Post your exciting SFL tank pic

[Erwin L]

Nick,

Your pictures of course too!! beautifull

Regards

Erwin

[Huebi]

Today once again a picture of the Geschuetz Heinickel - a Ferdinand

[Mogdala]

Very nice - keep them coming.

[jmark]

Attached is one from Armee-Panzerjäger-Abteilung 158 / 742 negative group. This is one of the best quality negative sets I've seen.

Outstanding quality, Akira!

[Erwin L]

Today once again a picture of the Geschuetz Heinickel - a Ferdinand

Just great Nick

Regards

Erwin

[Akira Takiguchi]

Yes, simply great! I have never been lucky enough to get a Feldi group...

[Panzer Rob]

Akira-

Outstanding photos

Today once again a picture of the Geschuetz Heinickel - a Ferdinand

Huebi-

That's a beautiful photo, and it's great to see a better copy than what was listed in the eBay auction. Are there any names listed on the reverse of the photo?

Congras and thanks for posting it

Rob

[Akira Takiguchi]

Erwin, I do use CS5, but these 6x9 cm large size negatives are of exceptional quality due to the lens, camera and the photographer. I did try to get the best of it, but even in the raw scan they're beautiful.

[Huebi]

Akira-

Huebi-

That's a beautiful photo, and it's great to see a better copy than what was listed in the eBay auction. Are there any names listed on the reverse of the photo?

Congras and thanks for posting it

Rob

Hi Rob,

there are some "descriptions" on reverse but no names. I´m lucky to get an "estate"? (don´t know the right english word) of a soldier, who fought in the schw.PzJg.Abt 653, Pz.Rgt. 5 in Africa and in the Sturmpanzerabteilung 216. In such cases I´m always buying books about these units - and thatsway I know, that the Ferdinand 332 belongs to the soldier with fieldcap (in middle) - Heinickel.

regards
Nick

[Huebi]

Today a Selbstfahrlafette IV A “Dicker Max” - just two were build.

Is there anyone else with SPG pictures?

[Panzer Rob]

Hi Rob,

there are some "descriptions" on reverse but no names. I´m lucky to get an "estate"? (don´t know the right english word) of a soldier, who fought in the schw.PzJg.Abt 653, Pz.Rgt. 5 in Africa and in the Sturmpanzerabteilung 216. In such cases I´m always buying books about these units - and thatsway I know, that the Ferdinand 332 belongs to the soldier with fieldcap (in middle) - Heinickel.

regards
Nick

Thanks for the reply, Nick and good to know you were able to ID the vehicle. I'm going to guess you have both of Karlheinz Münch's books on s.Pz.Jäg.Abt.653 and 654... Those are invaluable references for studying these two units.

I'd love to see the photos from Sturmpanzer-Abteilung 216 - do you by any chance happen to know which batterie he served with?

Best,
Rob

[Huebi]

do you by any chance happen to know which batterie he served with?

Hi Rob,

he served in the Stabskompanie of the Sturm-Panzerabteilung 216.

regards
Nick

[Huebi]

New photo today - a Marder III in winter camo

[marcinkappa]

Here is a smaller Self Propelled gun, the Panzerjager I...47mm

Hi Bill,

as we were talking before in private - we share two exactely the same original photos of Pzjgr I .........and both photos are original without a doubt

Really amazing distance between us (thousends of kilometers!)....

I`m also lucky to have the origin negative

[Huebi]

Hi Bill,

as we were talking before in private - we share two exactely the same original photos of Pzjgr I .........and both photos are original without a doubt

Really amazing distance between us (thousends of kilometers!)....

I`m also lucky to have the origin negative

Thats unbelievable! Really nice - and great photo Marcin!

Regards
Nick