No darn it! I don’t want a turn! But since you obviously won’t let me rest about this, here:
Modification of a Soviet tractor, known as KhTZ 16, my dear Mr. Prime Minister? Here is a direct link:
http://www.ww2f.com/weapons-wwii/22538-soviet-odessa-tank.html
Yeah… I can’t hide things from you, Librarian… Have fun.
Thank you, my dear Mr. Prime Minister. I hope that our next task will be funny for you as well! So, here it is. Therefore please - take a good look and tell us what was the oficial designation of this armored vehicle?
Hi.
My guess:
Automitrailleuse de Cavalerie type Reconnaissance Renault modèle 1933 (AMR 33) prototype No. 79758 with the improved suspension tested in April 1933
Yours
tom!
Absolutely correct and very detailed answer, my dear Mr. Tom! It is a clear indication of your truly professional expertise in this specific field and your first-grade knowledge, always wholeheartedly and unconditionally shared with your colleagues dispersed worldwide.
I want to thank you for the all of the effort you are putting into dissemination of the first-rate materials, as well as for sharing your precious resources and assistance all along the way. I am assuring you that we realy do appreciate your support to our community.
And now, my dear Sir – please, take your turn!
Hi.
A nice one:
Yours
tom!
Oh, what a pleasant surprise - another Czechoslovakian rarity, prototype of the Škoda Š-III, my dear Mr. Tom. Here you have a direct link:
http://utocnavozba.wz.cz/foto/siii-1.jpg
Thank you!
Again too easy…
:twisted:
Your turn
Heya, Tom!
I know how you feel… I’d post something that I thought would be a real “stumper” either here or in the Airplanes Quiz and someone would come back with an answer in about 9 minutes… probably wasn’t such a stumper! There’s some pretty sharp characters that lurk around here, makes it more challenging!
Russ
Soon-to-be AIRMAN
Proud son of Rose and Wes
That´s not a real problem.
It just leads to something higher than a medium level quiz…
Next times I´ll choose real hard ones :mrgreen:
Well, in that case perhaps this one will be a little bit trickier, my dear gentlemen:
Do you recognize this… pretty rare contraption?
Hm, maybe the hungarian experimental 75 mm tank hunter based on the Toldi light tank?
Correct, my dear Mr. Tom – official designation of this vehicle was 75 mm-es Önjáró páncéltörő löveg M 38, built in February of 1944 upon M 38 Toldi chassis. Here you have a slightly better snapshot:
Your turn again, my dear Sir!
Not cool Librarian… Showing the back of things…
Oh, so sorry my dear Mr. Prime Minister – but everything is utterly intellectually undemanding when those national markings are right there in front of us. That spirit of a true, tricky mistery in that case is completely absent.
BTW: diverse perspectives – if honestly presented! – are always intriguing.
Eh, we’ll see when Tom! posts his. Then we’ll see whose laughing…
OK, let´s take another rear view
I’ll say an R-35 missing a track protector, an exhaust pipe, and the spare road wheel on the back, but I’m probably wrong.