Axis Non-Armored Vehicles quiz

[Bill Murray]

Steve:

I am no expert and picked the photo off of a site in a language I cannot read.
The site identifies it as another "T" model and it is not being used by it's maker country.
Bill

[stoveb]

Ah,

T-28 then, Russian tanks are not my forte either...

Cheers
Steve

[Bill Murray]

Bingo:

A T-28 in Hungarian Service.

Over to Oz.

Bill

[stoveb]

Right,

In the hope of not making it too easy, this one is a 'partial'...

Cheers
Steve

[Alanmccoubrey]

Bill, that doesn't count, it is Soviet !

[Bill Murray]

Hi Alan:

If I can play the philosopher for a moment, this is part of the dilemma that every Forum faces as it goes on and on and on and on.

I think this Forum started in 2002 in it's present form and I have been here since 2004.

So many subjects have been covered with photos so many times, it gets to the point where a lot of us are "reaching out" for really strange items that often are far from their particular field of interest or expertise just to try to make sure that they are not repeating a photo post or in the case of quizzes, posting only items within their field of interest that may not be so interesting to other Forum members. Wheeled transport vehicles of any type are my passion but I understand perhaps not of much interest to fans of armour, artillery, aircraft, ships etc.

I must say that I am very pleased by the response in the last six years by members here who sort of "accept" that soft skin vehicles played an important role in WWII at least to the extent that there are many posters that are willing to add to the knowledge base regarding that type of military asset.

Now, why don't you answer Steve's question........

Bill

[Alanmccoubrey]

Bill, I would but like you I've run out of new pics to post

[SIS 5]

Hi Alan,

if You are not against it, I could take Your part and post a new pic.

Regards

Bert

[Alanmccoubrey]

Bert, Steve has an unanswered question a couple of posts above. I was just teasing Bill !

[AVV]

Hello!
Sd.Kfz.254?

Best regards, Aleks

[stoveb]

Hi Aleks,

Yes, of course, over to you.

Cheers
Steve

[AVV]

Thanks!
Softskin this time.

Best regards, Aleks

[AVV]

Is the question so difficult?
I thought the answer would be given in half an hour after I posted it.
So, I'll try to make the process go quicker. The name of this vehicle's producer consists of two words.
Good luck!

Best regards, Aleks

[John Hilly]

Found it after a long, long search!!!

Büssing-NAG III GL 6: 3,5-ton, 6x4, 6-cyl. petrol, 9350cc, 90hp, about 300 built.

Greets
Juha-Pekka

[AVV]

Correct, of course.
Photo source: http://offroadvehicle.ru/AZBUCAR/Bussin ... 20txt.html
Over to Suomi!

Best regards, Aleks