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Another one "Down Under"

https://www.facebook.com/BATRACInternational/?fref=photo

Google is your friend!

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ww2-raf-air-ministry-anti-glare-1777690021

The NSW Lancers' Matilda II is now a runner.

http://www.lancers.org.au/site/Matilda_Tank.asp

It's possibly at Fort Knox.

M47, unknown location

The Davy Crockett was a ludicrous idea.

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Stridsvagn m/37

That ne was made in Russia, this appears to be in Hungary & dated July 2010, the first shots I've seen of the White Tiger replica (which wasn't completed in time for the film, IIRC, some awful bodge-job featured in it) are from Sept 2011.

I assume it'll take more than a new battery, a splash of petrol & a squirt of WD to get it running, but not much more?

What I call a "barn find"

http://legikep.hu/gyorujbarat-tank-a-kertben

:wow::wow::wow:

Our brains are good at linking bits up to give us something we "recognise".

The "Face on Mars"

Under different lighting & higher resolution.

Most, if not all of the national pallet networks have international reach, Pall-ex, TPN for example.

http://www.johnsloughoflondon.co.uk/artillery-for-sale-4-5-ww1-howitzer/item

I reckon it might fetch rather more than I can afford & t'wife won't want it in the garden anyway!

I woner if that Ferret's still available?:cool2:

It only broke surface last month, so hasn't made it on the lists yet. Give the bloke a chance.

From what links I've found, that Comet's the only survivor, seems that once the Cubans were sent Russian kit, the rest were scrapped.

Here's another one of the Comet.

Found a couple Staghounds there too, University of Havana.

Guisa.

Another Comet

"Facing Florida Straights"

M47? I assume it's an ex-Bay of Pigs trophy. Playa Giron.

The only other photos of old tanks I can find in Cuba, are T34/85s & Su100s, including these submerged examples.

Plus a submerged IS2M

So, so surviving Shermans in Cuba?

Hi, I was wondering where did you find this churchill?

Feldom, Catterick Training Area

Comet, Cuba. S/N 3642?

http://www.nbcnews.com/video/sherman-tank-is-a-lasting-reminder-of-pre-revolutionary-cuba-545749059925

Part 2 says that the Chinese one's at the China North Vehicle Research Institute in Beijing, doesn't sound very museumish to me, so I'd guess it's a present from one of the Middle Eastern countries, missing skirts etc. Maybe ex-Iranian via Iraq?

Not sure if it's dirt or sand-coloured paint on the front.

TOG1 was the design with sponsons.

They're not Churchills.

They're Matilda II hulls.

Found this on a facebook group, if it really is at Dieppe, it certainly needs recovering.

I found the chart very interesting, wonder what they get today ?

http://www.'>http://www.'>http://www.army.mod.uk/documents/general/Rates_of_pay_Soldier_2015.pdf

http://www.army.mod.uk/documents/general/Rates_of_Pay_Officer_2015.pdf