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[Padup]

Je vois que la Hongrois utilisait une version AT du Bofors 40mm mais je n'arrive pas à trouver d'infos et de photos de ce matériel pour avoir une idée de à quoi il ressemble et quel matériel ersatz (en terme de figurines) il serait possible d'utiliser .
Si quelqu'un a du matériel la dessus...

Merci.
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[The_Silver_Fox]

A ma connaissance, il n'y a pas de version AT du canon Bofors de 40mm

Par contre, il y a un pléthore de nation qui ont utilisé le canon AA
Construction sous licence (pas bête les Suédois ^^)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bofors_40_mm

http://deuxiemeguerremondia.forumactif.com/les-blindes-f37/40m-nimrod-t7261.htm

http://www.tanksinworldwar2.com/hungary-36-40m-nimrod.php

http://www.wargamestore.com/Hungarian-40M-Nimrod-p-17018.html

http://www.axishistory.com/index.php?id=4244


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[Padup]

Pour la Hongrie il est dit "Utilisent une version antichar du canon Bofor de 40mm". Il y a un Bofor AT de 37mm (utilisé entre autres par les Polonais et les Finlandais) mais effectivement je ne trouve pas trace d'un bofor AT de 40mm?

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[The_Silver_Fox]

Google est ton ami ^^

Pas de référence au sujet de la Hongrie??
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bofors_37_mm




J'ai bien trouvé çà, mais bon

AB Bofors acquired its name in 1873, but this company was the culmination of a long history of steel manufacturing by a small creek called Bofors, near the town of Karlskoga, beginning in the 17th Century. In 1883 the company decided to begin arms manufacturing. There was a considerable expansion of this activity in the First World War (despite Sweden's neutrality) and in the 1920s Bofors co-operated with Krupps of Germany, which was restricted in its own armament developments by the Treaty of Versailles. There is some dispute over the extent of the influence of Krupps on Bofors designs, but during this time Bofors developed a range of large-calibre guns, starting with a 75mm AA gun and including many other non-automatic weapons for army and naval use. These included a 37mm anti-tank gun (which briefly saw British service in North Africa in WW2) but also guns of 88mm, 102mm, 105mm, 120mm, 150mm and (last but far from least) the 254mm (10 inch) naval guns in twin turrets, fitted to the Finnish Ilmarinen class coast defence ships. The largest calibre guns ever made by Bofors were the 280mm M/12, for the WW1-era Sverige class coast defence ships for the Royal Swedish Navy, and the 305 mm M/16 for the Swedish Coast Artillery (8 guns) and also sold to Norway (4 guns) and taken over by
the Germans.
http://www.quarry.nildram.co.uk/Bofors.htm

ET CA
Similarly the battalion level AT guns were 37mm rather than the usual 47mm
http://sturmvogel.orbat.com/Hung2Army.html
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