T-34/100 is the variant of the T-34 family but never went into production. It has a powerful 100mm gun, same as the gun in Su-100 and T-54. To fit the long breech and ammo of the 100mm, the turret of the T-34/100 is slightly modified from T-34/85. The prototype went to trial in April 1945 and showed...

Rework of the Churchill gun carrier.

A little rework of the Alecto SPG.

Hungarian Zrinyi I assault gun with side skirt.

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A rework of the British army Covenanter cruiser tank.

British army Harry-Hopkins light tank. This small tank was developed as the predecessor of the Tetrach tank, with the same 2 Pdr gun but slightly better protection. Only 100 Harry-Hopkins were built and all were used to protect the airfields in UK.

A new Soviet SPAA prototype, called ZUT-37, based on T-70 light tank. The open turret has a 37mm autocannon. However, the magazine has only five round, which really hampered its anti air ability. So this type never went into production.

Lend Lease Matilda III tank with a 76.2mm F96 gun and mantlet from KV tank. This is a field modification trying to improve the fire power of the Matilda tank. The result was unsuccessful and the plan was discarded.

British army Churchill NA75 tank. After the North African campaign, the British headquarters realized that the 6 pounder gun in Churchill III tanks were useless to deal with soft target, because this gun lacks a HE shell. The solution was to mount the Sherman tank 75mm guns with mantlets to the Chur...

US army T64 Howitzer Motor Carriage. This prototype combined the M5 light tank chassis and a 4.5 inch M1 gun. The later development finally ended up with the 155mm M41 HMC.

US army T77E1 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage. It was based on the M24 light tank chassis, with six .50 MGs.

Today is a Soviet tank destroyer, Su-85M. Due to the shortage of the new 100mm gun, the first 315 Su-100 hulls were equipped with 85mm guns to become Su-85M. They have better armor protection than the regular Su-85. The production time were between September to November, 1944.

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Today I bring a new US army prototype, T55E1 GMC. It's a wheeled tank destroyer with a 3 inch M6 gun (same gun in M10 and M18). It has a low profile and very mobile. However, due to the extremely lacking of armor, this vehicle never went into production and the US army chose the M10 GMC.

Happy holidays y'all! I made this British infantry tank prototype. Excelsior was designated to replace the Churchill tanks because the Churchill Mk.I and II were lacking fire power. The Excelsior was based on the new Cromwell tank, with a QF75 gun. However, the later versions of the Churchill tanks ...

New tank prototype from the Red Army. KV-13 medium tank. It was a project of the new medium tank to replace the T-34s in 1942. However, the Red Army decided to keep modifying the T-34 tank, which leaded to the T-34/85. Although the KV-13 production was cancelled, the prototype was kept modifying and...

Vledis wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 10:46 am Hi, thank for fine model)

Maybe you have 'hidden' AT version of 77mm FK 16?

Hi, I have the AT version of the FK-16 gun. It's the credit from Guille.

Paratroops usely use light weapons Hand grenade are definitely light weapons. It also should be noted that after the battle of Crete in Spring 1941, the Fallschirmjager units were mostly used as elite infantry in both eastern and western fronts, such as Ramcke Brigade in North Africa, Fallschirmjag...

Paratroops usely use light weapons Hand grenade are definitely light weapons. It also should be noted that after the battle of Crete in Spring 1941, the Fallschirmjager units were mostly used as elite infantry in both eastern and western fronts, such as Ramcke Brigade in North Africa, Fallschirmjag...

terminator wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 3:35 pm

Birgeria wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 2:02 pm German Fallshrimjager in 1943 with splint type camo.

What kind of grenade is it?


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McGuba is right. It's the M24 grenade bundled with extra heads for AT purpose.