DAK tigers and panzer VI

[streetfighterjeff]

can anyone give me some info about if they were in the same reg? thinking about getting a VI and was thinking about a tiger in winter cammo, but i think the desert might be more fun to do. all my research is about european tigers, cheer in advance
jeff
ps i can have own little panzer group.

[streetfighterjeff]

numpty, should have been panzer IV. lol

[mustclime]

not a bad show............

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJsQHGfQcyE

this is handy....wrong scale but handy

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bison-Decals-1- ... 0693601281

[jarndice]

The first Tigers saw action in North Africa, indeed the Bovington Tiger was captured there, there is a lot been written about this tank and plenty of photographs including one with King George VI and Winston Churchhill peering into the cupola!

[streetfighterjeff]

both cool, only got to find a reg that had both, will be a fun build. wethering sand will be a challenge lol
and zim( i think)

[buckeye36]

I believe the 7th regiment of the 10th Panzer Division had Tigers, PIVs in Tunisia.
The Tigers were formally of sPZAbt. 501, renumbered the Tigers 7XX and 8XX.
http://www.tiif.de/thread.php?threadid= ... e68c72f4ca
http://www.tiif.de/thread.php?threadid= ... e68c72f4ca
http://www.rctank.de/product_info.php?c ... anguage=en
http://www.rctank.de/product_info.php?c ... ts_id=1684

[DavidByrden]

The Tigers in 10th Pz.Div were numbered 1xx and 8xx. The old 1st company of s.Pz.Abt.501 kept their old numbers, while the 2nd company renumbered their tanks. This arrangement lasted only for the duration of Operation Ochsenkopf. Thereafter, all the Tigers were renumbered into the 7xx series.

David