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Nice site with excellent walkarounds and magazines... :thumbup:

http://www.armorjournal.com/index.php
Greeting Hotte

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Many thanks for the Tip, Hotte. :thumbup: I found the 'Walkarounds' option to be very picture-rich. :) As an example, here's a fairly exhaustive photo walkaround of a Finnish
Pz IV Ausf. J :-
http://www.armorjournal.com/index-tanks ... ikkeli.php
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...and wonderful walkarounds of Tiger 1 tanks. :clap:
Greeting Hotte

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HL Tiger I late (ElMod)
Torro Kingtiger (ElMod)
Tamiya Tiger I early (ElMod)
Tamiya Panther G (ElMod)

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hotte8487 wrote:...and wonderful walkarounds of Tiger 1 tanks. :clap:
und die Tolle Website: http://www.ig-panzerjäger.de/index.html
has many useful links. Thanks, it's an extra usable portal for parts and discussion :thumbup:

Apparently that link is faulty.... here's another copy/paste attempt :) :

http://www.xn--ig-panzerjger-kfb.de/
This seems to work, but I only got this divergent address by mailing the URL to myself. :crazy: Or..you can just google: "ig-panzer'; that works, or click on Hotte's link. Maybe it's a security issue. :eh:
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An all-time winner Mr Hotte..........................Thanks so much for sharing that link with all of us.
HL JAGDPANTHER,HL TIGER 1,HL PzIII MUNITIONSCHLEPPER, HL KT OCTOPUS,HL PANTHER ZU-FUSS,HL STuG III,HL T34/85 BEDSPRING,
HL PZIV MALTA,MATORRO JAGDTIGER,HL F05 TIGER,TAMIYA KT,HL PANTHERDOZER,HL EARLY PANTHER G,TAIGEN/RAMINATOR T34/76,
HL AN-BRI-RAM SU-85
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Many thanks guys!
A short explanation for our site address. Computer language is normally always english. What we use is called a international site address; this means we use an expanded character-set of Unicode. For example is this in our address the letter ä - you don't have this character on your keyboard...
...that's why is our site address coded. We here in Germany can use both addresses - in the english spoken world you have to use the coded address: http://www.xn--ig-panzerjger-kfb.de :crazy:
Greeting Hotte

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HL Tiger I late (ElMod)
Torro Kingtiger (ElMod)
Tamiya Tiger I early (ElMod)
Tamiya Panther G (ElMod)

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hotte8487 wrote:Many thanks guys!
A short explanation for our site address. Computer language is normally always english. What we use is called a international site address; this means we use an expanded character-set of Unicode. For example is this in our address the letter ä - you don't have this character on your keyboard...
...that's why is our site address coded. We here in Germany can use both addresses - in the english spoken world you have to use the coded address: http://www.xn--ig-panzerjger-kfb.de :crazy:
Thanks, Hotte, für die Erklarung :) I had a little discussion with Richard (Silversurfer) about the difficulty of copying and pasting the URL. In the end, I found it (a working URL) by highlighting the address in my browser and mailing it (via 'sharing') to myself.
Somehow, the forwarding process translated the code from one character set to another.., and provided me with the working link above. :thumbup:
Once again, you've posted details of an interesting portal there.
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