Donkey armed wih Panzerfaust ....

[Auton]

Stumbled on this picture yesterday. Anyone know if there are figures available anywhere?  ::

[Prof.Witchheimer]

ROFL ::  what a fantastic conversion idea!

[Hammers]

I quote myself:

And who said there is nothing funny about war?

[KeyanSark]

Of course, these were those famous revenge superweapons... It even has a radar antenna!!!  

 ::

This is what it happens when you ask for help to the spanish scientist of the era  :mrgreen:

- We need a cheap tankhunter weapon, Herr Lopez...
- Sin problemas, colega!

 :mrgreen:  :mrgreen:  ::

[Helen]

I feel for the donkey :cry:

[Westfalia Chris]

Panzerjäger Ausf. E?!?

Vergeltungs-Esel?!?

All-Gelände-Panzerjagdkommando "E" z.b.V.?!?

A classic, and I still love it. It´s sick, I know, but funny at the same time.

[Lowtardog]

It must be an "Ass"ault weapon

[PeteMurray]

Vergeltungs-Esel?!?

Well, actually a Vergeltungs-Esel Ausf. B. The "A" didn't have the external bracing, the "C" had Schurtzen, and the "D" was produced for a few weeks in May '45 with parts salvaged from Russian donkeys.

They've got an Osprey on it.

[Hammers]

Vergeltungs-Esel?!?

Well, actually a Vergeltungs-Esel Ausf. B. The "A" didn't have the external bracing, the "C" had Schurtzen, and the "D" was produced for a few weeks in May '45 with parts salvaged from Russian donkeys.

They've got an Osprey on it.

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Sources has it that there was an super secret advanced prototyp König-Vergeltungs-Esel "Gretchen" running on synthezised carrots. It could with its rear mounted gas-propelled "booster" reach an amazing 15 mph and could kick a hole in 3mm corrugated sheet iron. Apparently it exploded when Göring tried to escape to Bolivia on it.

I wonder what it would have looked like had the war continued into '46.