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the_shadock


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hello,

this is the hull of a Russian T-18 light tank (a.k.a. MS-1).

 

Pierre-Olivier



-- Edited by the_shadock on Monday 22nd of October 2012 09:04:27 PM

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James H


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Allegedly in a museum somewhere. I'm not absolutely convinced. What does "Wawie" mean to a Polish-speaker?

https://forum.ioh.pl/graficzki2/1348987424_ft17wawa.jpg

No mistaking the items in the background.



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Doesn't look like either an FT or a TSF to me.


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But two Gruson Fahrpanzer in the background. Great !

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Albert


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James H wrote:

What does "Wawie" mean to a Polish-speaker?

 

"W Wawie" is short for "w Warszawie", which means "in Warsaw" smile



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I wonder what happened to the ones built for the recent movie?

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James H


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Thanks Albert and Pierre-Olivier.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-18_tank



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