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Yeah, there is certainly some room for improvement in the artwork. I noted, that the half timbered houses do not look very German. In the Fulda area, I would expect either a full timber frame or none. In the Fulda area a black frame with white fillings, further north a black frame with reddish-brown brick filling. But not too many of such houses anyway. Most have been bombed to ruins sometime earlier anyway.

Ouch, that would hurt everybody living near Fulda...
The main difference: The landscape near Berlin and towards the east is pretty flat, around Fulda it is pretty hilly. That's why the Fulda Gap was the most likely approach way...
In terms of vegetation: Around Berlin the soil is quite sandy, so you would mostly see open woods with birch trees. They don't have that near Fulda.
But I agree, if you see it from a distance, it may look not too different.

Just to make the old joke again: When it is ready.
Be patient. Normally we wait years for a new title and now it’s only months.😎

Just to make the old joke again: When it is ready.
Be patient. Normally we wait years for a new title and now it’s only months.😎

Just to make the old joke again: When it is ready.
Be patient. Normally we wait years for a new title and now it’s only months.😎

Just to make the old joke again: When it is ready.
Be patient. Normally we wait years for a new title and now it’s only months.😎

ok Andreas i send by mail this evening

Since you mention this one, I even would recommend Tom Clancy: Hunt for Red October.
Quite different topic, but captures the Cold War mood nicely.

Obvious question: Would you ..., please?😊

The best guess: When it is ready.
Has always been so, since more that 20 years now....

Here we go. The yellow Pat-Aris weathered version:
 

And here the RT stock version. Fits nicely to the SdKfz 251/1.

Once again: Thanks, @Falaise
 

Tradition?

Trust a project manager: Too much organization hurts. Just try to rule the chaos....

I sent it to you by email @StieliAlpha

What else would you think any parade anywhere in the world is?

You're talking to Aragorn, the guy that only plays as the Germans in Combat Mission and has talked about how great a Holocaust deniers books are. Any time someone posts something about the Russians hes always very eager to tell us about how awful they were even if the topic has nothing to do with it. He has a very obvious agenda and honestly he shouldn't be posting here anymore in my opinion.
Sorry for the continued derail but I really feel like this needs to be said.

Your list at least does not make Russia very unique. So why are you trying to politicise the OP?

Hey, that‘s still young. No need to rush with F&R. 😎

Since you mention this one, I even would recommend Tom Clancy: Hunt for Red October.
Quite different topic, but captures the Cold War mood nicely.

Since you mention this one, I even would recommend Tom Clancy: Hunt for Red October.
Quite different topic, but captures the Cold War mood nicely.

Pacifism is now "dangerous nonsense".
As far as I'm concerned everyone should be a pacifist, war should always be the last resort to anything. Idealistic? Maybe. But I think everything should start from that view point, millions of people didn't die as recently as the 20th century for us to fall back on "war is necessary" nonsense.

Well... I know a lot of them saw themselves as "The people that slow down the enemy until a real army arrives".

So you are saying:
The leader, supported by scouting units, should be in a location, from which he has an overview of the operational area and which is close enough to the subordinate units, to control and direct them.
Ah, ja. That‘s a new concept. 😎

Yep, from reading the account, I had the impression that it is more a translation issue. Probably the writer of the original account was not a technically expert, but tried to use technical terms and than the text was translated to English by another „non-expert“. Such texts usually need some „creative interpretation“ to decipher them. I see those things almost daily, when clients try to describe what their problem is.

There we go....
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