Jadgpanther's Production line.

Gen. Erwin Rommel · #1

I think this this is interesting, this tell me only a few things to me but i'm sure this may say a lot to you, so if you find something interesting about this please tell me.

Hans N · #2

The first in the right row is a Panther, not a Jagdpanther, and so is the last also (same row).

Gen. Erwin Rommel · #3

See i was speaking about this, i havent noticed that. but what the hell are Panthers doing there? they need difetent machinery and parts, that is going to delay production or not?

MadderCat · #4

Hi

Jagdpanthers and nornal Panthers used major components together
like engine, transmission, roadwheels, tracks etc.
so it should not be unusal to build them together up to a certain
degree and then divide the production progress (moving to an other line)
where they get their different equipment (8,8cm Pak or turret and other stuff)

my 2 cents

MadderCat

Horthy · #5

Jagdpanzer VI Jagdtiger (Sd. Kfz. 186)

Hans N · #6

Last pic is off topic!
what has that to do with Jagdpanthers?

Nice pic though!

Gen. Erwin Rommel · #7

I think the roadwheels and the tracks, are the same in the last Pic and in the Jadgpanther's.

Dan W. · #8

Here are what they look like in color.

Redbaron1908 · #9

Great pictures Dan thanks for sharing them.

Von_Mannteufel · #10

Hans N wrote:The first in the right row is a Panther, not a Jagdpanther, and so is the last also (same row).

agreed. Nice pictures, thanks for sharing. where you got them?

Hans N · #11

The wheels and tracks ar not the same on Jagdpanther/Panther and Jagdtiger. This is clearly seen on the last pics!

Von_Mannteufel · #12

Gen. Erwin Rommel wrote:I think the roadwheels and the tracks, are the same in the last Pic and in the Jadgpanther's.

hmmm.. they're completly different to me.. hehehehe.. jagdpanthers are like this

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and jagdtigers are like

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Daniel L · #13

I think the first picture was taken somewhere in western Germany 1945, unfortunately I can't remember where.

Best regards/ Daniel

Gen. Erwin Rommel · #14

D. Löwenhamn wrote:I think the first picture was taken somewhere in western Germany 1945, unfortunately I can't remember where.

Yes , i think so too, the workers should be there, and why they are not there? maybe the americans were getting closer, or maybe the picture was taken by some amarican.

Daniel L · #15

Yes that is correct, the picture was taken by American troops.

Best regards/ Daniel