Small Scale Military Headquarters

I think I've got 80017. I can't remember what the tac number is on FOV's version, but I think it is "811", which it is hard to tell if this real pic is "811" or "814", so this could possibly make it a match:





EDIT: looked at my copy at home, number is "451" on FOV's version so I guess the search continues...

-Kevin

Krupp 88 flak. Normandy 1944.



Caption claims: III Flakkorps in Normandy. Probably luftwaffe AA.

Not exact match.

Here's a color profile pic for the panzer IV F1 80017:

* Here's one • UK M4A3 of the Royal Scots Greys • Italy 1943 :






* Sherman tank, named 'Sheik' of the Scots Greys, with distinctive camouflage, 29 September 1943.


- MG

STURMGESCHUTZ III aufg. g forces valor 81306





Not exact match.

* I can't find an accurate photo on that particular StüG w/ tactical # 223 by FoV but there is a color plate of it in the Squadron/Signal publication on StuGs and the camo is winter white/wash w/ the green oblong diamond shaped pattern. Similar but the opposite of the FoV one , which leads me to think that the camo scheme chosen for FoV # 81306 is inaccurate.



- MG

MG-42 wrote:* I can't find an accurate photo on that particular StüG w/ tactical # 223 by FoV but there is a color plate of it in the Squadron/Signal publication on StuGs and the camo is winter white/wash w/ the green oblong diamond shaped pattern. Similar but the opposite of the FoV one , which leads me to think that the camo scheme chosen for FoV # 81306 is inaccurate.



- MG

That's a nice picture. Glad you have that stug. I was gonna get that, but I already have the ardennes version and the eastern front version so I couldn't convince myself to get a third version.

Fallshirm panzer division. Poland 1944. Probably HG division.



Not exact match, but close:



Review:
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US M16 Multiple Gun Carraige, ardennes, 457th AAA.

Pershing, 3rd armoured Division

Elefant

KV-1 Eastern Front 1944

Iraqi T-72

Heer wrote:



From fellow member:



Unidentified

Finally found the division of this tank.

Jagdtiger

I believe this is the model unit for the FOV Panther S1 #332
This is an obvious G model with very similar numbering style.
It is expected that 332 would not have the steel road wheels.
24th panzer regiment, attached to the 116th panzer division

New FOV Stug IIIG Kursk, 1943

Thanks, I will edit my previous stug post.

Not exact match. jagdpanther 80312. I personally have this piece.




Caption claims:Jagdpanther 234 of 2./schwere Panzerjager-Abteilung 654 in October 1944.

Heer wrote:559 th Panzerjager Abt. , BELGIUM 1944

Here's another picture of the same tank, which is now in the Imperial War Museum in London (albeit with different cammo)

Tiger 80003

I know this thread is all about vehicles, but I couldn't help throwing in a couple aircraft:

FOV P-39 (S1 version):


P-39Q of Lt.Col. Edward S. Chickering, commander of the 357th Fighter Group, Hamilton Field California, July 1943:


FOV Spitfire Mk IX:
While there has been several versions of this tooling, the one I have replicates this aircraft (in foreground). from 241 Squadron, pilot RH Cogman, Italy 1944. (ID code RZ*R).


I couldn't find a decent picture of this particular FOV model...

Can anybody find a picture of this tiger. I'm having a lot of trouble, since there is no tactical numbers and FOV did not give any division markings or unit info. My wild guess is that it is a GD division tiger in 1944.