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Hero

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Hello Guys


  I ran across this picture a while ago, I am not sure about its name, year built, any thing. The soldiers uniform all though its a drawing, seems to be 1920ish Russian???. Any ideas??


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Tim R



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Looks like a lawnmower with a gun, har har!


Um, other than that, I haven't anything constructive to say, I'm afraid. I'm quite curious about what it turns out to be, though...



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Well the uniform is the original Red Army one designed by Trotsky. The gun strikes a chord - I've a feeling that I've seen a photo or proper line drawing somewhere. Unfortunately I'm away from base for a week with no access to any of my library material. I'll have a rummage when I get back

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What a strange picture! The gunner is wearing a revolutionary budenkova hat, but his jacket has hussar or uhlan (or something) decorations on it ....they don't seem to match very well. And that gun is just wierd.

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self-propelled gun "Arsenalets"
The designer - engineer Karateev.
1926

Gun 45mm, a stock of shells of 50 pieces
Weight about ton
Length 2430 mm
Width 1045 mm
Height 1000 mm
The engine - 12 hp
Speed 5-8 km/h

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Hero

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Ok Guys, I found the web site where I ran across this picture. Hopefully some of our Russian friends can translate for us. Check the site out, There is some really good drawings.And I am sure some equally good information.


http://www.fortification.ru/library/artmuseum/222_225.php


http://www.fortification.ru/library/artmuseum/index.php


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Tim R.



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