Hi all,
I just posted to my site more than 300 pics of a former East German tank. I don't know the right model so I'd appreciate any input about this.
TIA
Olivier
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bison126
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Posted: Friday, March 31, 2017 - 10:33 PM UTC
Jacques
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Posted: Saturday, April 01, 2017 - 06:14 AM UTC
That is a T-72M. 4 ribs in front of the driver, 4 KMT mounts on the lower front hull, turret is late T-72 (non-Ural but not T-72A with "bulges"). No SGL system.
However it is a museum piece, with both 6 and 8 spoke wheels.
However it is a museum piece, with both 6 and 8 spoke wheels.
bison126
Correze, France
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Posted: Saturday, April 01, 2017 - 12:59 PM UTC
I wasn't sure about it being a -M because of the turret which had me guess it was a late T-72.
Concerning the types of roadwheels, I'm not surprised that both of them are used on a museum tank. If I'm correct it comes from the German stock, probably some deal between Saumur Tank Museum and Munster Deutsches Panzer Museum.
Thank you for the answer Jacques.
Olivier
Concerning the types of roadwheels, I'm not surprised that both of them are used on a museum tank. If I'm correct it comes from the German stock, probably some deal between Saumur Tank Museum and Munster Deutsches Panzer Museum.
Thank you for the answer Jacques.
Olivier