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The squadron of the command of the 2nd (Warsaw) Armoured Brigade used a few (less then 5) M3 Grant tanks till end of Italian campaign as the command tanks. They had an additional radio station and had extensive communication equipment, but unlike the typically British version they were fully...

What about M3 Grant? It's included in this campaign or not?

Recently, I had a night shift at work in connection with the uploading of system patches by IT. Because everything went smoothly, I could use this time nicer (yes, I have a mini workshop which I usually take with me on business trips and this type of "work after hours" in office) :ohyeah :coolio

:woohoo: :rotf :rotf :rotf :rotf :rotf :woohoo: both in polish is "oba" :coolio

I still don't know which, but for sure it will be one of them...

Yes, it means and has nothing to do with the dog.. Not only ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomerania :thumbsup Always look at the bright side of life... :good

During World War II using capture equipment was not unusual, but it usually took place on the principle of supplementing the unit with missing equipment. I do not know the case of a unit that was fully equipped only with captured equipment. In the Polish Army in the East, such a case took place...

It's done :woohoo: Leopard 2A4 from 1st Battalion of the 10th Armored Cavalry Brigade - Świętoszów, Poland. Winter/Spring 2011.

I checked if someone makes decals for ORP Orzeł in Poland in 1/144 - unfortunately not. But if you give me the approximate dimension of the coat, I will check if I have something that I could give you as as a replacement.

For sure not glued :rotf :rotf :rotf Bf 109F-4 - Eduard Nr. 82114

You should finish "Zemsta II" here in the campaign as you own model :good

Monument of the 4th Armored Regiment of "Skorpion" from the 2nd Warsaw Armored Brigade made of the M4A2 Sherman III wreck of the "Sultan" tank lost during the fights at Monte Cassino... and few other Polish Sherman's family vehicle...

Sherman's from Polish 2nd Armoured Division Tanks in the 2nd Armoured Division were all named, the names being painted in the squadron colours. The turret also had a diamond, triangle, square or circle painted to show squadron number. Stencilled versions of the regimental badges featured on the...

http://www.toro-model.com.pl/pliki/35d10e.htm

If "conditions" will allow, I will join with a model of "Flying Cow" from the 2nd Regiment of the 1st Armored Division of the Polish Armed Forces

Remember about a narrow red belt which was painted along the longitudinal axis of the tank The Carpathian Lancers Regiment (Pułk Ułanów Karpackich) used also other captured vehicles:

:good John in KTO Rosomak...

Not all and not by the whole time - only on the beginning.. After 1920 lozagne camo was replaced by the first order introducing camo painting standards I'm thinking about this one: or this one: