![Image](http://www.granddadshobbyshop.com/Tigerii.jpg)
versus it's own weight in Italian tankettes!
CV33
Which wins?
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Now now, don't be badmouthing them. They had the class to provideLord Revan wrote:Italian army. The greatest joke in WW2.
But i heard they had disintegratable footwares.MKSheppard wrote:Now now, don't be badmouthing them. They had the class to provideLord Revan wrote:Italian army. The greatest joke in WW2.
pasta to their troops in the desert
Don't quote pictures. There are far greater jokes in WW2 then the Italian army anyway, without it Rommel would have been fucked.Lord Revan wrote:
Italian army. The greatest joke in WW2.
A significant percentage of CV33's had a flamethrower, which at close range could be a threat to any tank.Howedar wrote:By my calculations the Tiger would face nearly 30 CV33's. Which are only armed with a machine gun or two (and only 6.5mm at that).
So Tiger wins.
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Hey, the Italains problem was they didnt want to be in the war in the first place, hardly good for morale. When they wanted to they could and did fight as well as the Germans.Lord Revan wrote: Italian army. The greatest joke in WW2.
The thing is armed with twin rifle caliber machine guns normally, not even any form of shitty little cannon. Destroying a track isn;t really an option, though the blast from the flamethrowers could be very damaging to the rubber on the road wheels and the engine.Darth Paul wrote:LOL, even assuming infinite ammo, I was thinking that with WW2 era fire-stabilization, at least one of those 23 Fiats-on-treads could get close enough to score a tread hit & thus a "soft-kill", but I'm not convinced those silly little guns could even take out a tank tread!! :