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Hetzer World

Hetzer World

Mak's group for tanks, armor, war, and history in general. Focusing predominantly on mechanized warfare in the 20th century.

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Maklarr4000
FortFantasy
Andover
Britspeed
VORTEX
Actrogen
Fitch
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    An M5 Stuart light tank goes nose-to-nose with the US M6 Heavy Tank, the army's purpose-built Tiger-killer that never saw action during the war. The photo is likely from the Aberdeen test center where the tank spent most of it's operating existence.
    An M5 Stuart light tank goes nose-to-nose with the US M6 Heavy Tank, the army's purpose-built Tiger-killer that never saw action during the war. The photo is likely from the Aberdeen test center where the tank spent most of it's operating existence.
    Feb 20
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    Partially completed Maus tanks, with soldiers for scale.
    Partially completed Maus tanks, with soldiers for scale.
    Feb 13
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    An M60A3 Patton tank looking very cool.
    An M60A3 Patton tank looking very cool.
    Feb 5
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    This ugly thing is the Pansarbil fm/29, built by Landsverk in Sweden as a prototype for what armored cars could be. It was very complicated, and as ineffective as it was ugly- thankfully the lessons learned produced somewhat more capable vehicles both for the Swedish crown and for the export market they sought to tap into later. They only built one, and it lives at the Swedish Military musuem in Arsenalen.This ugly thing is the Pansarbil fm/29, built by Landsverk in Sweden as a prototype for what armored cars could be. It was very complicated, and as ineffective as it was ugly- thankfully the lessons learned produced somewhat more capable vehicles both for the Swedish crown and for the export market ...See more
    This ugly thing is the Pansarbil fm/29, built by Landsverk in Sweden as a prototype for what armored cars could be. It was very complicated, and as ineffective as it was ugly- thankfully the lessons learned produced somewhat more capable vehicles both for the Swedish crown and for the export market they sought to tap into later. They only built one, and it lives at the Swedish Military musuem in Arsenalen.
    Jan 30
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    A T-34 with prototype concrete armor that didn't catch on.
    A T-34 with prototype concrete armor that didn't catch on.
    Jan 30
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    The Type 74 E variant.
    The Type 74 E variant.
    Jan 27
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    Details on a Type 74 Tank.
    Details on a Type 74 Tank.
    Jan 24
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    A Matilda II tank, captured and modified by the Germans for the latter half of the African campaign.
    A Matilda II tank, captured and modified by the Germans for the latter half of the African campaign.
    Jan 6
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    A Type-4 Ke-Nu tank in the Japanese army.
    A Type-4 Ke-Nu tank in the Japanese army.
    Jan 4
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  • Maklarr4000
    Maklarr4000 uploaded 1 new photo to Newsfeed Photos album
    A KV-2 with the ZiS-6 gun during firing tests. The 152mm is the way to go bro...
    A KV-2 with the ZiS-6 gun during firing tests. The 152mm is the way to go bro...
    Jan 4
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