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56 p.Īll contents copyright © Christian Ankerstjerne 2001-2023, unless otherwise stated. Darlington, MD : Darlington Productions, 1998. 12 - Flak Selbstfahrlafetten and Flakpanzer : Sd.Kfz.10/4 to 8.8 cm Flak auf VFW. Technical InformationĪdditional Reading Pz Kpfw IV Information about the Panzerkampfwagen IV. The remaining turret survived the war, and is currently located in the Lehrsammlung der Heeresflugabwehrschule in Rendsburg. Two of the turrets were allegedly transported to Berlin to be used as static anti-aircraft guns, but it is not know whether they saw any action. Little is known of the combat history of the Kugelblitz. Je vais choisir pour l’exemple, un fond blanc au format A3, avec. LayOut s’ouvre et vous demande de choisir sur quel modèle vous souhaitez déposer votre fichier. Sur SketchUp, dans la barre de menu principale, je clique sur : Fichier / Envoyer à LayOut. Further delayed meant that only three Kugelblitz had been produced when Deutsche Edelstahlwerke, an important subcontractor, was captured by the Allies. Pour cet exemple, je vais choisir un modèle 3D. In September 1944, this plan was changed to two being manufactured by Daimler-Benz in October, and three being manufactured by Stahlindustrie in November. Kugelblitz production was to begin in September 1944, at a rate of five per month, reaching 30 per month by December 1944. The Pz Kpfw IV chassis was retained, as it was the only one readily available.
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Traverse and elevation of the turret was hydraulic, allowing a full elevation in just over four seconds, and a 360° traverse in 15.5 seconds. To fit the 3 cm MK 103, it was necessary to use the wider Tiger turret ring. Being belt-fed, rather than magazine-fed, loaders became superfluous during combat, allowing for a smaller turret. This was significantly higher than the practical rate of fire of 150 rounds per minute of the 3,7 cm Flak 43 of the Ostwind. The theoretical rate of fire of the MK 103 was 900 rounds per minute, with a practical rate of fire of 480 rounds per minute. Winchester 94s were also provided to the British Home Guard in the early years of WWII. The Winchester 1894 was used again in World War II in the hands of the Canadian Pacific Coast Militia Rangers who were issued them to defend the west coast of Canada from Japanese invaders. The guns were mounted in a semi-spherical, fully-enclosed turret. Winchester rifle models as used in the Mexican Revolution. In early 1944, Daimler-Benz presented a new design, still based on the Pz Kpfw IV, mounting a dual 3 cm MK 103, originally designed by Rheinmetall-Borsig as an aircraft gun. The turret was taken from a submarine design, in which fully-enclosed spherical turrets had been designed to replace the unprotected deck guns, but because of the inherent differences between tanks and submarines, the idea was dropped. The gun was to be manufactured by either Brünn or Rheinmetall-Borsig.
The idea first appeared in late 1943, when it was suggested to mount a dual 30 mm anti-aircraft gun on a Pz Kpfw IV chassis. The last, and most advanced, Flakpanzer based on the Pz Kpfw IV chassis to be build was the Kugelblitz (ball lightning). By Christian Ankerstjerne - Last modified Contents
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