Good propoganda (spelling?) video - plenty of Tiger action:

good stuff Ben

Tojo72

good stuff Ben

Cheers Tojo,

Glad you liked it. The 2cm gun sounded brutal! BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM!!!

I've been watching a few videos today, all between breaks working on my StuG III wip. This was a good one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCC77t6Nr4U&feature=related

Ben

That was cool. 

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Propaganda is a form of communication that is aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position.

Nice video.

Ben I always liked this one: Good Panther and Tiger action,plus music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqlE9eNWYj4

Anthony, I love Panzerlied. very addicting song. I've love the BofB version, but still like the original version as well. Another march I've grown fond of is Erika.

The 2cm on the trolly looked pretty cool.  Can anyone say diorama?

But what will happen when this is viewed by all those that have been chastised over the years..." Hey, what's wrong with you?  Don't you Know anything?  The muzzle breaks NEVER get black!"

wing_nut

The 2cm on the trolly looked pretty cool.  Can anyone say diorama?

But what will happen when this is viewed by all those that have been chastised over the years..." Hey, what's wrong with you?  Don't you Know anything?  The muzzle breaks NEVER get black!"

Whitewashed vehicles are always an exception to the rule about muzzle brakes.

It was interesting to see how often 2cm guns were being used in a direct-fire role...I would hate to be on the receiving end of that kind of firepower.

wbill76

 

wing_nut:

 

The 2cm on the trolly looked pretty cool.  Can anyone say diorama?

But what will happen when this is viewed by all those that have been chastised over the years..." Hey, what's wrong with you?  Don't you Know anything?  The muzzle breaks NEVER get black!"

 

 

Whitewashed vehicles are always an exception to the rule about muzzle brakes.

It was interesting to see how often 2cm guns were being used in a direct-fire role...I would hate to be on the receiving end of that kind of firepower.

You remember Private Ryan? The 20mm was deadly in close against infantry. I thought that was stretching it a bit, but maybe not.

Yep, remember that scene well and hearing the gun firing it's distinct rhythym. Makes sense when you consider that the Germans didn't have a "heavy" MG ala the .50 cal in the US arsenal, so the 2.0cm was the next step up from the MG34 or 42.