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Friday, 18 May 2012
Bovington Museum - WWII German Material
In this second post of our visit to the Bovington Tank Museum, I will post a slection of the photos taken to the museum's German AFVs collection, one of the most impressive I have ever seen (although in fact, the whole Museum is amazing). Hope you enjoy this photo show.
Lo alucinante es que muchos de los carros están operativos. Fue toda una sorpresa. Los carros ligeros no eran tan ligeros y los pesados nunca imagine que fueran tan grandes. No es lo mismo verlos y hacerlos a escala, al natural son impresionantes
Great photos, although if anyone wanting to use them as reference I do see some problems with the colours. Some of the tanks have been repainted, I think, so it's hard to judge it's real colour.
Great photos, thank you. Looking forward to a visit to Bovington, hopefully next year.
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At least once in this life, any faithful wargamer should visit Bovington
DeleteGreat set of photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I got a lot more plus my friend's pics; it was difficult to choose
DeleteExcellent photos!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray, not as good as your painting in anyt case
DeleteLo alucinante es que muchos de los carros están operativos. Fue toda una sorpresa. Los carros ligeros no eran tan ligeros y los pesados nunca imagine que fueran tan grandes.
ReplyDeleteNo es lo mismo verlos y hacerlos a escala, al natural son impresionantes
Great photos.
ReplyDeleteTahnk you Victor
DeleteGreat photos, although if anyone wanting to use them as reference I do see some problems with the colours. Some of the tanks have been repainted, I think, so it's hard to judge it's real colour.
ReplyDeleteI agree, and the Hetzer is particularly odd
DeleteSuper photos (I have my own of all these vehicles), thank you for posting.
ReplyDeleteMuseusm are great
DeleteNice pics.
ReplyDeleteI guess you had a very good time there.
And you all success in hiding the geeky excitement on your faces...
Thanks for the post.
Yours, Pollok_Feroz.
Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNice pics.
My pleasure
DeleteNice pics; impressive pieces of history. Dean
ReplyDeleteAn amazing museum indeed
DeleteI love this museum (as you've probably guessed from the pics on my own blog). Great photo's and glad you enjoyed it.
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