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Post by Christian W. » 16 Jan 2005, 01:26

Damn. There isnt anything like that on museums in Finland...

The closest place where I could see Tigers would be in Russia....Hmm..

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Post by Christian W. » 17 Jan 2005, 20:57

Dont forget Maus. :wink:

The only German AFVs Finnish museums have are StuG IIIG and Panzer IVJ.

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Post by Christian W. » 18 Jan 2005, 15:22

By the way, that StuG IIIG next to Tiger II used to belong to Finnish Army.

I have NO idea how the Germans managed to make up such a horrible colour-scheme!

Where did they get that big swastiska from?

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Post by Drew Maynard » 18 Jan 2005, 15:45

vollom:

closest you'l get to german armor that i've seen in canada is on base borden near barrie where there's some PAKs and a PAnther.

~v

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Post by Ace31 » 18 Jan 2005, 16:56

Monrad, I see in "your" pics lack of many interiors particular, the sighting telescope for example...
Do you know what are average conditions of the tank ?
Can it move ?
What about the engine ?

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#15

Post by Christian W. » 18 Jan 2005, 17:03

Ace, there is only one Tiger II in the world that is still in running conditition.

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