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    Know Your Enemy


    Knarf

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    Hello,

    For training GSFG used small vehicle models. Everybody knows this fact. Now I have found models of enemy vehicles in 1:1 size. Unfortunately in bad condition but very impressive so I left them where they are.

    You can see the German cross painted on the launcher

    Chassis is a Soviet lorry

    Frank

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    This was a tracked Rocket launcher

    The soviets used to build these models with any material they could get. Cassis of a Sov. vehicle and some metall and you have got a nice model.(Handmade)

    regards Frank

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    Hallo Christophe,

    I took these photos some weeks ago. The place I am not allowed to tell. Unfortunately some collectors would risk their live if they would go there. Other people would have the problem to find their bits and pieces. There are bombs, mines etc. everywhere. Normally I can visit all the places on my own. In this case some people accompanied me to make sure that I stay alive.The place is in Germany.

    Sorry for that answer but I hope that you can understand it.

    Frank

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    Nice green car BTW... :rolleyes:

    Dear Christophe,

    that car is an Austrian constructed "PUCH G" (sold in Germany as a "Mercedes-Benz G-Klasse") one of the best military off-road cars in the world and used in many armies (and conflicts - Falklands, Yugoslavia, etc.).

    http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steyr_Daimler_Puch

    http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes_G-Klasse

    http://www.puchg.at/

    Best regards :beer:

    Christian

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    Dear Christophe,

    that car is an Austrian constructed "PUCH G" (sold in Germany as a "Mercedes-Benz G-Klasse") one of the best military off-road cars in the world and used in many armies (and conflicts - Falklands, Yugoslavia, etc.).

    http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steyr_Daimler_Puch

    http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes_G-Klasse

    http://www.puchg.at/

    Best regards :beer:

    Christian

    It was called the G-Wagon in the UK ;)

    I remember reading a story about the British Army have a few these that they aquired during the Falklands Confilict, which because they were seized in Battle can not be repaired and put back on the road so they are just siting in a compound some were :ninja:

    Mercedes-Benz did do a great AMG 55 Version of these which is unbelievably quick :love:

    Order of Victory

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    Mercedes-Benz did do a great AMG 55 Version of these which is unbelievably quick :love:

    Dear Vic,

    here is a video-clip of the G-wagon AMG 55 in action: http://auto-presse.tv/autotuning.php?actio...mp;newsid=12916

    Two pics of the V8-compressor-monster:

    Well, that car is rather expensive .... :(

    Best regards :beer:

    Christian

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