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 unknown Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | I believe this to be a Mercedes Benz 170 (W136), though the bustle-back is very accentuated. | |
 unknown Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | Soviet FAI or Spanish UNL-35 | |
 Polikarpov I-16 Type 24 Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | I-16 type 24 live.staticflickr.com/979/41891538492_46230f65dd_b.jpg | |
 Stoewer R200 Spezial Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | chuffersdanube wrote Given the context clues of the soldiers helmets and the jagged S, these are a pair of Nazis and thus the motor would be german rather than Russian. The Leichter Einheits-Pkw was produced by several companies, but only Stoewer continued to make them until cancelation. So I'm saying a 1940 Stoewer R 180 Spezial Nooo, it's a russian gaz-52! If not, it's gaz-51! If it is a bus - it's Paz, if it's truck - it's Kamaz. You don't understand! | |
 Stoewer R200 Spezial Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | It's not "gaz-24", it's 1936 Stoewer R200! | |
Stoewer R200 Spezial Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | Given the context clues of the soldiers helmets and the jagged S, these are a pair of Nazis and thus the motor would be german rather than Russian. The Leichter Einheits-Pkw was produced by several companies, but only Stoewer continued to make them until cancelation. So I'm saying a 1940 Stoewer R 180 Spezial | |
 Fiat CR.32 Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | Italian CR.32 -- Last edit: 2024-10-23 09:56:43 | |
 unknown Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | ZIS-6 | |
Stoewer R200 Spezial Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | GAZ-69A | |
Stoewer R200 Spezial Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | GAZ-69A | |
 Norton CS1 Valley of the Dead: MalnaZidos (2022) | www.vintagenorton.com/2010/10/1930-cs1-norton.html?m=1 |
