Maybe one for Mad Zeppelin. The A7V book reprint (2020). Page 96, the last photo in the book. An A7V stuck nose-down in a ditch. It's credited to the Jochen Vollert Collection, but I can't see a caption anywhere. I've looked over and over again, and it might be staring me in the face, but I can't spot it. Any help?
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Is that 562 Herkules?
It is another Batch 2 tank with a Batch 1 front. That is another thing I failed to notice before. Luckily I haven't removed the rivets on my build yet.
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Hi Tanker! Nice pictures! Thanks a lot! I have been there a couple of years ago as I used to be a Truck Driver. Unfortunately I forgot my camera... If someone want to visit that place I can recommend this restaurant, not far away: https://www.truckfly.com/fr/poi-details/la-campagnarde/9694/ In that restaurant I asked for the A7V place and an old farmer drove me with his tractor to the area. But it was late and the sun had gone, so I couldn´t see a lot Later that night I had a lot of wines and several Calvados with the friendly farmer... He gave me a local magazine, which includes a photo of the tank: