On Display Vol.2 Stug Iii Pdf
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All three series were released blind-boxed, so you had to buy a random selection and hope you got the ones you wanted. They were only available in South Africa in limited quantities, so I was only able to get a few. I managed to snag the StuG III, the two Sherman variants and two of the planes. The box shows the basic Sherman musume on the front (the variant is the Sherman Calliope fitted with rocket launchers). Images of the other figures are displayed on the sides and back, along with the final form of the extra Tiger tank figure you can assemble if you are able to acquire all the pieces. The box is glued closed, but can be re-used if opened carefully. A small amount of assembly is required for each figure.
To complete the tank, you pop the arms and legs off the Stug III musume and replace them with the alternative legs and arms. She then clips into place in the assembled section producing the final Tiger tank musume. I only wish I had a second figure so I could display both at the same time.
1. Fokker D.VII is available to Flying Circus: Volume I customers;
2. Sopwith Dolphin is available to Flying Circus: Volume I customers;
3. KV-1s and Pz-VI-H1 tanks (Tank Crew project) now have visible crews;
4. AI pilots correctly attack landed or taking off enemy planes;
5. Artillery markers on the map were updated;
6. Simple (not player controllable) vehicles now have more detailed armor. This is noticeable while attacking them from above;
7. Projectile ricochet modeling became more complex;
8. Wandering personnel on the ground won't die from collisions that easy;
9. The pathfinding of vehicle columns travelling through settlements has 25% less performance impact;
10. Simple vehicles adjust their speed accordingly to the surface type (road or cross-country);
11. There are new AI vehicle formations available - line left, line right, centered line - and ability to make naval-like all-together turn;
12. The ground AIs keep formation better;
13. Multiplayer: now at least 25% of the affecting player coalition or 25% of all players on the server must vote to ban a player;
14. Multiplayer: visible tank ammo won't visually 'shake';
15. Multiplayer: when other players occupy aircraft turrets, their remaining magazines and individual rounds are displayed correctly;
16. Multiplayer: net traffic for multi-crew aircraft has been optimized;
17. FM: a rare critical bug that could cause an application crash has been found and fixed;
18. FM: aircraft propellers interaction with the ground surface has been made more accurate so their blades won't sink into the ground during a crash;
19. FM: aircraft propellers won't vibrate when an damaged engine is off;
20. FM: Force Feedback effect during ailerons and elevator buffeting (when flying too fast) has been made stronger;
26. Aircraft and ships are visible much farther than before - theoretically, they can be spotted as far as 100 km away if there are fire, contrails or a ship wake;
27. New 'Distant buildings' option added;
28. Object markers can be blocked by landscape and objects, including own aircraft or vehicle;
29. Static objects rendering has been optimized to increase performance;
30. Sun glare from distant aircraft is visible better;
31. Fire can be visible inside the cockpit on single and triple engine planes;
32. It's possible to display a customizable photo in all aircraft cockpits and tank cabins;
33. Collimator sight reticle has been improved for all planes;
Main Features
1. The Hurricane Mk.II Collector Plane is now available to its owners;
2. The C-47A transport aircraft is now available in the sim as an AI enemy or ally in the Quick Mission mode. It can also be used in the custom missions as an AI transport aircraft;
3. Female crews got female voices in the radio messages;
4. Pilot physiology modeling has been improved significantly. This is described in detail in the Developers Diary #263;
5. The zoom function now works correctly on VR devices with canted displays (Pimax) without using the performance-intensive Parallel Projection mode;
6. New multiplayer scenarios, including Cooperative ones, are added for Tank Crew (you can create a server directly from the game by selecting a scenario or scenarios from the Multiplayer\Cooperative\TankCrew or Multiplayer\Dogfight\TankCrew folders);
7. 4K external textures for Bf 110E heavy fighter (Battle of Moscow) are added thanks to Martin =ICDP= Catney;
8. A-20 and B-25 bombers got new paint schemes with invasion stripes for different timeframes;
The Fake Tanks page was one of the first pages on Panzerpedia, and still remains the most popular to this day. Orginally, instead of in depth histories of the origins of these fake vehicles, there were only single sentences to summarize each entry. Under VK72.01 I attributed its origin to the Russian historian Yuri Pasholok. There are two reasons for this, firstly Pasholok is WarGaming's in-house historical consultant, and second, he was very vocal in discussions of the VK72.01 and rejective of the notion it is fake. When this lowly website was brought to his attention he made several posts on his blog which reiterated the above misinterpretation as well as showed several original documents using the name VK72.01 as 'proof' that it was a real vehicle. I had never claimed the VK72.01 was not a real vehicle, but had asserted that the 120 ton tank that bears its name in World of Tanks is. Nevertheless, ignorance is common on the internet and if that was all it would not be worth including here. However in the three blog posts he made regarding the VK72.01 and several other fakes he had a hand in creating, he felt it was necessary to call me a "Polish fool" (for the record I am an American) and insinuate that I am stupid and illiterate. Now I am not saying this here because I have hurt feelings, I have been called much worse and frankly don't care what people call me; I am including this here so people may know that this is how WarGaming employees and Yuri Pasholok himself operate. I would advise anyone who is offered the opportunity to work with Pasholok to think heavily about if they really wanted to work with such an unprofessional man who has on numerous occasions displayed anti-Polish sentiment.
This is the TP Models version of the up-gunned StuG III Ausf. C featured in the photo above, in case you wish to save yourself the effort of scratchbuilding parts and enacting the conversion process. It is all cast resin with resin track lengths and is based on the old ESCI StuG III Ausf. G kit. I do not have this particular TP model but based on their StuG F8 kit I do have, it is a bit crude and rough cast but will build into a passable display model.
d) In this photo, the model does not have a bad case of a shingles, a skin disease! As part of the weathering and extreme wear associated with an old training vehicle I opted for the salt technique for showing chipped and worn paint. At Step-3 above, paint dark panzer gray on areas you are going to display worn; after the paint has dried and cured for several days we wet the to-be-worn areas with water and quickly sprinkle on salt crystals.
A tow cable made from thin string has been made and glued to the rear engine deck. Injection molded tow cables are typically too thick and poorly rendered to be convincing on a good display model. New, more accurate exhaust pipes have been made from solder wire. The jack has been detailed a little and tools scratchbuilt.