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    #1

    Restoration of a King Tiger

    Restoration of a King Tiger in Switzerland. Fantastic work by these guys.
    http://www.koenigstiger.ch/english/index.html

    Peter
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    Here is a picture of the work in progress:
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      #3
      Hi,

      more info from the Shadock listing.

      See You

      Vince
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        #4
        Thanks for the link and heads up Peter. Very cool to see the progress.
        Looking for a 30 '06 Chauchat magazine.

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          #5
          Amazing work.
          I seen 1 of these in England lying flat on the ground and they truly are impressive.
          Not to mention the Tank museums monsters .
          This is the flipping tank that puts style into design.

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            #6
            Some excellent videos of this KTT restoration project on U tube,would love to get involved with a project like this

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              #7
              Hi,

              more pictures from the website.

              See You

              Vince
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                on the right, the elusive Fieseler Fi 103R
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                  #9
                  Looking great


                  Andy

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                    Turret

                    Just a question/observation the picture of the turret shows the barrel with a threaded
                    short stub, were the king tiger, panther and other very long barrels in two pieces?

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                      #11
                      What a beast.

                      I love this tank

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                        #12
                        Wow. Very cool indeed!

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                          Another picture of the team behind the restoration.
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                            #14
                            We sometimes forget the dimensions in this beast of a tank.
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                            Last edited by Peter Wiking; 11-02-2017, 05:44 PM.

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                              Mündungsbremse!
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