Two tone camo can from flak unit (Weser Endkampf scenario)

[hagen.191]

I was lucky to pick up this nice untouched camo can out of an attic in the river Weser area. Interesting to see an uncommon german name Payer and a stenciled Feldpostnummer on the Klarscheibenfach (that has been overpainted later) and a nice name rank and Feldpost over the camo on the bottom of the can. First it was camoed blue when he was in leichte Flakabteilung and at the end of the war when he changed to heavy train Flak he added a new two tone camo and received a new Feldpostnummer. The colours are very intense. The can saw action at the end of the war fighting allied Planes in the Weser area (Eisbergen).

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[hagen.191]

Feldpost reference

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[hagen.191]

Feldpost Part II

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[ZAM]

Rust under the Paint, so it mus be a fake!

No, just a joke, nice can!

[JanC]

Rust under the Paint, so it mus be a fake!

No, just a joke, nice can!

I also like this can especially the peeling of the paint.

Great score

[4th division]

Great can, you always have very nice camo cans! If you ever sell one think of me

Frederik

[oberjaeger]

Hagen....so langsam werde ich neidisch...klasse

[hagen.191]

Hagen....so langsam werde ich neidisch...klasse

Danke Sportsfreund

Thanks for all the positive reactions. The germans are used to clean their attics in spring...and Hagen is watchful at that time

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