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I received this as a X-mas present from my wife a few years ago but I have not been able to figure out what it is. I have showed it to many people and I heard many different ideas. This forum knows what they are talking about and have great knowledge so let me know what you think. I’ve been stumped for five years on this thing!

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Description: We are reproducing any military vehicles by the order of the client, we are making outside look -exact copy .
We can make tanks Pz-3, Pz-4, StuG III.
On a photo the tank “PZ-VI, Tiger I”, the diesel engine of 240 horsepowers, the tower with electric power rotation, the gun shoots with pyrotec charges, even the gun moves during the shot,Speed of 40 km/h,weight of 26 tons.
Engine “ЯМЗ-238″ (240 horsepowers) is installed.
There is a possibility to install more powerful engine “В-2″ (415 horsepowers).
Transmission from “БАТ”.
It is not expensive in service, the engine and a transmission are reliable, with safety factor.
There is an instruction on tank usage.
Spare parts are accessible and always is had in stock.
The price 300.000 euros.
Our project on the forum page:
warrelics.eu/forum/germany-ww1-ww2-armour-artillery-vehicles/we-have-made-tank-tiger-copy-108934/
Photo on a site:http://infinity63.com/
Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQmnWwkT1×0
My mail:stepsam73@mail.ru

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Hello. I recently acquired this nice German army belt and buckle. I’m having trouble identifying what sort of buckle it is because there seems to be some green paint remaining on the buckle. Below are the pics I took. Any help would be appreciated. Also, the inside of the buckle looks like there is an "IKA" stamp in there. It’s hard to read. Thanks and sorry the pics aren’t better.

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I found these 3 shells do today. The first one is a fixed bale shell with seam in the front. It is non-magnetic. I think that is clear a WWII shell.
The two other has swivel bales and rear seam, the question is : are they WWII shell or post-war ?

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Erik
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