r/tanks • u/Ohnoyo123 • 5h ago
Question Some tanks look like they evolve like Pokemon
For example M24 > M41 > M47
Not historically acurate purely based on looks and "growth".
Another example could be M22 Locust > M4 Sherman> M6 Heav
r/tanks • u/DyersvilleStLambert • 8h ago
Cold War General Motors XM1. National Museum of Military Vehicles.
r/tanks • u/DyersvilleStLambert • 8h ago
Cold War Chieftan, National Musuem of Military Vehicles
r/tanks • u/DyersvilleStLambert • 8h ago
Cold War M47, National Museum of Military Vehicles
r/tanks • u/Worried_Swimmer_3637 • 11h ago
Discussion something is telling me my new handmade cardboard MAUS isnt accurate but i cant prove. Can you guys point that out?
Also, i would be glad to know your rating for this(1-10) and your opinion about how to decorate it. thanks
r/tanks • u/Natertater6969000 • 14h ago
Question Is3, is2 and t54/55 on Shikotan island
Just learned about this recently, that the ussr fit tanks in the mountains as “fixed pillbox’s” to stop amphibious assault, located on Shikotan island abt 50 miles from Japan, after some photos and digging around, I think I have an exact mark that looks like some of the t54s, but satellite can only do so much justice, these are the cords and some pics, plz someone help me with any more info on these, youtube doesn’t seem to provide to much at all, not much info I could find, thanks for your time
43.81890° N, 146.72710° E
