Talk:Panzer II
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Re: the suspension system of the Panzer II - this is a tough issue since there were at least four different systems used: the very early ones had leaf springs, but the ausf D had Christie, the F reverted to leaf spring, and the Luchs had torsion bars.
I agree with the recent edit to make it 'leaf spring' since this was by far the most common type. But since the lead photo shows a Luchs it is a bit confusing. May I suggest the lead photo show an ausf C or F, which were the most common types? The Luchs is a minor if well-known variant. DMorpheus 01:02, 11 December 2005 (UTC)
- The photo doesn't have to match the infobox; but then both the infobox title and caption should state which model they represent. I would prefer if the infobox data was for the most common, or most typical model. —Michael Z. 2005-12-11 01:17 Z
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- Agreed. The same problem appears on the Panther page - the lead photo (which is a great photo by the way) is an ausf A but the infobox is for the ausf D. DMorpheus 12:51, 11 December 2005 (UTC)
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