PzC Series - Eagles in the Sand v1.0 (29/08/25) - Prelude to Blitzkrieg (24/09/25) - The Lost Spring (24/09/25)

[nikivdd]

Preview of the armory (nikivdd equipment v9)
.

1.png (321.66 KiB) Viewed 1016 times

.

2.png (377.76 KiB) Viewed 1016 times

.

3.png (326.47 KiB) Viewed 1016 times

[bondjamesbond]

Preview of the armory (nikivdd equipment v9)
.
1.png
.
2.png
.
3.png

That's awesome. Keep it up !!!!

I hope anti-aircraft guns like Flak 88 are able to hit direct fire as in reality it was sometimes the best anti-tank gun in many theatres of war from Africa to the USSR.)

Prufs
https://en.topwar.ru/126266-aviaciya-pr ... ast-2.html
https://en.topwar.ru/130439-aviaciya-pr ... st-14.html
https://topwar.ru/4392-strelki-protiv-tankov.html
https://en.topwar.ru/102778-zenitki-pro ... -1-ya.html
https://dzen.ru/a/aAoAaU8UST3RmG7j
https://oper-1974.livejournal.com/99690.html
https://topwar.ru/102873-zenitki-protiv ... -2-ya.html
https://en.topwar.ru/103159-zenitki-pro ... -5-ya.html

[nikivdd]

There are only a few entries left before i share v9.
.

arm1.png (406.27 KiB) Viewed 904 times

.

arm2.png (429.05 KiB) Viewed 904 times

.

arm3.png (547.45 KiB) Viewed 904 times

.

arm4.png (449.27 KiB) Viewed 904 times

.

arm5.png (497.08 KiB) Viewed 904 times

[nikivdd]

I updated my armory.

v9: https://www.mediafire.com/file/wiof627t ... 9.rar/file

All new additions are listed in the download.

###Germany###

Kavallerie (recon) 39,42
Kavallerie 36,39,42 mounted and dismounted (switch)
Kradschützen 36,39,41,44 mounted and dismounted (switch)
Infanterie 36,39,43,44 (mot) (switch)
Schwere Infanterie 39,43,44 (mot) (switch)
PzGrenadiere 42,43,44,45 (mot) (switch)
Pioniere 36,39,43 (mot) (switch)
Sturmpioniere 40,42,43,45 (mot) (switch)
Brückenpioniere 39,43 (mot) (switch)
German Infantry LMG
MG34 Machine-Gun Team
MG42 Heavy Machine-Gun Team
MG45 Experimental Machine-Gun Team
Radfahrer 36,39,41 mounted and dismounted (switch)
Pz.Kpfw. 35H 734(f)
Panzerkampfwagen E-50
Panzerkampfwagen P.1000 Ratte (switch)
JagdPz IV/48 (Schürzen)
7.5 cm PaK 40 (switch)
7.62 cm FK 296(r)/7.62 cm PaK 36(r) (switch)
StuH 42 (Schürzen) (switch)
VW Typ 82 Kübelwagen (Canvas)
Ju 88 D-1 long-range reconnaissance
Ju 88 P-0 prototype anti-tank aircraft
Ju 88 R-1 night fighter
Ju 88 S-1 high-speed bomber
Henschel Hs 129 B (SG-113 anti-tank rocket pod)
Junkers Ju 88 A-0 Schnellbomber (pre-series prototype)
Junkers Ju 88 A-2 Schnellbomber (early service production)
Junkers Ju 88 A-6 Schnellbomber (maritime / mine-laying variant)
Junkers Ju 88 A-14 Schnellbomber (armour & field mods)
Junkers Ju 88 A-26 Schnellbomber (late-war production / strengthened ventral armament)
Sd.Kfz. 251/9 mittlerer Schützenpanzerwagen (7.5 cm KwK 37 L/24)
Heinkel He 51 A-1 (early Luftwaffe biplane fighter)
Heinkel He 51 B-1 (improved fighter with drop tank)
Heinkel He 51 C-1 (fighter-bomber / ground-attack)
Henschel Hs 123 A-1 (early production ground-attack biplane)
Henschel Hs 123 A-2 (up-engined armoured close-support aircraft)
Henschel Hs 123 B-1 (proposed enclosed-cockpit / extended-range variant)
Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-7/B (Jabo fighter-bomber variant)
Ilyushin Il-2 (r) Shturmovik (captured and bonus)
Heinkel He 274 (high-altitude prototype heavy bomber)
Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a/R7 (armoured interceptor, R4M rocket fit)
Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a “Sturmvogel” (fighter-bomber field conversion)
Messerschmitt Me 262 A-2a “Sturmvogel” (dedicated fighter-bomber variant with bomb racks)
He 219 A-2 "Uhu" night fighter
Focke-Wulf Fw 200 C-8/U10 Condor
Heinkel He 111 E (early production medium bomber)
SdKfz 263 8r
SdKfz 250/10 3.7cm
SdKfz 251/10 3.7cm
Panzer VI Ausf. E Tiger I (Late Production) regular and SE bonus
3.7 cm Flakzwilling 43
Sturmpanzer III (15 cm sIG 33 Sfl.) (switch)
Sturmgeschütz 33 B (15 cm sIG 33 Sfl.) (switch)
Karl-Gerät 040 (60 cm Mörser – siege mortar) (SE bonus unit)
Karl-Gerät 041 (54 cm L/30 heavy mortar) (regular and SE bonus unit)
28 cm K(E) “Kurze Bruno” (railway gun)
Nashorn (switch)
7.5 cm leIG 18 AT (switch)
7.5 cm FK 16 nA AT (switch)
10,5cm leFH 18 AT (switch)
15 cm sFH 14 artillery and AT (switch)
15 cm sFH 15 cm sFH 1418 AT (switch)
15 cm sFH 401 (i) (switch)
17 cm K 18 AT (switch)
15 cm sIG 33 AT (switch)
15 cm sFH 414 (i) (Sfl.) (switch)
9 cm K 309/1 (i) (Sfl.) (switch)
10.5cm sFH 329(f) (switch)
Sturmpanzer I AT (vanilla) (switch)
Hummel AT (switch)
sIG 33 II (Sf) AT (switch)
QF 17 pounder(e) AT and Art (switch)
2 cm Flakvierling AT (switch)
4 cm Flak 28 AA and AT (switch)
SdKfz 10/4 AT (switch)
SdKfz 7/1 AT (switch)
SdKfz 7/2 AT (switch)
Möbelwagen AT (switch)
Ostwind AT (switch)
Wirbelwind AT (switch)
Gepard AT (switch)
Sd.Kfz. 6/2 AA and AT (switch)
2 cm FlaK 30 AT (switch)
2 cm FlaK 38 AT (switch)
3.7 cm FlaK 36 AT (switch)
3.7 cm FlaK 37 AT (switch)
3.7 cm FlaK 37 (Mercedes-Benz L4500A) AA and AT (switch)
3.7 cm FlaK 37 (Opel Blitz) AA and AT (switch)
2 cm FlaKvierling 38 (Mercedes-Benz L4500A) AA and AT (switch)
3.7cm Flak37 SPAA/3.7cm Flak37 SPAT (switch)
Flakpanzer T-34(r) AT (switch)
SdKfz 10/6 AA and AT (switch)
Armoured Train MBV-KT
8.8cm Flak36 Eisenbahn/8.8cm Pak36 Eisenbahn (switch)
Kätzchen 7.5 cm StuG, Kätzchen PaK 5 cm, Kätzchen MTW
Several regular and SE transport vehicles

###USSR###

T-27
T-26 m31 (MG)
T-26 m32 (37mm)
T-26 m33 (45mm)
T-26 m35 (radio)
T-26 m36 (welded)
T-26 m37 (conical)
T-26 m38 (late)
T-26 m39 (diesel)
OT-26
KV-1 (1939)
KV-1 (L-11)
KV-1 (F-32)
KV-1 (ZiS-5)
KV-1S
Maxim MG team
Cossacks 41,43 mounted and dismounted (switch)
Naval Infantry 39,43
203mm M1931 AT (switch)
122mm M1938 AT (switch)
T-90 SPAAG AT (switch)
40 mm Bofors (switch)
76.2mm Model 1936 (F-22) Artillery and AT (switch)
SU-57
M5 Halftrack
Hurricane Mk.IIC
Hurricane Mk.IV
Tupolev Tu-4 (reverse-engineered B-29 Superfortress)
Yakovlev Yak-2
Armoured Train MBV-KT

[nikivdd]

It has been a busy week personally, but i did manage to keep working on my armory file and been reading up and doing a bit of research for future campaigns. So to give you a bit of an idea what i was doing this morning...

# --- Allied Hero Vehicle Summary (IDs 7677–7696) ---

# CZECHOSLOVAKIA – Lt. Col. Karel Svoboda
7679 Czechoslovakia 1942 Class 2 Vehicle: Humber Mk II Scout Car
7680 Czechoslovakia 1943 Class 2 Vehicle: Daimler Dingo Scout Car
7681 Czechoslovakia 1944 Class 1 Vehicle: Cromwell Mk IV Tank
7682 Czechoslovakia 1945 Class 1 Vehicle: Cromwell Mk VII Tank

# POLAND – Capt. Jan "Orzeł" Leszczyński
7685 Poland 1942 Class 2 Vehicle: Humber Mk III Scout Car
7686 Poland 1943 Class 2 Vehicle: Staghound T17E1 Armoured Car
7687 Poland 1944 Class 1 Vehicle: Sherman V Tank
7688 Poland 1945 Class 1 Vehicle: Sherman IC Firefly Tank

# FRANCE – Col. Henri de Vasson
7689 France 1940 Class 1 Vehicle: Somua S35
7690 France 1941 Class 2 Vehicle: Laffly AMD 80 Armoured Car
7691 France 1943 Class 1 Vehicle: M4A2 Sherman Tank

# UNITED KINGDOM – Maj. Richard "Rex" Callahan
7693 United Kingdom 1942 Class 2 Vehicle: Universal Carrier Mk II
7694 United Kingdom 1944 Class 1 Vehicle: Cromwell Mk VI Tank

# UNITED STATES – Lt. Col. Daniel M. Hayes
7695 United States 1942 Class 1 Vehicle: M4A1 Sherman Tank
7696 United States 1944 Class 1 Vehicle: M4A3 (76)W Sherman Tank

And i drafted some new entries for my armory, stats still require adjustment but at least the dates and class are already appropriate The hero units, beside the stats it will receive as a unit, also includes three hero slots; those slots will be filled in when the hero appears for the first time.

# --- Allied Core Heroes 1939–1945 (IDs 7677–7696) ---

# Lt. Col. Karel Svoboda – Czechoslovakia
7677 Svoboda 0 280 6 40 3 2 0 5 4 2 -1 0 10 16 4 1 32 Cz_Inf_40_Svoboda.png 1.5.1940 1.1.1941 4 Czech Infantry Detachment (Lt. Col. Karel Svoboda) nopurchase
7678 Svoboda 0 295 6 45 3 2 0 5 4 2 -1 0 11 17 4 1 32 Cz_Inf_41_Svoboda.png 1.1.1941 1.1.1942 4 Czech Independent Brigade (Lt. Col. Karel Svoboda) nopurchase
7679 Svoboda Humber Mk II 2 310 6 55 6 2 0 6 4 3 -1 1 12 18 5 1 32 Cz_Rec_42_Svoboday 1.1.1942 1.1.1943 Czech Independent Brigade (Lt. Col. Karel Svoboda) nopurchase
7680 Svoboda Daimler Dingo 2 325 6 60 7 2 0 6 5 3 -1 1 13 19 5 1 32 Cz_Rec_43_Svoboda.png 1.1.1943 1.1.1944 4 Czech Armoured Brigade Group (Lt. Col. Karel Svoboda) nopurchase
7681 Svoboda Cromwell Mk IV 1 340 6 80 8 2 0 8 5 4 0 1 14 20 5 1 32 Cz_Tnk_44_Svoboda.png 1.1.1944 1.1.1945 4 Czech Independent Armoured Brigade (Lt. Col. Karel Svoboda) nopurchase
7682 Svoboda Cromwell Mk VII 1 360 6 85 8 2 0 8 5 4 0 1 15 21 5 1 32 Cz_Tnk_45_Svoboda.png 1.1.1945 1.1.1946 4 Czech Liberation Command (Lt. Col. Karel Svoboda) nopurchase

# Capt. Jan "Orzeł" Leszczyński – Poland
7683 Leszczyński 0 280 6 40 3 2 0 6 4 2 -1 0 10 16 4 1 6 Pl_Inf_40_Leszynski.png 1.5.1940 1.1.1941 4 Polish Infantry Detachment (Capt. Jan "Orzeł" Leszczyński) nopurchase
7684 Leszczyński 0 295 6 45 3 2 0 6 4 2 -1 0 11 17 4 1 6 Pl_Inf_41_Leszynski.png 1.1.1941 1.1.1942 4 Polish Carpathian Brigade (Capt. Jan "Orzeł" Leszczyński) nopurchase
7685 Leszczyński Humber Mk III 2 310 6 55 6 2 0 7 4 3 -1 1 12 18 5 1 6 Pl_Rec_42_Leszynski.png 1.1.1942 1.1.1943 4 Polish Armoured Training Unit (Capt. Jan "Orzeł" Leszczyński) nopurchase
7686 Leszczyński Staghound T17E1 2 325 6 60 7 2 0 7 5 3 -1 1 13 19 5 1 6 Pl_Rec_43_Leszynski.png 1.1.1943 1.1.1944 4 1st Polish Armoured Division (Capt. Jan "Orzeł" Leszczyński) nopurchase
7687 Leszczyński Sherman V 1 340 6 80 8 2 0 9 5 4 0 1 14 20 5 1 6 Pl_Tnk_44_Leszynski.png 1.1.1944 1.1.1945 4 1st Polish Armoured Division (Falaise) (Capt. Jan "Orzeł" Leszczyński) nopurchase
7688 Leszczyński Sherman IC Firefly 1 360 6 85 8 2 0 9 5 4 0 1 15 21 5 1 6 Pl_Tnk_45_Leszynski.png 1.1.1945 1.1.1946 4 Polish Corps Command (Germany) (Capt. Jan "Orzeł" Leszczyński) nopurchase

# Col. Henri de Vasson – France
7689 Vasson Somua S35 1 340 6 60 7 2 0 7 5 3 0 1 13 18 5 1 4 Fr_Tnk_40_Vasson.png 1.5.1940 1.1.1941 4 1er Cuirassiers (Col. Henri de Vasson) nopurchase
7690 Vasson Laffly AMD 80 2 355 6 70 8 2 0 7 5 3 -1 1 14 19 5 1 4 Fr_Rec_42_Vasson.png 1.1.1941 1.1.1943 4 Free French Detachment (Col. Henri de Vasson) nopurchase
7691 Vasson M4A2 Sherman 1 380 6 85 8 2 0 8 5 4 0 1 15 20 5 1 4 Fr_Tnk_44_Vasson.png 1.1.1943 1.1.1946 4 2e Division Blindée (Col. Henri de Vasson) nopurchase

# Maj. Richard "Rex" Callahan – United Kingdom
7692 Callahan 0 295 6 45 3 2 0 6 4 2 -1 0 11 17 4 1 1 Uk_Inf_41_Callahan.png 1.1.1941 1.1.1942 4 8th Army Infantry (Maj. Richard "Rex" Callahan) nopurchase
7693 Callahan Universal Carrier 2 320 6 60 7 2 0 7 5 3 -1 1 13 19 5 1 1 Uk_Rec_43_Callahan.png 1.1.1942 1.1.1944 4 British Motor Battalion (Maj. Richard "Rex" Callahan) nopurchase
7694 Callahan Cromwell Mk VI 1 350 6 85 8 2 0 8 5 4 0 1 15 20 5 1 1 Uk_Tnk_44_Callahan.png 1.1.1944 1.1.1946 4 1st Armoured Division HQ (Maj. Richard "Rex" Callahan) nopurchase

# Lt. Col. Daniel M. Hayes – United States
7695 Hayes M4A1 Sherman 1 360 6 85 8 2 0 9 5 4 0 1 14 19 5 1 2 Us_Tnk_42_Hayes.png 1.1.1942 1.1.1944 4 1st Armored Division (Lt. Col. Daniel M. Hayes) nopurchase
7696 Hayes M4A3 (76) W Sherman 1 380 6 90 8 2 0 9 5 4 0 1 15 21 5 1 2 Us_Tnk_44_Hayes.png 1.1.1944 1.1.1946 4 3rd Armored Division (Lt. Col. Daniel M. Hayes) nopurchase

I am preparing my armory for a DLC 39 (no not Germany again...) because the vanilla equipment file is not practicable to work with.

| Language | Title
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| ** English** | **The Free Allies – 1939–1946**
| ** Polish** | **Wolni Sojusznicy – 1939–1946**
| ** French** | **Les Alliés Libres – 1939–1946**
| ** German** | **Die Freien Alliierten – 1939–1946**

| Language | Tagline |
| -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **EN** | *“From the ashes of defeat to the victory of freedom.”* |
| **PL** | *„Od popiołów klęski do zwycięstwa wolności.”* |
| **FR** | *« Des cendres de la défaite à la victoire de la liberté. »* |c
| **DE** | *„Aus der Asche der Niederlage zum Sieg der Freiheit.“* |

How to make this all work and come together? This means i had to make some (hard) choices. Free Polish units will be under the flag of Poland, Free French under the flag of France. To make unit upgrades possible this is the only way i can think of for making the upgrade of 1939 Polish and 1939/40 French units possible. The independant Czech brigade will be represented by the hero Karel Svoboda. The hero units are all non purchase but they will be receiving upgrades (see above), through a trigger in the scenario, at a given time.
There will be 4 main nations for the player: - Poland, France, UK and USA (in that order). It will be the discretion of the player which core units to field in any given mission (call it freedom of play); if i am not mistaken how the scenario editor works, it will not be possible to purchase for example US units in Poland 1939.
There is still a lot of work to be done in my armory but i believe soon everything will be in place to create the first part.
I try to keep things as much as historical as possible. If there are any wishes or ideas for DLC 39, now is the time and i will take them under consideration.
+

DLC 39.png (2.99 MiB) Viewed 753 times

[nikivdd]

Every campaign has a beginning...

<p>September 1938. Europe teeters on the edge of war. Germany prepares Fall Grün — the planned invasion of Czechoslovakia. Lieutenant Colonel Karel Svoboda commands a frontier brigade near Eger, where artillery duels and border skirmishes flare while diplomats negotiate in Munich. When orders to withdraw finally arrive, his men have already proven that Czechoslovakia was ready to fight.</p>
<p>Headquarters, Eger Sector – September 30, 1938</p>
<p>Germany is mobilizing along our western frontier. While diplomats bargain in Munich, Wehrmacht columns mass on the border.
Lieutenant Colonel Karel Svoboda and his men stand ready in the bunkers near Eger. If they cross, we will resist. Prague speaks of peace, but every soldier here knows what it means to surrender without a fight.
Hold the line. The fate of Czechoslovakia may be decided before a single shot is fired.</p>

<p>Сентябрь 1938 года. Европа на грани войны. Германия готовит операцию Fall Grün — вторжение в Чехословакию. Подполковник Карел Свобода командует пограничной бригадой у Эгера. Пока в Мюнхене идут переговоры, на границе гремят орудия. Когда приказ об отводе поступает, его солдаты уже доказали, что готовы сражаться.</p>
<p>Штаб, район Эгера – 30 сентября 1938 года</p>
<p>Германия мобилизует войска у нашей западной границы. Пока дипломаты торгуются в Мюнхене, колонны вермахта выстраиваются вдоль рубежа.
Подполковник Карел Свобода и его люди готовы в бункерах у Эгера. Если немцы перейдут границу — мы будем сражаться. В Праге говорят о мире, но каждый солдат здесь знает, что значит сдаться без боя.
Удержите линию. Судьба Чехословакии может решиться, прежде чем прогремит первый выстрел.</p>

<p>Im September 1938 steht Europa am Rand des Krieges. Deutschland bereitet den Angriff Fall Grün auf die Tschechoslowakei vor. Oberstleutnant Karel Svoboda kommandiert eine Grenzbrigade bei Eger, wo Artillerieduelle und Scharmützel aufflammen, während in München verhandelt wird. Als der Befehl zum Rückzug eintrifft, haben seine Männer bereits bewiesen, dass sie bereit waren zu kämpfen.</p>
<p>Hauptquartier, Abschnitt Eger – 30. September 1938</p>
<p>Deutschland mobilisiert an unserer Westgrenze. Während die Diplomaten in München verhandeln, sammeln sich Wehrmachtskolonnen entlang der Linie.
Oberstleutnant Karel Svoboda und seine Männer stehen bereit in den Bunkern bei Eger. Wenn sie übertreten, werden wir Widerstand leisten. Prag spricht von Frieden, doch jeder Soldat hier weiß, was Kapitulation ohne Kampf bedeutet.
Haltet die Linie. Das Schicksal der Tschechoslowakei könnte entschieden werden, bevor der erste Schuss fällt.</p>

[nikivdd]

Some screenshots...
.

screen01.png (1.17 MiB) Viewed 609 times

.

screen02.png (553.91 KiB) Viewed 609 times

.

screen03.png (197.93 KiB) Viewed 609 times

[goose_2]

Hey Game Enthusiasts.

I am almost done with The Polish Campaign...I have always loved the Polish Campaign and the French Campaign...

Does anyone know any great books about some of the less known battles, especially the ones covered by Nico...

I always want stories/ details on battles that went right for the Allies in early war. I think these were obviously learning opportunities for both combatants, but always feel like they are not covered well, like the late war stuff is.

Does anyone know great books on early war battles?

Please getting close to my birthday and Christmas

Thanks

[goose_2]

Hey Game Enthusiasts.

I am almost done with The Polish Campaign...I have always loved the Polish Campaign and the French Campaign...

Does anyone know any great books about some of the less known battles, especially the ones covered by Nico...

I always want stories/ details on battles that went right for the Allies in early war. I think these were obviously learning opportunities for both combatants, but always feel like they are not covered well, like the late war stuff is.

Does anyone know great books on early war battles?

Please getting close to my birthday and Christmas

Thanks

A follower of mine has recommended this book:
The Polish Campaign 1939 by
Zaloga Steven, Madej Victor

I can get it for about $16 with shipping and handling on Amazon

Any thoughts? I am looking for a deeper dive on some of the Polish battles that are not covered or that our flawed in their coverage,

[Tobi72]

Hello Nico,
I’ve now reached “Arras Counterattack” in your French campaign. I’m not progressing as quickly as others — I like to explore different campaigns in between and also work on some of my own projects.
I really enjoy your campaign; it’s refreshing and quite a change of pace to lead the Allied forces through these missions.
All the best, Tobi

FKS.png (398.99 KiB) Viewed 355 times

P.S.: The German translation is very good and easy to understand.

[nikivdd]

@Tobi Thanks for the encouraging words. I'm glad you like it so far.
@Goose I am currently reading Mannerheim: President, Soldier, Spy.

I am having a very busy period which leaves me with very little time to be busy with Panzer Corps. I still try daily to make a few new entries in my armory. It is much more work than i expected.

So here is a little preview of new entries for version 10:

###Germany###

Bachem Ba 349 Natter (Vertical Take-Off)/Bachem Ba 349 Natter (Vertical Take-Off Interceptor)
4.7 cm Pak 181(f)
Sd.Kfz. 251/9 mittlerer Schützenpanzerwagen (7.5 cm KwK 37 L/24)
Sd.Kfz. 232 6-rad (Fu) – Heavy Armoured Car with Radio Frame
Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf. C Aufklärungspanzer
Panzer 38(t) Aufklärungspanzer
Sd.Kfz. 234/3 8-Rad (7.5 cm K51 L/24)
Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer (7.5 cm PaK 39 L/48 with Schürzen)
Pz.Kpfw. 39H(f) mit Wurfrahmen 40 (Field Conversion)
Infanterieschlepper UE 630(f) mit Wurfrahmen 40 (Captured French Rocket Carrier)
Infanterieschlepper UE 630(f) mit Wurfrahmen 40 (Dual Launcher Conversion)
Focke-Wulf Ta 152 C
Messerschmitt Me 309 (High-Speed Prototype Fighter)
Henschel Hs 126 B-1 (Tactical Reconnaissance)
Heinkel He 100 C-1 (High-Speed Reconnaissance Prototype)
Heinkel He 100 D-1 (High-Speed Fighter Prototype)
Junkers Ju 86 R-1 (High-Altitude Reconnaissance Bomber)
Dornier Do 335 B-2/B-6 Pfeil (Two-Seat Heavy Fighter-Bomber)
Focke-Wulf Fw 187 A-0 Falke (Twin-engine prototype fighter)
Focke-Wulf Fw 187 A-1 (DB 601A engines — Improved Light Zerstörer)
Focke-Wulf Fw 187 B-0 (Two-Seat Night / Heavy Fighter Prototype)
Focke-Wulf Fw 187 C (DB 605 Project Interceptor — High-Speed Zerstörer)
Heinkel He 111 H-1
Heinkel He 111 H-3
Heinkel He 111 H-11 (Armored)
Heinkel He 111 H-16
Heinkel He 111 P-1, P-2, P-4
Dornier Do 17 E-1
Dornier Do 17 M-1
Dornier Do 17 Z-2
Messerschmitt Me 410 A-0 (Pre-Series Prototype)
Messerschmitt Me 410 A-3 (Aufklärer)
Messerschmitt Me 410 B-1 (Improved Zerstörer)
Messerschmitt Me 410 B-3 (Reconnaissance)
Messerschmitt Me 410 C (High-Altitude Prototype)
Messerschmitt Me 410 D (Pressurised Prototype)
Junkers Ju 87 A-1
Junkers Ju 87 A-2
Junkers Ju 88 A-20 Schnellbomber (heavily armored field version)
Junkers Ju 88 S-2 high-speed bomber (Jumo 213A engines)
Junkers Ju 88 S-3 high-speed bomber (Jumo 213E final version)
Junkers Ju 88 G-1 night fighter (radar-equipped)
Junkers Ju 88 G-6a night fighter
Junkers Ju 88 G-6b night fighter (Lichtenstein SN-2 radar)
Junkers Ju 88 G-7a night fighter (Jumo 213 engines)
Junkers Ju 88 G-10 night fighter (final variant)
Junkers Ju 188 A-2 bomber (BMW 801G-2 engines)
Junkers Ju 188 E-1 bomber (Jumo 213A engines)
Junkers Ju 188 D-1 long-range reconnaissance
Junkers Ju 188 G-2 torpedo bomber (coastal strike)
Junkers Ju 188 T-1 high-altitude reconnaissance (Jumo 213E)
Junkers Ju 388 L-1 high-altitude bomber / reconnaissance variant
Junkers Ju 388 K-1 high-altitude bomber (with internal bomb bay)
Junkers Ju 388 J-1 night fighter (radar-equipped)
Heinkel He 177 A-1 Greif – Early Production Heavy Bomber
Heinkel He 177 A-5 Greif – Long-Range Heavy Bomber
Dornier Do 217 E-1 – Early Production Medium Bomber
Dornier Do 217 E-4 – Standard Bomber (improved range & bomb load)
Dornier Do 217 K-1 – Heavy Bomber (pressurized cabin, improved defenses)
Dornier Do 217 M-1 – Long-Range Heavy Bomber (DB 603A engines)
Dornier Do 217 P-1 – High-Altitude Reconnaissance Variant (pressurized)
Gotha Go 145A (Trainer & Night Harassment Aircraft)
Gotha Go 145B (Night Harassment / Tactical Recon)
B-17F and G(u)
B-24 Liberator(u)
Several land transports

.

###Italy###

Infantry 44, Bersaglieri 44
Fiat-Terni "Tripoli" Armoured Car
Autocannone da 90/53 su Dovunque 41 AA and AT (switch)
CANT Z.1007 bis Serie III (Alcione – Improved Medium Bomber)
Fiat G.55 Serie 0 (Pre-Production Fighter)
Fiat G.55 Serie I (Standard Production Fighter)
Fiat G.55 Serie II (Triple-20 mm Heavy Fighter)
Fiat G.55 S Centauro Silurante (Fighter-Bomber / Torpedo Variant)
Fiat G.56 (DB603 High-Performance Fighter Prototype)
Reggiane Re.2001 CN (Caccia Notturno)
Savoia-Marchetti SM.79-I
Savoia-Marchetti SM.79-II
Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 bis
Savoia-Marchetti SM.91
Savoia-Marchetti SM.92
Macchi MC.205 S1 Veltro, S3 Veltro
Macchi MC.205 N2 Orione
Breda Ba.88 Lince Twin-engine Ground Attack
Breda Ba.88M Lince Modified Twin-engine Ground Attack
Fiat CR.25 Twin-engine Heavy Fighter
Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIB (captured)
Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIC (captured)
Fiat G.57 RA (Long-Range Multirole Fighter Project)

.

###USSR###

BT-1 Prototype
BT-2 Machine Gun Version
BT-2 37mm Gun Version
KV-1 Model 1939
T-46 Light Tank Prototype
T-46-5 Improved Light Tank Prototype
T-50 Light Tank (Early Prototype)
T-50 Light Tank (Production Model)
T-60 Light Tank (Early Production)
T-60 Light Tank (Improved Model)
T-60 Light Tank (Winterized)
T-70 Light Tank (Early Production)
T-70M Light Tank (Improved Model)
T-80 Light Tank (Early Production)
T-80 Light Tank (Standard Model)
T-80 Light Tank (Late Production)
T-80 Light Tank (Winterized)
T-34 Model 1942 UTZ (Ural Production)
T-34 Model 1942 UTZM (Ural Modernized)
T-34-85 (D-5T Early)
T-34-100 Medium Tank (100mm D-10T prototype)
T-44-100 Medium Tank (100mm D-10T Prototype)
KV-2 Heavy Tank (107 mm ZiS-6 Prototype)
Matilda III Infantry Tank
SU-76D (diesel prototype)
SU-85M (Modernized)
T-III Medium Tank (Captured PzKpfw III Ausf. M mit Schürzen)
ZiS-41 (experimental half-track with 57 mm ZiS-2 AT gun)
BM-13-16 Katyusha (132mm) on STZ-5 Artillery Tractor
BA-6 Armored Car
GAZ-AAA truck mounting 12.7 mm DShK (switch)
GAZ-MM truck mounting 25 mm 72-K (switch)
ZiS-12 / 94-KM 25mm (switch)
ZUT-37 SPAAG (37 mm Sh-37 on T-70 chassis) (switch)
Polikarpov TIS-MA
Mikoyan-Gurevich I-225
Yakovlev Yak-3P
Yakovlev Yak-3U
Yakovlev Yak-9P
Tupolev Tu-1
Sukhoi Su-8 Shturmovik
Lavochkin-Gorbunov-Gudkov LaGG-3 S-66
Lavochkin La-7B-20
North American B-25J Mitchell
Ski Infanty 39,43
Cavalry 39,41,43 (switch)
Sapper Infantry 39,41,43

.

###France###

French Colonial Cavalry – Spahis (switch)
AMC 35 Automitrailleuse de Combat (Renault ACG-1)
AMX 38 Char Léger Prototype
AMX 40 Char de Cavalerie Prototype
Automitrailleuse Bucciali Prototype
ARL V39 (75 mm Self-Propelled Gun Prototype)
Bell P-63A Kingcobra
Vultee Vengeance Mk II (Free French Dive-Bomber)
Martin Maryland Mk II (Free French Light Bomber / Reconnaissance)

[goose_2]

Hey Game Enthusiasts.

I am almost done with The Polish Campaign...I have always loved the Polish Campaign and the French Campaign...

Does anyone know any great books about some of the less known battles, especially the ones covered by Nico...

I always want stories/ details on battles that went right for the Allies in early war. I think these were obviously learning opportunities for both combatants, but always feel like they are not covered well, like the late war stuff is.

Does anyone know great books on early war battles?

Please getting close to my birthday and Christmas

Thanks

A follower of mine has recommended this book:
The Polish Campaign 1939 by
Zaloga Steven, Madej Victor

I can get it for about $16 with shipping and handling on Amazon

Any thoughts? I am looking for a deeper dive on some of the Polish battles that are not covered or that our flawed in their coverage,

My wife gave me:
The Polish Campaign 1939 by
Zaloga Steven, Madej Victor
for my birthday

I have just started but can already tell this is exactly what I have been looking for. Let me know if there are any others I should look out for

[nikivdd]

Armory v10 preview continued. A few infantry lists.
.

Schützen 36 - 36 Wehrmacht Infanterie
Schützen 39 - 39 Wehrmacht Infanterie
Grenadiere 43 - 43 Wehrmacht Grenadiere
Grenadiere 44 - 44 Wehrmacht Grenadiere
Schützen 36 (mot) - 36 Wehrmacht Infanterie (mot)
Opel Blitz (Schützen 36) - Opel Blitz (Infanterie 36)
Schützen 39 (mot) - 39 Wehrmacht Infanterie (mot)
Opel Blitz (Schützen 39) - Opel Blitz (Infanterie 39)
Grenadiere 43 (mot) - 43 Wehrmacht Grenadiere (mot)
Opel Blitz S (Grenadiere 43) - Opel Blitz S (Grenadiere 43)
Grenadiere 44 (mot) - 44 Wehrmacht Grenadiere (mot)
Mercedes L1500 A (Grenadiere 44) - Mercedes-Benz L1500 A (Grenadiere 44)
Schwere Infanterie 39 - 39 Wehrmacht HW
Schwere Infanterie 43 - 43 Wehrmacht HW
Schwere Infanterie 44 - 44 Wehrmacht HW
Schwere Infanterie 39 (mot) - 39 Schwere Infanterie (mot)
Sd.Kfz. 10 (Schwere Inf. 39) - Sd.Kfz. 10 (Schwere Infanterie 39)
Schwere Infanterie 43 (mot) - 43 Schwere Infanterie (mot)
Sd.Kfz. 11 (Schwere Inf. 43) - Sd.Kfz. 11 (Schwere Infanterie 43)
Schwere Infanterie 44 (mot) - 44 Schwere Infanterie (mot)
Sd.Kfz. 11 (Schwere Inf. 44) - Sd.Kfz. 11 (Schwere Infanterie 44)
Panzergrenadiere 42 - Panzergrenadier Infantry 1942
Panzergrenadiere 43 - Panzergrenadier Infantry 1943
Panzergrenadiere 44 - Panzergrenadier Infantry 1944
Panzergrenadiere 45 - Panzergrenadier Infantry 1945
Panzergrenadiere 42 (SPW/mot) - Panzergrenadiere 1942 (SPW/mot)
Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (PzGr 42) - Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (Panzergrenadiere 42)
Panzergrenadiere 43 (SPW/mot) - Panzergrenadiere 1943 (SPW/mot)
Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (PzGr 43) - Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (Panzergrenadiere 43)
Panzergrenadiere 44 (SPW/mot) - Panzergrenadiere 1944 (SPW/mot)
Sd.Kfz. 250/1 (PzGr 44) - Sd.Kfz. 250/1 (Panzergrenadiere 44)
Panzergrenadiere 45 (SPW/mot) - Panzergrenadiere 1945 (SPW/mot)
Sd.Kfz. 250/1 (PzGr 45) - Sd.Kfz. 250/1 (Panzergrenadiere 45)
Fallschirmjäger 39 - 39 Fallschirmjäger
Fallschirmjäger 43 - 43 Fallschirmjäger
Gebirgsjäger 36 - 36 Gebirgsjäger
Gebirgsjäger 39 - 39 Gebirgsjäger
Gebirgsjäger 43 - 43 Gebirgsjäger
Jäger 41 - 41 Jäger-Infanterie
Jäger 43 - 43 Jäger-Infanterie
Jäger 45 - 45 Jäger-Infanterie
Ski-Infanterie 41 - 41 Ski-Infanterie
Ski-Infanterie 43 - 43 Ski-Infanterie
Kriegsmarine-Infanterie 39 - 39 Kriegsmarine-Infanterie
Kriegsmarine-Infanterie 43 - 43 Kriegsmarine-Infanterie
Pioniere 36 - 36 Pioniere
Pioniere 39 - 39 Pioniere
Pioniere 43 - 43 Pioniere
Pioniere 36 (mot) - 36 Pioniere (mot)
Faun L900 (Pioniere 36) - Faun L900 D567 (Pioniere 36)
Pioniere 39 (mot) - 39 Pioniere (mot)
Faun L900 (Pioniere 39) - Faun L900 D567 (Pioniere 39)
Pioniere 43 (mot) - 43 Pioniere (mot)
Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (Pioniere 43) - Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (Pioniere 43)
Sturmpioniere 40 - 40 Sturmpioniere
Sturmpioniere 42 - 42 Sturmpioniere
Sturmpioniere 43 - 43 Sturmpioniere
Sturmpioniere 45 - 45 Sturmpioniere
Sturmpioniere 40 (mot) - 40 Sturmpioniere (mot)
Faun L900 (Sturmpi. 40) - Faun L900 D567 (Sturmpioniere 40)
Sturmpioniere 42 (mot) - 42 Sturmpioniere (mot)
Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (Sturmpi. 42) - Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (Sturmpioniere 42)
Sturmpioniere 43 (mot) - 43 Sturmpioniere (mot)
Sd.Kfz. 251/7 (Sturmpi. 43) - Sd.Kfz. 251/7 (Sturmpioniere 43)
Sturmpioniere 45 (mot) - 45 Sturmpioniere (mot)
Sd.Kfz. 251/7 (Sturmpi. 45) - Sd.Kfz. 251/7 (Sturmpioniere 45)
Brückenpioniere 39 - 39 Brückenpioniere
Brückenpioniere 43 - 43 Brückenpioniere
Brückenpioniere 39 (mot) - 39 Brückenpioniere (mot)
Opel Blitz (Brückenpi. 39) - Opel Blitz (Brückenpioniere 39)
Brückenpioniere 43 (mot) - 43 Brückenpioniere (mot)
Mercedes L4500 A (Brückenpi. 43) - Mercedes-Benz L4500 A (Brückenpioniere 43)
Kavallerie 36 (beritten) - 36 Kavallerie (beritten)
Kavallerie 36 (abgesessen) - 36 Kavallerie (abgesessen)
Kavallerie 39 (beritten) - 39 Kavallerie (beritten)
Kavallerie 39 (abgesessen) - 39 Kavallerie (abgesessen)
Kavallerie 43 (beritten) - 43 Kavallerie (beritten)
Kavallerie 43 (abgesessen) - 43 Kavallerie (abgesessen)
Radfahrer 36 (beritten) - 36 Radfahrer (beritten)
Radfahrer 36 (abgesessen) - 36 Radfahrer (abgesessen)
Radfahrer 39 (beritten) - 39 Radfahrer (beritten)
Radfahrer 39 (abgesessen) - 39 Radfahrer (abgesessen)
Radfahrer 41 (beritten) - 41 Radfahrer (beritten)
Radfahrer 41 (abgesessen) - 41 Radfahrer (abgesessen)
Kradschützen 36 (aufgesessen) - 36 Kradschützen (aufgesessen)
Kradschützen 36 (abgesessen) - 36 Kradschützen (abgesessen)
Kradschützen 39 (aufgesessen) - 39 Kradschützen (aufgesessen)
Kradschützen 39 (abgesessen) - 39 Kradschützen (abgesessen)
Kradschützen 41 (aufgesessen) - 41 Kradschützen (aufgesessen)
Kradschützen 41 (abgesessen) - 41 Kradschützen (abgesessen)
Kradschützen 44 (aufgesessen) - 44 Kradschützen (aufgesessen)
Kradschützen 44 (abgesessen) - 44 Kradschützen (abgesessen)
l.MG-Trupp 39 - German Infantry LMG
MG34-Trupp 39 - MG34 Machine-Gun Team
MG42-Trupp 42 - MG42 Heavy Machine-Gun Team
MG45-Trupp 45 - MG45 Experimental Machine-Gun Team
Scharfschützen 39 - 39 Scharfschützen Trupp
Scharfschützen 42 - 42 Scharfschützen Trupp
Scharfschützen 44 - 44 Scharfschützen Trupp
Panzerschreck-Trupp 43 - Panzerschreck Infantry
Panzerfaust-Trupp 30 - Panzerfaust 30
Panzerfaust-Trupp 60 - Panzerfaust 60
Panzerfaust-Trupp 100 - Panzerfaust 100
Panzerfaust-Trupp 150 - Panzerfaust 150
Osttruppen - Ost Truppen
Volkssturm - Deutscher Volkssturm
Granatwerfertrupp 36 (5 cm) - 5 cm GrW 36 Mortar Infantry
Granatwerfertrupp 34 (8 cm) - 8 cm GrW 34 Mortar Infantry
Granatwerfertrupp 42 (12 cm) - 12 cm GrW 42 Heavy Mortar Infantry

.

SS-Infanterie 39
SS-Grenadiere 43
SS-Grenadiere 44
SS-Infanterie 39 (mot)
SS Henschel
SS-Grenadiere 43 (mot)
SS Henschel
SS-Grenadiere 44 (mot)
SS Henschel
SS-Pioniere 39
SS-Pioniere 43
SS-Pioniere 39 (mot)
SS SdKfz 251-1
SS-Pioniere 43 (mot)
SS SdKfz 251-1
SS-Panzergrenadiere 42
SS-Panzergrenadiere 43
SS-Panzergrenadiere 44
SS-Panzergrenadiere 45
SS-Panzergrenadiere 42 (SPW)
Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (SS-PzGr 42)
SS-Panzergrenadiere 43 (SPW)
Sd.Kfz. 251/1 (SS-PzGr 43)
SS-Panzergrenadiere 44 (SPW)
SS Sd.Kfz. 250/1 (SS-PzGr 44)
SS-Panzergrenadiere 45 (SPW)
SS Sd.Kfz. 250/1 (SS-PzGr 45)
SS-Fallschirmjäger 44

.

Strelki 36 - Soviet Rifle Infantry 1936
Strelki 39 - Soviet Rifle Infantry 1939
Strelki 43 - Soviet Rifle Infantry 1943
Krasnoarmeytsy 39 - Soviet Conscripts 1939
Krasnoarmeytsy 43 - Soviet Conscripts 1943
Gvardeytsy 41 - Soviet Guards Infantry 1941
Gvardeytsy 43 - Soviet Guards Infantry 1943
Gvardeytsy 45 - Soviet Guards Infantry 1945
Opolcheniye 41 - Soviet People’s Militia 1941
Opolcheniye 42 - Soviet People’s Militia 1942
Opolcheniye 43 - Soviet People’s Militia 1943
Pogranichniki 39 - Soviet Border Guards 1939
Pogranichniki 43 - Soviet Border Guards 1943
Inzhenery 36 - Soviet Engineers 1936
Inzhenery 39 - Soviet Engineers 1939
Inzhenery 43 - Soviet Engineers 1943
Saperi 39 - Soviet Sapper Infantry 1939
Saperi 41 - Soviet Sapper Infantry 1941
Saperi 43 - Soviet Sapper Infantry 1943
Mostostroiteli 39 - Soviet Bridge Engineers 1939
Mostostroiteli 43 - Soviet Bridge Engineers 1943
Raschyot Maxim 38 - Soviet Maxim MG Team 1938
Raschyot DShK 41 - Soviet HMG Infantry 1941
Protivotankovye 39 - Soviet ATR Infantry 1939
Minomyotchiki 38 - Soviet 50 mm RM-38 Mortar Infantry
Minomyotchiki 39 - Soviet 82 mm BM-37 Mortar Infantry
Minomyotchiki 43 - Soviet 120 mm PM-38 Mortar Infantry
Minomyotchiki 45 - Soviet 160 mm MT-13 Heavy Mortar Infantry
Desantniki 39 - Soviet Paratroopers 1939
Desantniki 41 - Soviet Paratroopers 1941
Desantniki 43 - Soviet Paratroopers 1943
Avtomatchiki 42 - Soviet SMG Infantry 1942
Moryaki 39 - Soviet Naval Infantry 1939
Moryaki 43 - Soviet Naval Infantry 1943
Moryaki 45 - Soviet Naval Infantry 1945
Gornostrelki 36 - Soviet Mountain Infantry 1936
Gornostrelki 39 - Soviet Mountain Infantry 1939
Gornostrelki 43 - Soviet Mountain Infantry 1943
Sibiryaki 41 - Siberian Infantry 1941
Sibiryaki 43 - Siberian Infantry 1943
Konnitsa 36 - Soviet Cavalry 1936
Konnitsa 36 (Dismounted) - Soviet Cavalry 1936 (Dismounted)
Konnitsa 39 - Soviet Cavalry 1939
Konnitsa 39 (Dismounted) - Soviet Cavalry 1939 (Dismounted)
Konnitsa 41 - Soviet Cavalry 1941
Konnitsa 41 (Dismounted) - Soviet Cavalry 1941 (Dismounted)
Konnitsa 43 - Soviet Cavalry 1943
Konnitsa 43 (Dismounted) - Soviet Cavalry 1943 (Dismounted)
Kazaki 41 - Cossack Cavalry 1941
Kazaki 41 (Dismounted) - Cossack Cavalry 1941 (Dismounted)
Kazaki 43 - Cossack Cavalry 1943
Kazaki 43 (Dismounted) - Cossack Cavalry 1943 (Dismounted)
Lyzhniki 39 - Soviet Ski Infantry 1939
Lyzhniki 41 - Soviet Ski Infantry 1941
Lyzhniki 43 - Soviet Ski Infantry 1943
Partizany 41 - Soviet Partisans 1941
Partizany 44 - Soviet Partisans 1944
Motostrelki 39 (mot) - Soviet Motorized Infantry 1939
ZiS-5 - ZiS-5 3-ton Truck (Motostrelki 39)
Motostrelki 41 (mot) - Soviet Motorized Infantry 1941
ZiS-5 - ZiS-5 3-ton Truck (Motostrelki 41)
Motostrelki 43 (mot) - Soviet Motorized Infantry 1943
Studebaker US6 - Studebaker US6 Truck (Motostrelki 43)
Motostrelki 45 (mot) - Soviet Motorized Infantry 1945
Studebaker US6 - Studebaker US6 Truck (Motostrelki 45)
GvardMotostrelki 43 (mot) - Guards Motorized Infantry 1943
M5 Halftrack - M5 Halftrack (GvardMotostrelki 43)
Mekhanizirovannye 45 (mech) - Soviet Mechanized Infantry 1945
M3 Halftrack - M3 Halftrack (Mekhanizirovannye 45)

.

Keibitai 36 - Type 38 Security Infantry 1936
Keibitai 39 - Type 99 Security Infantry 1939
Keibitai 42 - Type 99 Security Infantry 1942
Bobitai 36 - Type 38 Defense Infantry 1936
Bobitai 39 - Type 99 Defense Infantry 1939
Bobitai 42 - Type 99 Defense Infantry 1942
Shubitai 36 - Type 38 Garrison Infantry 1936
Shubitai 39 - Type 99 Garrison Infantry 1939
Shubitai 42 - Type 99 Garrison Infantry 1942
Hohei 36 - Type 38 Infantry 1936
Hohei 39 - Type 99 Infantry 1939
Hohei 42 - Type 99 Infantry 1942
Hohei 45 - Type 99 Infantry 1945
Uma Butai 36 - Type 94 Cavalry 1936
Uma Butai 39 - Type 97 Cavalry 1939
Uma Butai 41 - Type 1 Cavalry 1941
Konoe Hohei 36 - Imperial Guard Infantry 1936
Konoe Hohei 39 - Imperial Guard Infantry 1939
Konoe Hohei 42 - Imperial Guard Infantry 1942
Konoe Hohei 45 - Imperial Guard Infantry 1945
Tokubetsu Rikusentai 39 - SNLF Marines 1937
Tokubetsu Rikusentai 42 - SNLF Marines 1942
Tokubetsu Rikusentai 45 - Naval Landing Force 1945
Sento Kohei 36 - Combat Engineers 1936
Sento Kohei 39 - Combat Engineers 1939
Sento Kohei 42 - Combat Engineers 1942
Sento Kohei 45 - Combat Engineers 1945
Hashi Kohei 36 - Bridging Engineers 1936
Hashi Kohei 39 - Bridging Engineers 1939
Hashi Kohei 42 - Bridging Engineers 1942
Hashi Kohei 45 - Bridging Engineers 1945
Teishin Shudan 42 - Army Paratroopers 1942 (Teishin Shudan)
Rikusentai 43 - Navy Paratroopers 1943 (Kaigun Tokubetsu Rikusentai)
Kikanju Butai 36 - LMG Team 1936
Kikanju Butai 39 - LMG/HMG Team 1939
Kikanju Butai 42 - LMG/HMG Team 1942
Kikanju Butai 45 - HMG Team 1945
Jitensha Hohei 36 (mounted) - Jitensha Hohei 1936 (mounted) --- bicycle inf ---
Jitensha Hohei 36 (dismounted) - Jitensha Hohei 1936 (dismounted)
Jitensha Hohei 39 (mounted) - Jitensha Hohei 1939 (mounted)
Jitensha Hohei 39 (dismounted) - Jitensha Hohei 1939 (dismounted)
Jitensha Hohei 42 (mounted) - Jitensha Hohei 1942 (mounted)
Jitensha Hohei 42 (dismounted) - Jitensha Hohei 1942 (dismounted)
Jitensha Hohei 45 (mounted) - Jitensha Hohei 1945 (mounted)
Jitensha Hohei 45 (dismounted) - Jitensha Hohei 1945 (dismounted)
Jidosha Hohei 39 - Motorized Infantry 1939
Jidosha Hohei 42 - Motorized Infantry 1942
Jidosha Hohei 45 - Motorized Infantry 1945
Kido Hohei 43 - Mechanized Infantry 1943
Kido Hohei 45 - Mechanized Infantry 1945

[nikivdd]

I got to know a few new people this week...
.

Ivan Khabarov.png (1.8 MiB) Viewed 72 times

.

Pavel Sidorov.png (1.86 MiB) Viewed 72 times

.

Viktor Malenkov.png (1.87 MiB) Viewed 72 times

.

Baatar Togtokh.png (1.82 MiB) Viewed 72 times

.

Haruto Ishikawa.png (1.8 MiB) Viewed 72 times

.

Satoru Miyake.png (1.92 MiB) Viewed 72 times

.
...in the Panzer Corps editor.