I think there acting a bit like your avatar

Tank you for the pic of your collection.

Tanks?

You're welcome!

Beat me to it AGAIN, you swine!

Is that a Brumbar in the rear left corner of the shelf second from the top? Also KUBEL FTW!

it is

I love using those in Axis and Allies

*dresses up like GODZILLA and smashes the whole collection* rawr !

Rawr!

I don't see anything! Just a shelf. They must be well camouflaged. owo )/

They are invisible @.@

Sweet collection

Thanks!

Well I can tell by the paintwork that some of these are German WWII tanks but other than that I've no idea. It's quite worrying that I can recognise the German tanks but not my own Empires (British) especially since we were Germany's greatest adversary :-S.

Mainly cause british tanks are as popular :P on the top shelf I have a universial carrier and a Mk VIII, Cromwell, not displayed I have a firefly as well, but that is it

The only British tanks I know are the Crusader & the Challenger II. Although, those are AMAZING tanks.

There are alot, like the churchhill ^.^

When you say Churchill the first two things that spring to my mind are an over sized, nodding British bulldog (any fellow Brits reading this will get it) & an over weight, depressed politician, yes Winston. Churchill suffered from depression. It's quite sad really.

well it was stated, that it was named not for winston, but a much older relative.

I see. Interesting. I shall have to look this up.

Wow that's a lot of tanks! Awesome collection.

Thanks ^.^

Well now... that's quite the selection.

Yeah, it too a while to clean off a shelf :P

I see a Deuce and a Half and a Howitzer, I'm not as into tanks as you are so I can't really recognize the separate types.

I dont have a 2 1/2 ton sadly, just a few opel german truck half track conversions and some sd kfz 7s

They're just regular half-tracks, huh? Damn, and here I thought I saw a Deuce and a Half.

Nope, i'd love to put one together, but the weird thing is, that trucks and soft vehicles are like the MOST expencive models most of the time.

Is that an Opel Blitz halftrack on the third shelf?

I have 2, i forget there sd kfz # but yeah, they were made by 21 century toys.

Nice.

No Warpath?

=^.,.^=

what a transformer? Thats on the other shelf.

Yes, but he's a tank transformer! :P

=^.,.^=

i cant put 1 thing on 2 shelves :P

I have one Godzilla toy that say's "No big deal!"

well these are 1:35 scale, so the figure would have to be about 4 feet tall.

Well I will put on my Godzilla PJs and slippers and you will be fucked...

I dont know it might hurt your foot, its worse then a lego o.o

King T, Tigers, Panthers? All kinda pretty kitties! Priest..Sheridan Hmm oh god a lee..get it away...I hate that thing in WOT..But alas! lovely collection!

its broken in WOT, it wasnt the best tank, but it has 2 main guns, and in most games it fully ignores one of them making it 1/2 as useful

Yeah they wanted multi turrets or w/e but scrapped..or so I hear

Cause they are lazy and its also why there is no t-28 tank :(

T-28? that Russian thing? and yeah..WG sure is lazy

Let's see what I can recall. The Grant tank was a pre-war design; developed in the expectation that the next war would have the same trench action as the previous one. British bought some, but with a redesigned turret an renamed the Lee. Some action in North Africa where the systems limitations became clear: the 37mm in the upper turret was weak and the 70mm in the sponson had too small a traverse. The under carraige was the precusor to the Sherman series, and when they stopped making Grant/Lee tanks, they modified the production line to produce the Priest self propelled artillery piece.

Neat I think I read something similar on FTR blog

your army rocks! X3

thanks :D

Where's Napoleon from Tank Police?

I have seen a model for this I think, but I dont have one

(nodnods) Something for you to watch out for, next Japan trip...

Under the Versielle treaty the Weimar Germans were sharply limited in weapons development. They secretly did much of their R&D in Russia. When Hitler took seized Czechoslovakia he gained the Skoda arms plants where many German vehicles were built during the war. At the opening of the war in the west, the Pzkw III was the main battle tank, with the Pzkw IV just coming down the assembly line. During the blitz of Holland and France, the germans did not have enough Pzkw III to go around, and used Pkzw II and Skodas to make up their numbers. There is a Pzkw II on the second shelf left of the halftrack, and a Skoda on the right. The Pzkw III and Pzkw IV remained the main units of the German army throughout the war, with Stug III and Stug IV as supplements when numbers ran low. The Panther, Tiger, and Tiger II, came out late in the war and were used primarily on the eastern front against the T34. The blocky appearance of the Pzkw IV and Tiger are similar enough that at long range many allied tankers thought they were fighting Tigers when actually they were fighting Pzkw IV.

Very True, but you missed my Sd kfz 101 on the top shelf ^.^

PANZER VOR!!!!

Quite vor indeed