German Army's Next-gen Armoured Personnel Carrier (’44 -’45)

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[@tekis0]

OK, I have been a fan of WW2 fighting vehicles, especially Axis types, but I have never seen nor heard of this one! I'm a little bit shocked that Panther running gear would be a candidate, though the mock-up looks great. That configuration would be considerably more expensive than the Czech variant. There's always excellent content on this channel! Good work.

[@billevans7936]

That's a nifty set-up....cool..

[@k3D4rsi554maq]

Germany ahead of the game.

[@tekis0]

As usual!

[@lernaeanhydra5766]

Except for you know...the Germans cancelling it early in its development and the Canadians going on to actually produce something similar en mass.

[@davidtapp3950]

For reasons best known to the Wehrmacht, this vehicle was referred to as the "Kitten".

[@michaelvalenzuela2528]

Have a look at the Swedish Panserbandvagn 301 to see a little evolution

[@steventhompson399]

Cool, very interesting, hadn't heard of this before

[@tekis0]

Sorry for the 2nd comment, where was the engine?