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U can see on youtube this Tank and other Replicas based on T-34 , T-55 and British Fv432 ,
The only True Panzers are on Museums like Samur , Kubinka , Patton Museum , Munster , Koblenza , Bovington and some private sites like Jacques Littlefield Collection.
U can see Irina on Youtube , search Kurlandtiger , Germany unfinish Replica and some true Panzers in private hands , search surviving panzers videos , many of this tanks dont road 4 this reason exist this cheap replicas , sorry 4 my bad english.
But thanks again for all the info! I always wanted to know more about what they were before they were fixed up to look the way they are now.
And it's no problem. I understand what you're saying.
The tank in the picture appears to be a Panzer III H or J model with the L/60 50mm.
The Hetzer is not a tank it is more correctly referred to as a tank destroyer, it entered service in 1944. It is armed with an L/48 75mm cannon similar to the one mounted on the Pz IV g and it is based on the Czech t38 tank chassis. It was a very cost-effective weapons platform.