Excluding ones I know are colorized, I've found many more than I thought I would in my collection of historical WWII color photo books. Do you have any you don't see here?
Tigers in COLOR (or "COLOUR" for everyone east of the pond)
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TankDriver
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Tigers in COLOR (or "COLOUR" for everyone east of the pond)
Been on the lookout for REAL color pictures of Tiger I from WWII... interesting results, since there were so many color variations and camouflage patterns applied in the field.
Excluding ones I know are colorized, I've found many more than I thought I would in my collection of historical WWII color photo books. Do you have any you don't see here?
Excluding ones I know are colorized, I've found many more than I thought I would in my collection of historical WWII color photo books. Do you have any you don't see here?
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Stormbringer
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Re: Tigers in COLOR
Cool pictures mate 
Cheers
Alan
Let slip the cats of war!!!!
Taigen Panther G
Taigen T34/85
Heng Long King Tiger
Heng Long Tiger 1
Heng Long Jagdpanther
Coolbank Crusader III
Alan
Let slip the cats of war!!!!
Taigen Panther G
Taigen T34/85
Heng Long King Tiger
Heng Long Tiger 1
Heng Long Jagdpanther
Coolbank Crusader III
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TankDriver
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Re: Tigers in COLOR
Here's some more...
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TankDriver
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Re: Tigers in COLOR
One more photo, which I found in two very different publications, so I highly doubt it's colorized.
I think they just dropped a replacement turret into an older hull, or maybe the other way around. I have an RC Tiger that looks the same
Makes sense that the Germans didn't always have the resources needed to properly & completely cobble together any hardware that could still move by the end of the war.
I think they just dropped a replacement turret into an older hull, or maybe the other way around. I have an RC Tiger that looks the same
Makes sense that the Germans didn't always have the resources needed to properly & completely cobble together any hardware that could still move by the end of the war.
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Martin2556
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Re: Tigers in COLOR
Some great colour photos
