Hierbij een paar foto's van weer een geslaagde dag.
We hebben een kerk, nu nog de dorpskroeg.
Adrie
Zetten 21 mei 2006
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Adrie Baak
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Zetten 21 mei 2006
Dame en heren,
Hierbij een paar foto's van weer een geslaagde dag.
We hebben een kerk, nu nog de dorpskroeg.
Adrie
Hierbij een paar foto's van weer een geslaagde dag.
We hebben een kerk, nu nog de dorpskroeg.
Adrie
'How many times da I have to tell ya...the right tool for the right job!'
M26 Pershing - Sherman M4A3E8 building in progres
M26 Pershing - Sherman M4A3E8 building in progres
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Victor de Waal
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Rick Braat
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Theo Andriessen
ook deze is niet zo best, beetje donker 
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Randy van de Poel
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Jeffrey Damen
klopt 
The two Tiger tanks featured in Saving Private Ryan are reproductions built on the chassis of Russian T-34 tanks. Operational Tiger I's are extremely rare, and could not have been used for rigorous film production, let alone a movie in which the plot requires one of them to be destroyed.
The T-34 was chosen because of its overall size and barrel height. The reproductions were based on measurements taken of a Tiger I at the Tank Museum in Bovington, England, and were constructed by Plus Film Services. The upper hull and turret were sized to proportionally match the chassis of the T-34. Band of Brothers, the HBO mini-series produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, used a similar construction process to recreate Tiger I tanks out of readily available T-34s.
The most obvious visual difference between a real Tiger I and the reproductions are the tracks, which do not feature the Tiger I's overlapping wheel design. Although the front of the tank features the appropriate machine gun and driver's viewport, these two features are a source of great controversy
The two Tiger tanks featured in Saving Private Ryan are reproductions built on the chassis of Russian T-34 tanks. Operational Tiger I's are extremely rare, and could not have been used for rigorous film production, let alone a movie in which the plot requires one of them to be destroyed.
The T-34 was chosen because of its overall size and barrel height. The reproductions were based on measurements taken of a Tiger I at the Tank Museum in Bovington, England, and were constructed by Plus Film Services. The upper hull and turret were sized to proportionally match the chassis of the T-34. Band of Brothers, the HBO mini-series produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, used a similar construction process to recreate Tiger I tanks out of readily available T-34s.
The most obvious visual difference between a real Tiger I and the reproductions are the tracks, which do not feature the Tiger I's overlapping wheel design. Although the front of the tank features the appropriate machine gun and driver's viewport, these two features are a source of great controversy
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Marc Methorst
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Rick Braat
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