Ειχε 2 επιλογες ασπρα και αυτο που λεει ο φιλος Πουμαρο , διαλεξα τα ασπρα .Τωρα την πατησα? υπαρχει τροπος να βγουν και να μπουν τα αλλα?
Στην χειροτερη σκεφτομαι να τα περασω απο πανω ακριβως , εχουν ιδιο μεγεθος
Εντωμεταξυ με βαλατε σε υποψιες και ψαχνομαι , πραγματικα γινεται χαμος. Ενδεικτικα
1) White 331, Untersturmführer Thomas Amselgruber, s.SS Pz.Abt. 101, 3. Kompanie, Waffen SS | Dark Yellow/ Dark Green/ Red Brown | Alternative blue numbering provided, Mons FR (May 1944)
2)To σχεδιο μπρος δεξια ειναι αλλου σε μαυρο φοντο
σε μια φωτο απο decals Της dragon Για το 6700 το εχει σε μαυρο ενω το δικο μου το ειχε σε λευκο διαφανες !!!!
και αυτο απο εναν τυπο στο Missing lynx Που ειχανε μια κουβεντα αν το περιγραμμα στα νουμερα της 501 ηταν κιτρινο ή ασπρο:
As a final observation, I 'll just add the following :
one point that has been put forward in favour of white outline for 3.Kp Tigers of SS101 in Normandy is that because this Kompanie used plain white numbers when in Mons in early 1944, then the numbers were simply filled with blue leaving just a thin white outline as it was argued there was no point in taking the time to paint the outlines in yellow.
Now a lazy bugger like me can see some logic in this, but then again we should also perhaps look at it in a diffrent way :
contrary to what 's been stated sometimes, photographic evidence suggest the 3.Kp Tigers left Mons with plain white turret numbers still since several of these can be seen being loaded and entrained in Mons as they were making their way to Northern France.
The Battalion was fully equipped in late April 1944 only, that is when it received its last batch of Tigers to fit both the 2.Kp and 1.Kp.
My guess, based on deductive logic only (for waht it's worth), is that it is only then that the definite turret numbers were painted on ALL the Tigers, regardless of the Kompanien they belonged too.
Τι λετε?
