Sig Posted September 18, 2006 Posted September 18, 2006 Hello, I took a look at the beautiful models in the tank gallery and found 2 small typos with the names of 2 french tanks: "Bataille Char B1 Bis" -> should be either "Char de bataille B1 bis" or "Char B1 bis" "Hotchkis H35" -> should be "Hotchkiss H35" If you want to see many pictures of all the french tanks: Chars français (note: site is in french and is visually a bit ... dated, but contains interesting information). Regards, Sig
gunnersman Posted September 18, 2006 Posted September 18, 2006 Yea, all WW2 pics are dated by default. There is not much you can do about that. Thanks for the pics though. I dont speak French. I guess these pics are named by the city or town they were taken near? I recognized alot of the names. Very comprehensive. I will have to bookmark that.
Sig Posted September 18, 2006 Author Posted September 18, 2006 Pas tout à fait, mais pas loin. And "grog" is too high level for me . Regards
Sig Posted September 18, 2006 Author Posted September 18, 2006 Originally posted by gunnersman: Yea, all WW2 pics are dated by default. There is not much you can do about that. Thanks for the pics though. I dont speak French. I guess these pics are named by the city or town they were taken near? I recognized alot of the names. Very comprehensive. I will have to bookmark that. As far as I can tell, they often give the name of the place where the tank was destroyed or abandoned. But there are soooooo many pictures, and since I discovered that site recently while I was looking for an info on the Char B1 bis... It's a very interesting place, but the formating and the colors used tend to hurt my eyes Regards, Sig
Pachy Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 "Bataille Char B1 Bis" -> should be either "Char de bataille B1 bis" or "Char B1 bis" "Hotchkis H35" -> should be "Hotchkiss H35"Well that depends. If you want to go with the full, official designations you'd get something like: char léger mle 1935 R char léger mle 1935 H char de bataille B1 bis automitrailleuse de combat mle 1935 S automitrailleuse de reconnaissance mle 1935 etc, etc. A bit verbose IMHO. Personally, I'd use the short designations R35 H35 B1 bis S35 AMR 35 But if the B1 bis is called a "char" then every infantry tank should. I guess these pics are named by the city or town they were taken near? I recognized alot of the names.No, it's the individual tank's name. B1 bises were christened like warships.
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