Greeting Panzerwreckers. If you’ve been waiting for Vyacheslav Kozitsyn’s book Sturmgeschütz III and Sturmhaubitze 42, you will no doubt have been frustrated at the seemingly constant delays and pushing back of the publication date. Until now, this had been due to a Russian establishment working at a snail’s pace, and I am pleased to say that […]
Hola Panzerwreckers. We’ve said before that creating these books would be impossible without the assistance of experts in their field. Sometimes even experts get caught in the Panzerwrecks spam filter, not to be found until the book has been published. A case in point is an email from Jonathan Holt at the Tank Museum Archive […]
Lack of space meant that we could only use one shot of the Sturmgeschütz III on the corner of Invalidebstrasse and Brunnenstrasse. Is it us, or does the German policeman bear more than a passing resemblance to a member of the band Devo? It must be that hat. Seen any other lookalikes in Panzerwrecks? Drop […]
Panzerwrecks X is shaping up as the one Panzerwrecks with the most mis-identifications – so far. David Roy was good enough to notice that the vehicle on Pages 76-77 of PWX is a Sturmhaubitze 42 Ausf G, not a Sturmgeschütz III Ausf G. “On the StuH, the welded mantlet barrel shroud tapers at the end […]
