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Were the damned MGs pointing to the Arc Of Covenant or what?
By underrated, I mean either forgotten or flat out just never talked about, for my pick, I'd say GLA Marauder Tank, when was the last time you've heard someone talk about it
Bad or terrible idk but I tried The ZQ-07 WHITE KNIGHT, featuring elements of the BMO-T and BMP-1 Kliver TKB-799 Turret, with space for infantry transport:
Am I allowed to show my tank drawings on here BUT they're fictional tanks with strange history and a mix of real tanks (not the best at drawing)
I need some Pz 4 (better if Pz 4 H) blueprints of inside compartment
I don’t understand why countries like America, England and Israel still have manual loading tanks what is the benefit?
Are M1A2 Abram’s modified for their mission or in general? I bought myself a 1/16 scale rc version and wanted to modify it but also wanted to keep the realism, would it be unrealistic to give it some cosmetic mods such as some camo netting and other scale military themed items, or is that ruining the realism? From what I read it’s normal for tanks to be modified but wasn’t completely sure. Any help would be appreciated!
Is the tank up to par with most modern designs? Any interesting design features (I’m familiar with tanks but not Chinese variants)
Don’t ask why I have a trash bag in the background.
The news articles shout to my face all the time that the Russian tanks such as t-90 and t-72 are extremely dated and pointless to be at war. How true is this? Can these tanks still hold up with western counterparts in real life scenario?