What is the Wunderwagen?

[Jacometti]

Darn funny choices! Not voting since I know. :devious:

Wunderwaffe, Wunderwagen...

Of course Mattias, you know the bar has been raised for the next year! Don't dissappoint us.

Given the obvious excitement aroused in this community by the mere reference to Mark's body parts, I assume the 2010 Friendly Fire pack will feature the

WunderWiener

which could be:

a) the nickname of a young Hitler Youth boy from Vienna, who destroyed 4 Stalin tanks using a Panzerschreck

b) a body part, which belongs to an American ASL player and designer, famous for a bathing scene, where said part is submerged in a tub full of ASL counters.

c the 260mm "Thor" siege mortar used in the battle of Sevastopol, designed by Viennese engineer Helmut Siegfriedjensen.

The anticipation is overwhelming Mattias -when will you announce the correct answer? At ASLOK ?

 

[JRKrejsa]

I say its number 2. It would be hard to squeeze 16 panzerschrecks into a Kubelwagon...

 

[Ronnblom]

I'm disappointed so few went for the pyramid-shaped French tank. Such a construction would have been sloped armor taken to the extreme.

 

[Ronnblom]

The anticipation is overwhelming Mattias -when will you announce the correct answer? At ASLOK ?

ASLOk sounds good (for the Wunderwagen question). As far as Wunderwiener is concearned, only you know the correct answer, and maybe we should keep it that way.

 

[Jacometti]

ASLOk sounds good (for the Wunderwagen question). As far as Wunderwiener is concearned, only you know the correct answer, and maybe we should keep it that way.

Neither would I want to suggest that Mark reveals the answer to that question at ASLOK.

 

[rdw5150]

Something which should be in MMP's Rare Vehicles Action Pack.

Those who didn't drop off the ASL Mailing List should get this correct.

There is still and ASLML...... wow......

Peace

Roger

 

[Coenedens]

I've voted the first one. Funny thread! :joy:

 

[2 Bit Bill]

Isn't it a Dutch Truck?

 

[larth]

I'm disappointed so few went for the pyramid-shaped French tank. Such a construction would have been sloped armor taken to the extreme.

Bingo!

 

[Psycho]

I thought it was something like this:

[YOUTUBE]zWFNHmUJHe8[/YOUTUBE]

 

[2 Bit Bill]

Bingo!

THAT'S GROFAZ! :laugh:

 

[Manilianus]

It looks like it's commander was sgt. Cheops or something...

 

[Paul M. Weir]

The photo is of the Romanian "Mareşal" tank destroyer. It used the native 75mm AT gun. Only prototypes were produced. It is supposed to have inspired some design elements of the Hetzer.

See http://www.worldwar2.ro/arme/?language=en&article=244

 

[Martin Mayers]

A Wunderwagen....
Takes HD status...
Behind a Wunderwall

 

[larth]

The photo is of the Romanian "Mareşal" tank destroyer. It used the native 75mm AT gun. Only prototypes were produced. It is supposed to have inspired some design elements of the Hetzer.

See http://www.worldwar2.ro/arme/?language=en&article=244

I know, but it looks like a pyramid and was looking more like Mattias description than

:crosseye:

 

[Ganjulama]

Now, for the really important question:

Will there be a Wunderwagon T-Shirt this year to match the Wunderwaffle T-Shirt from 2 years ago????

 

[2 Bit Bill]

Now, for the really important question:

Will there be a Wunderwagon T-Shirt this year to match the Wunderwaffle T-Shirt from 2 years ago????

What does Bill Conner do with all of the money from the Wunderwagon T-Shirt sales? :crosseye:

 

[2 Bit Bill]

I know, but it looks like a pyramid and was looking more like Mattias description than

:crosseye:

sorry Bro, that is definitely NOT GROFAZ

It looks like something Psycho would drive. :laugh:

 

[2 Bit Bill]

I'd take my neck bein' leg-locked by Wonder Woman even if I had to crack out my Black SS uniform. :yummy:

Where'd you get my picture? :laugh:

 

[Ronnblom]

Now, for the really important question:

Will there be a Wunderwagon T-Shirt this year to match the Wunderwaffle T-Shirt from 2 years ago????

Yes! Of course.

I just set up a Printfection store:
http://www.printfection.com/friendlyfire

We've used Printfection for all our t-shirts, and they are very high quality, full color although somewhat pricey. You pay straight printfection prices (no commission).