Panzer ID

[Michael73]

Hello

Any ideas what is this Panzer/unit?

Thanks in advance

Michael

[byterock]

Well it is a French Tank Char B1 or B1~BIS or could be a S-35 but looks like the cupula has been removed or blown off so could be a post battle or one that was used for driver training

It was of the 2nd company willsee if I can find out exatly which one

[Michael73]

Thank you, appreciate it
another one please?

[Bern]

It's a German Panzer Mk IV. I'm not 100% sure, but I think it's an F1. Although the main barrel looks too short, so it may be a later series with the barrel removed.
Regards
Bern

[Michael73]

Thanks!
Few more if you please

[Michael73]

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[Tom B]

Well it is a French Tank Char B1 or B1~BIS or could be a S-35 but looks like the cupula has been removed or blown off so could be a post battle or one that was used for driver training

It was of the 2nd company willsee if I can find out exatly which one

I agree.

[MarcRikmenspoel]

Are these images all from the same set? If so, they are from the 4. Panzer Division, from what I can tell (from comparison with other photos I've seen). Your latest photos show a mid-model Panzer III (maybe an Ausf E-G) with a "G" on the front for Guderian's Panzergruppe 2. You can always recognize a Panzer III by its six small wheels, while a Panzer IV has eight small wheels.

Photos 2-4 show knocked out KV-1 Soviet tanks. The other is a T-26.

[byterock]

#3 is a little special a very early producion version Kv1 with the short L/30 76.2 gun one of the first 50 made

[antoine-m]

Hello

Any ideas what is this Panzer/unit?

Thanks in advance

Michael

Hello

It is a Renault R 35 light tank n° 50049 "TRANCHANT"
Unit unknow.

Antoine Misner

[Alanmccoubrey]

It is also not a PANZER yet as it is still in French service.

[byterock]

Hello

It is a Renault R 35 light tank n° 50049 "TRANCHANT"
Unit unknow.

Antoine Misner

Outstanding. The first pic must be much later in the war. The cupula is missing so might of been stipped for parts??