Inside Track

Weald Foundation members are given full access to all Inside Track articles released each week, from the commencement of their annual subscription, for each year of your membership along with a host of other benefits. Normally two new research and discovery articles are published weekly within the Weald Foundation journal – Inside Track. These articles relate to the Foundation projects past, present, and future and to topics of interest to our membership. The Weald Foundation’s twelve year record of publishing Inside Track research continues to prove invaluable to historians, other collectors, and modellers. For copies of articles that precede their annual subscription Members can purchase individual copies of Inside Track articles from our Archive. Becoming a Weald Foundation member provides you full access to all the research released each week for a year along with a host of other benefits. Please see the Membership area for more details.
Spring Member Open Day 2026

Spring Members Open Day – Friday, 8 May 2026

The Weald Foundation Spring Members Open Day takes place on Friday, 8 May 2026 – a dedicated half-day built around what our members have been asking for. Hear original research on Jagdpanther JP411 provenance and Sd.Kfz armoured car markings, tour the working workshops, and explore the full collection. Places are strictly limited and open to members only.

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Sk.Kfz.223 Poland

Sd.Kfz.223 (Ausf.A) 3.Serie: 1939 External Paint Treatment – Part IV

Every image of a German armoured vehicle from the Polish campaign onwards shows a white cross. But which cross, at what size, and where on the hull? For the Foundation’s Sd.Kfz.223 the answers had to be established from primary sources before the crosses could be painted. Part IV sets out the regulatory trail followed to get them.

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Jagdpanther 8.8cm Pak 43/3 L/71 Autoloader

Jagdpanther: A Loading Drum Never Used

In February 1945, the Heereswaffenamt set in motion a project to give the Jagdpanther an automatic loading system. Three primary documents record its brief life. Two photographs show the hardware existed. The war ended before anything more could happen.

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