Unfortunately there are no data about origin of this particular hook. It looks very similar to hooks on PzIVF frontal left fender, but of course i can't be sure since this type of hooks is videly used in industry. I think Germans vere using not special "tank hoots" but regular one.
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Sdkfz 251 engine hatch:
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Final drives from an unknown tracked vehicle:
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Some not complete Sdkfz 251 floor panels.
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Nice collection and parts !!
Just read the whole topic
Thanks for showing !!
Greetz,
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The gift from good-willing villager - frontal panel of Ukw.E.e reciever (or, to be correct, remains of one)
Good addition to cast iron gearbox saved from scraping (400 kg of iron and steel). We believe it to be rare T-34 gearbox (regular one are to have aluminium сase, but limited number of iron one was produced in 1941-42 due to aluminium shortages)
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Hello, Roman Alymov and all pancermaniacs. I have a few details from different tanks, but only one of them is from Tiger.
From the ground:
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After the cleaning:
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I've compared this detail to a Pz. Kpfw. VI in a tank museum Snegiri:
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Hello Varvar,
What was that part for?
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Hello, Me6_130, this is a detail of Tiger's telescopic sight TZF9b. Look at the red arrow on the photo, please.
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Panzer III Rommelkiste
This is an abbreviated Rommelkiste I will be getting in for a Panzer III. Fotos courtesy of jevgenijss.Comment
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Hello Varvar,
Yes, I have seen the pic but what is it's function? What does it do? Is it some kind of stopping device for the optic?
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hi . few new small parts of king tiger.
rear fender ,hinge of engine cover, hanger of track , wheel elementsComment
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