2. Panzer Division (Vermacht)
1January 9, 2025PzKw I AusF B, Poland, September 1940. (Takom kit)
Camouflage is the standard (1937-1940) dark gray with disruptive patterns of dark brown over 1/3 of the tank. National insignia was the solid white cross which proved to too prominent and easily sighted by anti-tank gunners. As the fighting progressed these were covered with mud or painted over in gray or yellow paint.
2January 9, 2025PzKw I AusF B, Poland, September 1940. (Takom kit)
Camouflage is the standard (1937-1940) dark gray with disruptive patterns of dark brown over 1/3 of the tank. National insignia was the solid white cross which proved to too prominent and easily sighted by anti-tank gunners. As the fighting progressed these were covered with mud or painted over in gray or yellow paint.
3January 9, 2025PzKw I AusF B, Poland, September 1940. (Takom kit)
Camouflage is the standard (1937-1940) dark gray with disruptive patterns of dark brown over 1/3 of the tank. National insignia was the solid white cross which proved to too prominent and easily sighted by anti-tank gunners. As the fighting progressed these were covered with mud or painted over in gray or yellow paint.
4January 9, 2025PzKw I AusF B, Poland, September 1940. (Takom kit)
Camouflage is the standard (1937-1940) dark gray with disruptive patterns of dark brown over 1/3 of the tank. National insignia was the solid white cross which proved to too prominent and easily sighted by anti-tank gunners. As the fighting progressed these were covered with mud or painted over in gray or yellow paint.
5March 7, 2025PzKw II AusF C, Belgium, May 1940. Tamiya Kit.
6March 7, 2025PzKw II AusF C, Belgium, May 1940. Tamiya Kit.
7March 7, 2025PzKw II AusF C, Belgium, May 1940. Tamiya Kit.
8March 7, 2025PzKw II AusF C, Belgium, May 1940. Tamiya Kit.
9March 7, 2025SdKfz 231 (6 Rad),
10March 7, 2025SdKfz 231 (6 Rad),
11March 7, 2025SdKfz 231 (6 Rad),
12March 7, 2025SdKfz 231 (6 Rad),
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