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Birgeria wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2026 5:17 pm I'm back with new icons.
Tatra T82 light truck in Slovakian army.

As Bond said, it is nice to have you back!

Today is the Tatra T82 truck, with 20mm vz.36 AA gun on the platform.
PS: vz.36 is the Czechslovakian version of the famous Oerlikon 20mm.

Birgeria wrote: Sat Jul 11, 2026 4:39 pm Today is the Tatra T82 truck, with 20mm vz.36 AA gun on the platform.
PS: vz.36 is the Czechslovakian version of the famous Oerlikon 20mm.

Convincing and very similar !


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Skoda T-21 medium tank. This prototype was never went into production. However, Hungarian army bought the authorization and built their Turan I tank. This icon is a what if of the T-21 tank in Slovakian army.

Hungarian fighter prototype WM-23. First fight on Spring 1941, the prototype suffered severe vibration in high speed, and crashed in April 1942. WM-23 was never went into production because Hungarian received Bf-109 Fs and Gs from Luftwaffe.

Welcome back with all these new units

Another Hungarian air unit. Me 210 with a 40mm 36.M autocannon, a good tank hunter.

Welcome back! The new units look awesome

This is a brand new unit. The Yugoslavian partisan field modification. M3A3 tank with a 20mm Flakvierling 38 quad AA gun. Several were converted and they were painted with yellow green camouflage.

Birgeria wrote: Fri Jul 17, 2026 7:15 pm This is a brand new unit. The Yugoslavian partisan field modification. M3A3 tank with a 20mm Flakvierling 38 quad AA gun. Several were converted and they were painted with yellow green camouflage.

Excellent !


A rare model. A-25 Light Tank Mk.VIII ‘Harry Hopkins’. Only 100 were produced, including the prototype.

French Renault D2 tank. I made both the first production series and the second series. The biggest different is the guns, 1st series used 47mm SA34 short barrel gun, 2nd series used 47mm SA35 gun (same gun on B1 and S35).

Improved icon of the French Gendron-Somua AM39 armored car.

German field modification in Yugoslav. They elongated the upper body of the Sd.Kfz.250 (Neu body) and mounted a 5cm Pak-38 AT gun. I'm not sure how many were converted, but they were painted with three tone camo. Some were captured by the Yugoslavian partisans and presented in some parades after WWII. So I made both German and Yugoslav versions.