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Old April 28th, 2008, 11:55 AM
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It's hard to find pics of these things on the web, but I did, and AMVAS is correct. It is a BA-6T. The two are VERY similar but compare the hinges on the front engine access panels.
I believe you meant BA-6 instead of unknown BA-6T.
Btw, the 2nd photo seems to be BA-10M
You are probably correct again! I was just copying down misinformation from another site...
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It's hard to find pics of these things on the web, but I did, and AMVAS is correct. It is a BA-6T. The two are VERY similar but compare the hinges on the front engine access panels.
I believe you meant BA-6 instead of unknown BA-6T.
Btw, the 2nd photo seems to be BA-10M
You are probably correct again! I was just copying down misinformation from another site...
Happens to us all, and the amount of bad info out there seems to be growing. But part of the fun as I see it is getting to the real info here with support the group.
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Re: Eisenbahnpanzerzuge-German Armored Trains
Hello,
These aren't german armored trains, but Soviet instead. Hope you enjoy!









panzer228, I moved this post for you to the Soviet Armored Train thread-cyberia
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A unidentified Soviet armored train, info provided states photo was taken on day of capture
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I don't want to start a separate thread for these, so I'll post them here as Allied.

British armored trains, dates and locations unknown...





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These really are awesome! It's been several years since I've had a model railroad layout up, but next time I do, I'd like to scratchbuild and armored car to run....it would look so cool!!!
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Another British one. Check out the narrow gage track.
I'm thinking this may have been in England on tram lines.
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What weapons are those?
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Re: Soviet Armored Trains
Looks like a Lewis gun, and maybe a Boys ATR?
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Yuppz, It's indeed a Lewis LMG n' a Boys .55 ATR.
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