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[kammo-man]

This is the tiger from the movie

[vintageproductions]

come on Owen post the special "Cut-out" photo.......

[paul_bish]

This is the tiger from the movie

 

Was a great day and good to see you all!

[kammo-man]

War is hell

[History Man]

War is hell

 

Yup, there's Owen! 

 

Philip  

[kammo-man]

Here's another from the crew book.

Baker company joes.

[124cav]

New clip on the film Facebook page

[Johan Willaert]

New clip on the film Facebook page

 

This one?

 

https://www.facebook...&type=2

[willysmb44]

 

 

Wow, that really doesn't make sense, to have a 'photo hole' board like that when the real thing is just a few feet away...

[History Man]

It is like having those cut-out boards at the beach or at amusement parks, just aother way for people to take photos. Also,  they have a German guard posed in from of the tank (w/o head of course)....so unless one walks into the museum wearing a German uniform with rifle in hand, this is another route to take that photo.

 

I personally think it is pretty neat, you can take the serious route in the photo....or the Owen route!   

 

Philip

Edited by History Man, 04 September 2014 - 09:32 AM.

[Bugme]

 

Wow, that really doesn't make sense, to have a 'photo hole' board like that when the real thing is just a few feet away...

But aren't you glad that they did have it so that we could have this priceless photo which has all kinds of future blackmail possibilities? 

[Garandomatic]

Wearing a German uniform and carrying a British No. 1 mk III Enfield, you mean!

[willysmb44]

But aren't you glad that they did have it so that we could have this priceless photo which has all kinds of future blackmail possibilities? 

 

Oh, there's no question of the value of that!

[kammo-man]

It's a static living history beach fun tank display board !!!


Guys I always look in the bright side of life



The new longer trailer posted above shows some great movie images by the way !!!

[capa]

The anticipation for the release of FURY motivated me to revisit Harry Yeide's book Steel Victory: The Heroic Story of America's Independent Tank Battalions at War in Europe recently and subsequently my review here on the Forum. I would like to amend said review by changing the A- to an A+. My cranky comment that it the photos were too few and too small should not have negated the quality of his research and prose.

My apologies to Mr. Harry Yeide, and once again, I highly recommend his book to while away the hours until FURY hits the theaters.

[ccmax]

I too find Yede's books well above average. Good quality military history.

[kammo-man]

Press is starting to grow

[Hürtgenwald]

They just put some final touches on the film in California.  I had two friends participate in some night fighting scenes last month at the Disney Golden Oak ranch and they rented one converted OT-810.  It seems that most films are shot in places other than California now, but the final assembly is done here.

[B24AT6]

Are there any stills of Jeeps in the film that show the bumper markings well? My local theater wants me to bring my GPW for the premiere and I thought it would be cool to remark mine like one from the movie.

[kammo-man]

Look at post 782 and use that for your guide.

 

owen 

[kammo-man]

Tiger meat

[RobL]

woof woof

 

Rob L.

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[kammo-man]

To quote wills

I cant believe there is that cut out when the real tank is right there !!!


Ha ha ha

[RobL]

I carry that cutout with me wherever I go.

 

RL

[kammo-man]

That cut out needs to go to the state fair and be deep fried and rubbed with bacon and hazelnut Sundays dripping with golden dippy honey.