Landships II

Date: Jul 17, 2005

A7V Driving Controls Information Needed

Date: Jul 17, 2005

Get hold of hundley & strasheim or schneider & strasheim both of the books go into this matter and have very good photos but for more detailed description and more photos by the first book mentioned.

Like I say the first book serves through all your German WWI tank needs. but the book is getting harder to get.

Date: Jul 17, 2005

oh, as for some details on the gun carrier the drivers cab was above the engine and is very high up, the photos dont show what kind of a engine but I would guess and only guess that it would be the same as the a7v but read more into the matter if you get the books Oh the gun carrires had a form of soft cover also, but I am no expert get the book

oh yeah thsi is the 100th post thsi forum is flying off

Date: Jul 29, 2005

Did you look on Thomas Anderson's Panzerpixel site? He has a photo of it, though it is my impression that it shows one of the three A7V chassis set aside for the A7V Flakpanzer. The guns appear to be modified Russian Model 02 76.2mm guns converted for high angle fire (a common enough conversion that the germans manufactured 76.2mm ammunition when captured German stocks ran out). I am curious about any information on these.