http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/nazi-germany/panzer-iv-mit-hydrostatischem-antrieb/

Der FlaKBus

Der FlakenWagen

@Legiondude what's your favorite Allied tank?

@galesteppes Hmmm, I'm split on which Sherman to pick

legion, you gotta be a brave boi, or i won't respec u

its spelled respecc actually

you nerd

M4A3(76) W HVSS is one of my choices

But Jumbo was also considered to get HVSS too....and it can mount 76's

Eh, I'll stick with production models. So Easy 8 wins

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/518529119286329355/572482215930494976/image0.jpg

Stug

afg 3

http://the.shadock.free.fr/sherman_minutia/manufacturer/m4a3e2jumbo/3083021_T33.jpg

Jumbo with flamethrowers and HVSS, what could have been

idiot turret

shh

i'm guessing the same way as in sherman crocodile

Churchill Crocodile was the bees knees

I'm a sucker for the Ram tank and the Kangaroo derivative, the little subturret it has really pleases me for some reason.

@M4Gunner Hunnicutt cites that it had 250 gallons of fuel stored between two tanks in the lower hull and two in the turret

ive never been a fan o brits, but the Churchill Crocodile was the shiz

@M4Gunner No, murican but I am a sucker for excessive MG armament

Looks like the two turret tanks were situated on either side of the commander's seat

Churchill Crocodile had the best k/d ratio

Mmmmm

Light tank flamethrowers are nice

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/518529119286329355/559778278668238859/300px-Skink_SPAAG.png

@TwinVickers tf is that

spaag based on a sherman.

Well the tanks he was right beside were connected to a periscope oriented flamethrower

looks like hvss too

looks like someone farted in a sherry

Think remote control MG like on modern abrams, but with fire

storming Japan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skink_anti-aircraft_tank

oh it was vvss

Open top you say?

https://i.redd.it/240m09d1deu01.jpg

Weren't they considering a variant of the Sherman with either 6 or 8 .50 cals at one point?