| Armor Oddities |
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| Strange and rare tank versions, conversions, and adaptations |
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| A PzKpfw III with main removed, and an MG in its place. The large barrel on the right of the tank is a fake. Additional radio equiptment was fitted so this version could be used as a dedicated artillery spotter. |
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| A PzKpfw III hull fitted with a large 150mm howitzer in North Africa. |
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| A very strange PzKpfw III hull conversion to create a dedicated mine ramming vehicle. |
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| A Soviet conversion of a captured Stug. III hull mounted with a 76.2mm gun. |
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| A Panzer 38 Czeck made German tank with an armored car turret and 20mm gun. Used as a recon tank. |
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| A PzKpfw IV chasis equipted with briding sections. |
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| The massive Sturmtiger armed with a 380mm rocket/mortor launcher. |
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| An American Sherman involved in the Manhattan Project. This one is specially fitted to take soil samples. |
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| A Sherman 'Cantilope' conversion. Fitted with a massive battery of 4.2 inch rockets. |
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| Several pictures and captions depicting the Canadian 'Skink' multi-cannon gun turret for the Sherman tank. |
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| Another view of the 'Skink' turret. Designed as an anti-aircraft weapon, this rare tank actaullly saw combat in the closing days of the war, and was found to be highly effective against enemy infantry. |
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| The powerful 'Super Pershing', fitted with a high velocity gun capable of pentrating the thickest armor of a Tiger II tank at 1000m! Some were shipped to ETO during the closing days of the war, but saw no action. |