Some days ago, I posted some pics of artillery shown at the Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung in Koblenz.
Today, I'd like to share some pictures of Antitankguns and Antiaircraft Artillery (and some stuff that belongs to it).
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| 3,7cm Pak 35 |
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| 5cm Pak 38 |
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| 7,5cm Pak 40 |
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| 8,8cm Pak 43/97 |
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| 12,8cm Flak 40 |
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| 12,8cm Flak 40 |
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| 12,8cm Flak 40 Breach |
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| 12,8cm Flak 40 Breach |
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| The legendary 88 and on the left, the russian equivalent |
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| 2cm Flak 38 Vierling |
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| 1,5cm Flak Drilling as seen on Sd. Kfz. 251/21 |
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| Some AAA I cannot identify |
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| 3,7 cm Flak 43 |
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| 35mm Gatling (for german federal army AA-Tank prototype) |
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| 3,7cm Flak Zwilling 43 with 2/3 of the armor missing |
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| same again |
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| US M16 12,7mm Quad-AA on Halftrack |
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| same again |
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| 2cm Flak 38 Vierling on Mittlerer Zugkraftwagen 8 to |
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| same |
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| Same. Note the passage to the drivers Cabin |
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| Same. Ammo-Rack |
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| Same. Vehicle-front |
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| Same. Look inside the drivers cabine |
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| Same. Look inside the drivers cabine |
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| A so called "Horchgerät" which was used to detect incoming bombers |
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| Flak-Kommandorechner of 1940. This is a mechanical computer :) |
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| same |
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| same |
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| same |
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| Rangefinder |
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| Various rangefinders |
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| Cut-up Tank-Rangefinder |
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| 200cm Flakscheinwerfer with Generator. Note the V2(A4) Engine in the front!!! |
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| This 2m wide "lamp" used 45000 Watts and reached 13-15 km far. | | |
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I have some more Pics left to show you ;-)
See you next time!
Cheers, Mojo
Nice pictures, thanks.
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