Greetings Panzerwreckers. This location update comes from Mario Lippert, one of the Panzers in Berlin team. A tip of the hat to Mario for staying focussed, even with the book published. It transpires that the unusual OT gepanzerter Mannschaftstransportwagen is on Eichborndamm. Check out the link to Google Street View: Street View Link Do you […]
Greetings Panzerwreckers. Ronny August touched base back in November (apologies for the delay Ronny) with a location for the Pz.Kpfw.IV on page 43 of Panzerwrecks 21. Over to Ronny: It was not recorded near Herrlisheim, but in Baerendorf/Grand Est, about 80 km away. As a comparison, here are the Google Streetview coordinates: Street View Link […]
Greetings Panzerwreckers. David Šolc has been in touch with a location update from Marek Sekanina for the Sd.Kfz.250 on page 90 of Panzerwrecks 12. Over to David: I have for you next little update for page 90 from Panzerwrecks 12. My colleague Marek Sekanina drew my attention to the website of the village Hrabová, where […]
Greetings Panzerwreckers, Karlheinz Münch and I have been in correspondence about many and varied things of late. After receiving his copy of Panzerwrecks 23: Italy 3, he updated me as to the colour of the Sturmgeschütz Brigade 242 insignias. Over to Karlheinz (translated from the German original): The colour of the 3rd battery of all […]
Greetings Panzerwreckers As of today, new postal rates apply to certain destinations. In their wisdom, Royal Mail have changed their ‘zones’. For those in Australia, New Zealand & Singapore, this is positive news, as the price has dropped. Conversely for some destinations that had enjoyed ‘European’ shipping rates, these have increased. Notably, Switzerland, Russia and […]
The UK left the European Union on 1 January 2021, and now there are new paperwork and protocols, so thank you for that all those who voted for Brexit (which I did not)! All of the couriers that we use (DPD, UPS & DHL) have added surcharges in addition to yearly price increases. We have […]
I received a message from Javier Tome regarding the ‘parade’ of s.Pz.Jg.Abt.512 vehicles from the Schillerplatz in Iserlohn. Javier has identified that the US Signal Corps cameraman was in Mendener Strasse, facing number 87 on the corner. Thanks for sharing this Javier.
Stefano Di Giusto and I have been corresponding recently with regard to Pz.Kpfw.IIIs in Austria and photographed by Allied servicemen after the war. During the course of our discussions, Stefano found the location of the Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.N from Pz.Abt.212 shown on page 41 of Panzerwrecks 19. Click through to see the location in Google Street […]
As ever, Royal Mail has changed not only their charging structure but amended nearly all overseas prices. It’s a fact of life that shipping charges continually increase, although this time, a few EU destinations have gone down. Notably, Australia & New Zealand are no longer super-expensive (that accolade goes to the USA, thanks to Trump’s […]
Way back in August, I received an email from Jürgen Stähle regarding the two photos taken in Altenahr on pages 204 & 205 of Forgotten Archives 3. Over to Jürgen: “Congratulations to another well researched and documented Panzerwrecks product which I received last week. Living in the Bonn-Cologne area the River Ahr Valley and the […]
