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The Stug is about the same length as the Panzer IV, just not as tall (obviously). The width is fairly close too.

The Panzer III is a bit like a a Hatchback, where the Panzer IV is a Sedan.

I'd say compared to CoH1's scaling, that CoH2 has improved and become more accurate.

It's difficult to really explain and demonstrate without physically having them side by side.

Stug:


Panzer IV:


Panzer III:

Heh, my heart still lies with the M10

So as a couple of you may know (Thanks to a mini shoutout on SnF by Ami) I recently invaded the Bovington Tank Museum, in Dorset, South West England.

I'd like to share the photo album I built up of just over 300 Photos of the variaous and wide ranged (no pun intended) collection of armoured vehicles, tanks, self propelled guns and often questionable ideas they have stored in the Museum.

The Museum has a huge collection which spans many many decades and conflicts. From The first world war, right up to present day vehicles.

Here's a link to the Album.
Bloke's Bovington Photos


Now, as it happens, I live literally 15 miles away from Bovington (at the moment) and plan on re-visiting the Museum potentially in the next week or so. (If you buy a ticket for 12.50 GBP, you get a 1 year free pass)

Does anyone have a specific Armoured vehicle/Tank they would like Photographs/Walk around videos of from the WW2 era (or other era)because I am more than willing to get them for you. If you would like a specific vehicle to be photographed feel free to post below and I'll do my best to get it on camera for you.

If you ever intend to visit Dorset, I cannot stress enough, how great a day out it is at the Tank museum. There's also the Conservation centre that opens at a specific and limited time per day, which allows you to view an entire hangar full of "to be restored" armoured vehicles. You gain free access to this with your museum ticket.

Anyway, I'll stop waffling on let you enjoy the photos.

Me, a few months ago.



Me, leaving for America at 4am, March 2012


Yes, I realise that I am wearing the same hat and top, but they really are 2 years apart.