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two starling-related art trades! with @otterkitty and @plasterhound
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1943 Marder III Steve Noon
Panzerjäger I B mit 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48
Jason Wong Box art for Takom's 1018 1/16th scale Panzerjäger I B mit 7.5cm StuK 40 L/48
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I got terminated a month or so ago, and I don’t plan on coming back to tumblr often. I’ve already reached out to some mutuals on here but I wanted to let the word out so if any other mutuals want to get back in touch, they can.
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Italian self-propelled gun comparison: semovente 75/18 M42M (left) alongside the prototype of the future semovente M42L (right) then renamed semovente M43 105/25 to the Ansaldo workshops. Genoa, Italy, February 1943.
German designation: beutepanzer, StuG M42 mit 75/18 850 (i) and StuG M43 mit 105/25 853 (i).
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Jagdpanther “Jäger Zyclop”.
Panzerjäger Tiger(P) “Ferdinand” - schwere Panzerjäger-Abteilung 654. Kursk, Russia, in July 1943. The “Ferdinand” number 501 was immobilized by a mine, captured by the Russian army was repaired and sent to landfill NIBT in Kubinka outside Moscow, where it is stored in the museum until now.
A self-propelled gun “Marder II” and a Mercedes Benz 4500A armored with a 2cm Flakvierling of Panzer-Division “Hermann Göring” passing through an Italian village. Sicily or Campania, Italy, second half of 1943.