Correct!Originally posted by Spook153@Jan 7 2005, 05:51 PM
Thats Captain Francis Gillet and his Sopwith Dolphin
Highest scoring Dolphine pilot. Gillet scored 20 victories by the end of the war.
Correct!Originally posted by Spook153@Jan 7 2005, 05:51 PM
Thats Captain Francis Gillet and his Sopwith Dolphin
Highest scoring Dolphine pilot. Gillet scored 20 victories by the end of the war.
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Hmm, no taker for question no. 9.
It's Austro-Hungarian Romfell, one of the only two armored car designs of the Monarchy (the other is the Junovics).
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12. One from ancient history
Whic period and which civilization does this helmet belong to?
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Any hints? Since it looks like a mint condom to me... :pOriginally posted by Marcus Trajan@Jan 7 2005, 08:26 PM
12. One from ancient history
Whic period and which civilization does this helmet belong to?
Scientifically judgind by the colour it looks cooper or bronze....
Well, if I, Belisarius, the Black Prince, and you all agree on something, I really don't think there can be any further discussion.
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vikings?
and it seems bronze to me
Etruscan circa 500BCOriginally posted by Marcus Trajan@Jan 7 2005, 08:26 PM
12. One from ancient history
Whic period and which civilization does this helmet belong to?
That truth should be silent I had almost forgot.
hmmm.. To me that look like a Spanish Conquistador's helmet of circa 1500. The style looks right for it.
Yes it does doesn't it but it's bronze. Trust me on this, it's Etruscan and can be found in the big museaum in Vienna.Originally posted by Londinium@Jan 7 2005, 08:54 PM
hmmm.. To me that look like a Spanish Conquistador's helmet of circa 1500. The style looks right for it.
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it looks gaulish in bronze age
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no estruscan helemet
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Im lookin it up, found some similar ones. 4-6th century Greek
Wait, It looks estrucian too..
look
Etruscans in the 6th century BC
Provided date to, thats my final answer, found in slovenia, 10 remain!
Well, if I, Belisarius, the Black Prince, and you all agree on something, I really don't think there can be any further discussion.
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no its all estruscan sorry
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i know its estruscan
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Etruscan circa 500BC [/b][/quote]Originally posted by Spook153+Jan 7 2005, 08:42 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td> (Spook153 @ Jan 7 2005, 08:42 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Marcus Trajan@Jan 7 2005, 08:26 PM
12. One from ancient history
Whic period and which civilization does this helmet belong to?
Spook takes the glory again! :smile
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13. From WW2 again.
Can you identify this?
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Ouch - tricky one.
My guess, as with the first one is that it is Soviet. Looks like a Self-Propelled Gun rather than a conventional tank to me, one of the 'SU' series, probably a later one. I'm not familiar enough with the specifics to name the number. From playing Steel Panthers ( ) about 7 or 8 years ago, I vaguely remember them numbered in the 150's. As such my guess is going to be:
Soviet SU 15'something'
No, not a SU.
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My guess would be that it's one of the German Stugs.
It is an early German tank I believe, I can't tell which one though. It has a low profile, something which the Allied tanks never had. It also was early, notice the riveted armor. But it also has the little red and white cross on it. This one is a stumper......
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