'23/24 "Winter" or "D-Day" Build Introduction

[HERMAN BIX]

Yes that’s right

OR Azerbaijani, which is another option, not the Georgian one, which is not to be confused with the Azerbaijani one , which is different, we all got that !!

[Ad Lav]

Is he drinking again?

[Herr Dr. Professor]

ColemanCollector: go for it! I think that is an effective camouflage scheme and it would give you something diffurnt.

Herman: What a DUI test: "Please step out of the car, sir, and pronounce "A Z E R B A I J A N I."

[HERMAN BIX]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Azer ... ,_2013.JPG

Georgian..................(as in the supplied picture)

OR.........OR

Azerbaijani ...................(as in this supplied picture in the link)

Heres me thinkin the folks in the top part of this Flat Earth were smarter than us that live in the underside

[HERMAN BIX]

https://mvrsimulation.com/model/feature ... -tank.html

And this though being A.I. for training, is a great source for cam options.

[Son of a gun-ner]

Hold on, there was no link when I posted my reply, only a single picture

And I'm not the one who drinks around here

[ColemanCollector]

That's an interesting site Mr. Bix. Cool to see the 3/4 views instead of just profiles.
The tank encyclopedia entry for the T72 has some nice profiles towards the end of the article.
https://tank-afv.com/coldwar/ussr/T-72.php

T-72M-ERA_Georgian.png (197.31 KiB) Viewed 80 times

Between it, and a site describing the Georgian Armed Forces, I think I can piece together the pattern overall.

Mike.

[Herr Dr. Professor]

I see some concern about not finishing the Winter/D-Day Build "in time." Remember, not every tank hit the beach on June 6th. Many came much later. And, hey, winter comes around once a year. In fact, in June, it will be winter for our southernmost tankers.