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    #16
    Thanks for pics it's always interested to see a nice Panther !

    Regards

    Valentin

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      #17
      Originally posted by black george View Post
      Some pics of the beauty of SINSHEIM museum.Sorry for bad pics.
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      Not bad at all.

      When were these taken?

      Thanks!
      Rob

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        #18
        Hello all,
        These pics are of my last trip to Sinsheim 2 or 3 years ago.
        Thanks all for interest and comments.
        Next week I will post some det. images of the same museum regarding the Horch and Mercedes 4x4.
        Best regards.
        G

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          #19
          I have been there 2 days ago. This Panther (they have 2 now) is mounted on a coin-operated machine. For 2,- EUR you could run the tracks, as well move the turret and the gun for 1 minute, also there is sound of the engine and tracks - its been worth this small investment!
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            #20
            Gun raised.
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              #21
              ..mmmmh !
              GranSasso, thanks for this info.
              G

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                #22
                Originally posted by Gran Sasso View Post
                I have been there 2 days ago. This Panther (they have 2 now) is mounted on a coin-operated machine. For 2,- EUR you could run the tracks, as well move the turret and the gun for 1 minute, also there is sound of the engine and tracks - its been worth this small investment!
                Interesting! I was under the impression that they only had one Panther, the ausf.A... Does anyone have any background info on this 'other' Panther? Is it a new addition, or was it in storage?

                Thanks!


                Rob

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                  #23
                  I spent an afternoon(way too short) at this museum in May. It's a fantastic place and should be on everyones "must see" list! I'll see if I can retrieve some pics. and post them later.
                  Jim

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by Rob Johnson View Post
                    Interesting! I was under the impression that they only had one Panther, the ausf.A... Does anyone have any background info on this 'other' Panther? Is it a new addition, or was it in storage?

                    Thanks!


                    Rob
                    It was found while constructing a new road in the Ukraine. Blown by the crew while retreating. It will be left in as-found condition.
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                      #25
                      Area of the main explosion:
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                        #26
                        Original number and Zimmerit on turret, and kill-marks on gun:
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                          #27
                          "Gran" -

                          Thanks so much for posting the additional pictures of that Panther! I remember a few years back reading about its discovery and recovery, but I didn't know it had made its way 'back' to Germany. I'm extremely relieved to learn that it is being properly preserved.

                          Thanks again,
                          Rob

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                            #28
                            More pics. from Sinsheim. SST on the roof!

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                              Tank

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                                Another

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