This was in relation to the V-T 1-2 .my broadband is very intermittent, and what with my deranged brain things get confused:roll_eyes:
Doesn’t look like my photo will upload, ah well you’ll all know the vehicle I’m refering too.
Doesn’t look like my photo will upload, ah well you’ll all know the vehicle I’m refering too.
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Jeez! Tech problems today worse than usual, slower than a slow sloth on tranquilizers!
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I’m somewhat confused about what you’re trying to say, but do you mean: “Would the Jagdpanzer Kanone be a good example for how a combat-ready VT 1-2 might be used?”
If so, then you’ve basically reached the same conclusion I did 
I call my what-if VT 1-2 a “JPK 120” because in the Belgian Army, the Jagdpanzer Kanone was generally known as the “JPK”, and I envision my model as the replacement for that. The backstory would be that the Germans developed it, and probably also took it into service in the Bundeswehr, following which Belgium decided to replace their JPKs with it to increase the units’ firepower. The unit marking on my model (024 on a black field) is for 1 Cyclisten, which was equipped with JPKs in the 1980s and ’90s.
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Hi Jakko, Sorry yes, I have been having problems with my comms.Indeed I thought the Kanone would be a good example, or the rakette (? Not sure of spelling) the T.O.W./ Euro missile version.
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Jagdpanzer Rakete, or Raketenjagdpanzer
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I guess the M10 Booker falls into this category now 
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