SG-122 ARTSHTURM III

[ColemanCollector]

The homeliness of the KV-2 has been officially surpassed.

What a cool project! The estate sales full of baby clothes, VHS tapes, and hardcover copies of "The Da Vinci Code" that I encounter need to up their game!

Mike.

[HERMAN BIX]

https://en.topwar.ru/172258-protivotank ... novok.html

And this for an overview of the need for SPGs with 122mm guns!

[MrChef]

Mikes right that thing Is butt ugly, but also very cool. KV2 still takes the top slot for me, this "thing" is a close second though.

[Panzermechaniker]

Fascinating article and project. Definitely learned something today as I had no idea of those vehicles even existing. As far as the KV-2 goes once you own one you become very attached to their homeliness. Definitely right up there as far as my favorite tanks to actually drive around the field with

[HERMAN BIX]

Dug out some spare tools that seem to accumulate!
Following the strictly correct locations for them was compromised by other add ons but they are close enough.
I just need to get the tracks done & I can call it.

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[tankme]

Good job. I'm beginning to think I need to quit my day job in order to finish up my tank projects...

[ColemanCollector]

A face only a mother could love. Kind of a hunchback of Notre Dame vibe goin' on. Great job!

Mike.

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Bix, if it's the estate sale of which I am aware, you have done fine tribute under sad circumstance. Then, too, this model represents the kind of mechanical ingenuity I have seen in peacetime among farmers here in the US. Bravo, Herman.

[HERMAN BIX]

A face only a mother could love. Kind of a hunchback of Notre Dame vibe goin' on. Great job!

Mike.

Yeah its pretty hideous
A big unit when compared to a normal StuGIII

https://battlefield.ru/content/view/53/45/lang,en/
Reading up on the combat use of these showed that the first SU122's and SU185's were a direct result of these machines and their potential.