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James H


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Another remake of All Quiet on the Western Front, due out next month.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFqgmaO15x4

A glimpse from the film of 2 Saint-Chamonds. No idea what they are. The real thing borrowed from Saumur? A replica? CGI?

Quiet1.jpg

 

Does this help?

Quiet2.jpg



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James H wrote:

Another remake of All Quiet on the Western Front, due out next month.

Does this help?
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Looks like a Soviet infantry fighting vehicle (БМП) chassis

 



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Thank you, Kapitan.

A couple more.

Taking part in a rather implausible French flamethrower attack:

Quiet3.jpg

 

And several more, top left.

Quiet4.jpg



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Yes, seems Russian BMP.

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There was a Saint-Chamond working replica created a few years ago - it was at the centenary of the first French tank attack at Berry-au-Bac in 2017.

Perhaps it's that replica. Saumur's Saint-Chamond was running for the WW1 centenary with a new motor/generator and drive motors.

Charlie

Edit - later - the Saint-Chamond used in the movie isn't the replica built for the WW1 centenary - the running gear on the replica is quite similar to the original.

https://forum.pages14-18.com/viewtopic.php?p=403788&hilit=Saint+Chamond+Berry+au+Bac#p403788

 



-- Edited by CharlieC on Friday 30th of September 2022 12:05:07 PM

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That has put the chat amongst les colombes.

With Charlie's permision, I shall start another thread on this.



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More than unbelievable, so many flamethrowers at the first ditch, standing upright and there are still Germans in there. Such nonsense, who thinks up such nonsense?



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