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The Battle Of Kursk

A July start would be best, with a minimum of 6 months duration, more likely 12. :drinks
 
Hmmmm.....maybe....I don't know.....what if....could I......hmmmm?

;)
 
Thinking more on the lines of this....


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Geeze he must be putting the screws to everybody! I'm in as well. No idea what I'll build yet. Probably some kind of wingy thingy to take out all that armor! :yipee
 
OK, youse mugs, that's 12 by my count. July 1 start or the actual anniversary date?

Yeah, see!

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moon puppy said:
Roman said:
From feb 1943 the base color of German Panzers is dunkel gelb.
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Well Dang man...am I ever going to get to do a Panzer Grey?? :soldier

Think I can do one during Catchup Campaign
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Well it is true the new paint standard was Dark Yellow in 1943 many....MANY tanks were still dark grey with dark yellow overspray camo. So you go right ahead and do dark grey.

:D
 
B) I'm in with a grey and brown Tiger 1 DAS REICH.

MP - There were plenty of earlier issued Tigers in grey at Kursk (as Mr T confirmed), from the SS units to the Army (such as GrossDeutschland). They just had other cammo sprayed on the grey.

The newer prod. models were yellow and some were even in a weird green grey as in s.PzAblt. 503.

If you need any color profiles just let me know. :)

Ian.
 
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