Slitherine

phcas wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 8:09 am Step 4 colorize the photo
Step 5 finish the photo in the frame

Cool but sometimes colouring is not right )
https://smolbattle.ru/threads/Зенитчики ... 786/page-2
https://vk.com/wall-168412956_635
https://starcom68.livejournal.com/2630704.html

P.s.

https://picwish.com/ru/photo-colorizer
https://9may.mail.ru/restoration/

[Polish 7TR tanks enter the Czech town of Teszyn. October 1938.
Těšín was part of Austria-Hungary (in Austrian Silesia) before World War I. After the war it was divided between the newly formed countries Poland and Czechoslovakia. The part of the town on the left bank of the Olshe River that was ceded to Czechoslovakia was called Ceský Těšín, and the part of the town on the right bank of the Olshe River that was ceded to Poland was called Cieszyn. October 1938.

Thanks for the tips to color the images

All Railguns in the MOD will have a "travel" mode in the next update. They can only move in travel mode.

phcas wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 12:36 pm Preview.jpg
All Railguns in the MOD will have a "travel" mode in the next update. They can only move in travel mode.
Railguns.jpg

That's right with such guns you can't shoot at once )))) Railway train is not a battleship )))))





https://cameralabs.org/9232-kolossalnay ... ografiyakh


https://bangkokbook.ru/galereya/vtorzhe ... -foto.html


Dawn on 22 June 1941. The advanced German reconnaissance patrol crosses the border of the USSR.
The photographer does not yet know what awaits these soldiers.


German soldiers crossing the USSR state border. Time of shooting: 22.06.1941
https://историк.рф/journal/post/7061


https://vk.com/wall-70700490_27290
https://360carmuseum.com/ru/museum/56/exhibit/2945
https://naukatehnika.com/osnovnoe-orudi ... fh-18.html

Does anyone have information about the SPEED (km/h) and RANGE (km) of the YA-12 soviet artillery tractor?

phcas wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 6:08 am Does anyone have information about the SPEED (km/h) and RANGE (km) of the YA-12 soviet artillery tractor?

Copilot answer :

The Soviet YA-12 artillery tractor, designed during World War II, served as a crucial prime mover for heavy artillery pieces. Let’s delve into its specifications:

• Weight: Approximately 15.5 tons (plus an additional 3 tons for the load and 18-22 tons for the trailer).

• Crew: Comprised of 3 personnel plus 16 passengers.

• Dimensions: The tractor measured 6.218 meters in length, 2.350 meters in width, and 2.736 meters in height (without the awning).

• Base: The wheelbase was 3.5 meters.

• Track Width: The track span was 1.86 meters.

• Ground Clearance: Approximately 41 centimeters.

• Unit Pressure: Calculated at 0.578 kg/sq.cm.

• Engine: Powered by a 12-cylinder diesel V-2V engine, producing 375-400 horsepower.

• Speed: The YA-12 tractor could achieve a speed range of 36-42 km/h.

• Range: It had an operational range of 270 kilometers.

• Surmounted Slope: Capable of ascending slopes up to 41 degrees.

This versatile tractor played a vital role in moving heavy artillery across challenging terrains during wartime. Its speed and robust design made it an essential asset for the Red Army’s logistical operations.

terminator wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 2:53 pm

phcas wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 6:08 am Does anyone have information about the SPEED (km/h) and RANGE (km) of the YA-12 soviet artillery tractor?

Copilot answer :

The Soviet YA-12 artillery tractor, designed during World War II, served as a crucial prime mover for heavy artillery pieces. Let’s delve into its specifications:

• Weight: Approximately 15.5 tons (plus an additional 3 tons for the load and 18-22 tons for the trailer).

• Crew: Comprised of 3 personnel plus 16 passengers.

• Dimensions: The tractor measured 6.218 meters in length, 2.350 meters in width, and 2.736 meters in height (without the awning).

• Base: The wheelbase was 3.5 meters.

• Track Width: The track span was 1.86 meters.

• Ground Clearance: Approximately 41 centimeters.

• Unit Pressure: Calculated at 0.578 kg/sq.cm.

• Engine: Powered by a 12-cylinder diesel V-2V engine, producing 375-400 horsepower.

• Speed: The YA-12 tractor could achieve a speed range of 36-42 km/h.

• Range: It had an operational range of 270 kilometers.

• Surmounted Slope: Capable of ascending slopes up to 41 degrees.

This versatile tractor played a vital role in moving heavy artillery across challenging terrains during wartime. Its speed and robust design made it an essential asset for the Red Army’s logistical operations.

Thanks

BM-8-48 / Chevrolet G506

phcas wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 6:08 am Request.jpg

Does anyone have information about the SPEED (km/h) and RANGE (km) of the YA-12 soviet artillery tractor?

https://war-book.ru/tyagach-ya-12-ya-13-m-12/
http://redtanks.bos.ru/ja-12.htm
https://bronetehnika.narod.ru/ya12/ya12_2.html

The real speed with artillery, I think, is no more than 10-15 km/h.
Which is somewhat more than with a civilian tractor.

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https://modelist-konstruktor.com/bronek ... tor-soldat

Thanks for the update ! When are they planning to do a sequel to the Asian chapter?
The attack on Pearl Harbour is already boring )
https://modelist-konstruktor.com/bronek ... j-pervenec
https://modelist-konstruktor.com/bronek ... tank-xa-go
https://modelist-konstruktor.com/bronek ... mitivnosti

https://vk.com/1japanreich

New: SdKfz-10 open model Grey/camo/SS
Updated: SdKfz-10 AT units

Ford Maultier
Waffen SS Opel Omnibus

New German "train". FAUN ZRS

phcas wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 6:15 pm 000-095_Faun_ZRS.png
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New German "train". FAUN ZRS

Very good !
http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de/Homepage_ ... un_zr.html

It was not only Germans who were using the trains !)))
https://naukatehnika.com/samoxodki-na-relsax.html
https://dzen.ru/a/YACUbNwKxCsocONu
http://www.wio.ru/rr/ww2bdrr.htm
https://en.topwar.ru/148016-rasskazy-ob ... dt-35.html



https://alternathistory.ru/inostrannye- ... /?acpage=5

Poland scenario update

phcas wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 3:23 pm Poland scenario update

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https://military-review.com/12504293-ba ... otten-feat
Surprisingly World War II is called the motor war but there were a lot of horses involved ) + camels, deer, dogs etc

https://vk.com/wall-64727282_110185
https://en.topwar.ru/74935-velikaya-ote ... lerii.html


https://tank-afv.com/ww2/Turkey/tanks-afv.php


https://openpanzer.itch.io/panzermarshal


https://union.4bb.ru/viewtopic.php?id=971&p=28#p124483


https://www.mobygames.com/game/1021/pan ... ge-413255/


German light reconnaissance armored vehicle Sd. Kfz. 222 somewhere on the Eastern Front, 1942-1943.



German Heinkel bombers (Heinkel Ne 111) on approach to targets. Battle of Britain, 1940.



German soldiers wash off winter camouflage from an armored personnel carrier Sd.Kfz. 251/1 Ausf. C. Ukraine, 1942.


Luftwaffe ace Hermann Graf (202 victories) surrounded by teenagers from the Hitler Youth.


Officers of the 5th SS Panzer Division "Viking": the commander of a tank company of the 5th SS Tank Regiment, SS Hauptsturmführer Hans-Georg Jessen, confers with the company commander of the 9th SS Panzergrenadier Regiment "Deutschland" Friedrich Hannes near the Polish village of Żerczyce. 1944 г.


Regimental scout Alexander Ivanov. The total weight of armament on the belt exceeds 5.6 kg. Winter of 1942-43.

Czech and Slovakian soldiers who wanted to fight for Poland in 1939, were serving in Legion Czechosłowacki (Czechoslovakian Legion) under command of general Lev Prchala and colonel Ludvik Svoboda. Czechoslovakian Legion had got around 700 - 810 soldiers. It consisted of two smaller units - Czech Legion and Slovakian Legion.