Axis Non-Armored Vehicles quiz

SIS 5 · #31

Hi Bill, hi Sitzkrieg,

Bill, You´re right again, Your knowledge about softskin vehicles is phantastic.
Sorry Sitzkrieg, I didn´t know the rules. I won´t do it again.

Regards

Bert

Bill Murray · #32

Just lucky this week Bert.
Someone else take over, I am tied up in orders after attending our big New York Toy Show.
Bill

Luftman129 · #33

Hey all,

Identify the truck.

Thanks,
Chris

Bill Murray · #34

Toyota KB of which some 21,000 were produced 1942/1944.
Same photo appears in Bart Vanderveen's book Historic Military Vehicles Directory.
Bill

Luftman129 · #35

Correct,Bill. Source is:http://www3.plala.or.jp/takihome/kbkc.htm

Thanks,
Chris

Bill Murray · #36

Thanks Chris. Nice avatar. Is that a Cuda or a Dodge?
A poor photo of something to ID.
Bill

Sitzkrieg · #37

Look like Ford V8 G81A towing Flak 38 AA guns.

Bill Murray · #38

Over to you Sitz: Interesting the Germans did small fleets of those umbau vehicles.
Bill

Sitzkrieg · #39

Thank you, Bill.
As I am now fed up with softskins (no offence to anyone intended here

), I'll post an armored vehicle for you gents to ID.

FRANCY RITTER · #40

Hello dear friends!!

It's a Semovente 47/32 on "Carro Veloce" L.3 chassis (L.3 da 47/32) ....

Sitzkrieg · #41

Indeed! From http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/
You're next, Francy.

FRANCY RITTER · #42

Thank you Costas

Name of this ,please....

Sitzkrieg · #43

Carro Armato Celere Sahariano....

The Italian equivalent of British Cruiser Tanks that so impressed the Italians with their speed. I read somewhere that this was quite a tribute to the Cruisers' designers, as imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

FRANCY RITTER · #44

Yes Sitzkrieg !!

Over to you...

Sitzkrieg · #45

Thanks.
What is this little fellow here?