The 42 T34 are soviets. They've just been been fitted with the antitank 76mm F-34 long gun to get some more velocity and penatration. The captured German ones were 41s/42s with the 76mm F-34s and that one with the (r) designation is likely captured 41/42. You can tell them apart from the other T-34 1940s (shorter L-11 76mm) and T-34-57s by the 41/42s boxy turret. While the T-34-E STZ has the 76mm F-34 but with the older less boxy smaller turret. And the T-34-57 has older turret 57mm, and 43-57s had the newer boxy turret 57mm.
It will be nice to put IS-3 in Enlisted. Maybe as some event unit and make it hard to get :D Lets say 100k+100k exp in four days and no gold/buy option. PT-76 is not carrying infantry :D It has 3 man crew. These were also produced in Poland in licence and they made something over 300 units. BRDM1 and BRDM2 share the bottom part with those funny helping wheels on the belly. That FUG next to it is Hungarian variant. 9:10 is Czechoslovak OT-64 SKOT - Stredni Kolovy Obrneny Transporter (Midsized wheeled armored transporter). It was co-produced with Poland. 9:32 is Czechoslovak OT-62 TOPAS - Transporter Obrneny PASovy (Transporter armored tracked) also co-produced with Poland. Interesting museum, hope you put photos somewhere for public :D
The 42 T34 are soviets. They've just been been fitted with the antitank 76mm F-34 long gun to get some more velocity and penatration.
The captured German ones were 41s/42s with the 76mm F-34s and that one with the (r) designation is likely captured 41/42. You can tell them apart from the other T-34 1940s (shorter L-11 76mm) and T-34-57s by the 41/42s boxy turret.
While the T-34-E STZ has the 76mm F-34 but with the older less boxy smaller turret. And the T-34-57 has older turret 57mm, and 43-57s had the newer boxy turret 57mm.
It will be nice to put IS-3 in Enlisted. Maybe as some event unit and make it hard to get :D Lets say 100k+100k exp in four days and no gold/buy option.
PT-76 is not carrying infantry :D It has 3 man crew. These were also produced in Poland in licence and they made something over 300 units.
BRDM1 and BRDM2 share the bottom part with those funny helping wheels on the belly. That FUG next to it is Hungarian variant.
9:10 is Czechoslovak OT-64 SKOT - Stredni Kolovy Obrneny Transporter (Midsized wheeled armored transporter). It was co-produced with Poland.
9:32 is Czechoslovak OT-62 TOPAS - Transporter Obrneny PASovy (Transporter armored tracked) also co-produced with Poland.
Interesting museum, hope you put photos somewhere for public :D
Wow what a great adventure for you and your lady, thanks for sharing.
Man the ISU 152 is a beauty
Love to see those in person some day.
Nice vid man!
IS-2 looks like it is 1944. model so it cant be an IS-2M, IS-2M were normal IS-2's whitch got modernised, IS-2m's hull looks more alike IS-4 hull..
@miko886 send feedback to the museum. 😉