Axis Armored Vehicles Quiz

[SIS 5]

Hi bam, hi Alan,

I will take the chance to step in and wanto to know the designation of this tank (source of the pic: World War Photos).

Regards

Bert

[Robturner]

Bert,
I think that it's the Italian Carro Armato P26/40.
Rob.

[SIS 5]

Hi Rob,

that´s it! Very good! So it´s Your turn to go on with this quiz.

Regards

Bert

[Robturner]

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[Robturner]

My thanks, Bert.
Here's my offering. A couple of prototypes were built but the design went no further.
Rob.

[arminfreitag]

Hi Rob
I think it's a prototype of an Italian one man tank.
Ansaldo Mias/Mora from 1935.

Regards
Armin

[Robturner]

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[Robturner]

You're quite right, Armin. I cropped the picture in an attempt to lose the head of the pick-axe and make the vehicle a bit more difficult to identify.
Well done and over to you.
Rob.

[arminfreitag]

Hi all
here my next question. Please forgive me but I'm not 100% sure
if this vehicle fits in here. I'll post it anyway since it is pretty rare
and I do not know many pictures of it.
So what kind of vehicle is it and what is its purpose?

Regards
Armin

[brano]

VW type 129. Remote-controlled demolition vehicle.

[arminfreitag]

Hi Brano
that's it. Over to you.

Regards
Armin

[brano]

Thx.

What is this ?

[arminfreitag]

It looks like a 7,5 cm Pak 40 mounted on a PzKpfw 38 (t).
Thank you for this very interesting conversion that I haven't seen before.

Regards
Armin

[Pz III]

Could be a Marder III ausf H without the armored superstructure. A cleaner closer pic would be great. I think this photo is from a series of photos in one of the Canfora books.

Rich

[brano]

The platform is one of the versions of Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t), but which one? It´s not Marder III.
And, yes photo is from Canfora book, respectively from one of the authors.