How many of you guys getting the WS103 88mm Flak? (1 Viewer)

I am not. The 88 was always well known as a towed or unmounted equipment. From what I understand only a handfullof these were made. I still have to see a picture of this on documentary books or photos.

N-P
 
I am not. The 88 was always well known as a towed or unmounted equipment. From what I understand only a handfullof these were made. I still have to see a picture of this on documentary books or photos.

N-P

Here is a picture from the invasion of France. I would be more interested if it came in an early war scheme.
 

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I want it precisely for the reason many of you don't: It is not a common version. How many manufacturers are gonna produce these? Not many if any more. Come on, you gotta pick this piece up.
 
Here is a picture from the invasion of France. I would be more interested if it came in an early war scheme.


Thanks for the pic, Frank. As always, your post is interesting, instructive and helpful.

Pierre.
 
Here is a picture from the invasion of France. I would be more interested if it came in an early war scheme.

Thanks from me as well for the reference picture, Frank. The sheer size of that vehicle seen in its real-life incarnation is somewhat awe-inspiring :eek:.

Regards,

Molloy.
 
Great photo, thanks for the informative post!

Njja
 
Here is a picture from the invasion of France. I would be more interested if it came in an early war scheme.

I love it when someone says it doesn't exist and then there it is...:D

Never say never. Especially absolutely never! It is an expensive piece is it not?
 
Red, that's the heavier Sd Kfz 9 Halftrack aka Famo that weighed 18 t. The K & C version is based on the 12 t Sd Kfz 8 which had a smaller cab.
 
Red, Oz, CS,

Thanks for the infos, it is very appeciated.

Curiousity is the essence of intelligence, allows mind to grow up and gives people the chance to acquire more and more knowledge. We are lucky to have members like you in the forum.

Pierre.
 

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