Slitherine

Birgeria wrote: ↑Wed Oct 20, 2021 2:40 pm

Yrfin wrote: ↑Sat Oct 09, 2021 9:08 pm Good work.
What about this vehicle ? Rommel Car Lybia 41.JPGRommel Car Lybia 41 2.JPG

Hi Yrfin
I'm not going to make this one because PAK mode team has already built a perfect one.
Thansk,
Birgeria

Yrfin wrote: ↑Fri Oct 22, 2021 3:44 pm

Birgeria wrote: ↑Wed Oct 20, 2021 2:40 pm

Yrfin wrote: ↑Sat Oct 09, 2021 9:08 pm Good work.
What about this vehicle ? Rommel Car Lybia 41.JPGRommel Car Lybia 41 2.JPG

Hi Yrfin
I'm not going to make this one because PAK mode team has already built a perfect one.
Thansk,
Birgeria

Hi
Tnx for info.
What about Маrtin 167 “МагуІаnd” (RAF)4.jpg
and Маrtіn 187 (“Ваltіmоrе”) 5.gif

PS Maybe rename Topic ? Birgeria's PzCorps Support Base: Icons.

Thus, the Red Army was not eager to accept the SU-6 in any capacity and sent the finished machines to warehouses, where they ended their lives.

Since the ZSU-37 did not take part in real battles of the Second World War, it can be found infrequently in computer games.

ZSU-37 can be seen in the following computer games:

in the domestic "IL-2 Stormtrooper";
in the domestic RTS "Sudden Strike: The Last Stand";
in the domestic RTS "Blitzkrieg II";
in the domestic RTS "Behind enemy lines 2: Brothers in Arms";
in the domestic RTS "Behind enemy lines 2: Fox of the Desert";
in the domestic RTS "Behind enemy lines 2: Assault";
in the Hungarian RTS "War Front: Turning Point";
in the French RTS "R.U.S.E";
in the domestic "War Thunder".
It is worth noting that the reflection of the tactical and technical characteristics of armored vehicles and the features of its use in combat in many computer games is far from reality.