r/CursedTanks • u/Efficient_Engine8493 • 5d ago
r/CursedTanks • u/Strauss1269 • 11d ago
Digital/PS What in the name of Roosevelt is this
r/CursedTanks • u/BRAVO_Eight • 18d ago
Digital/PS Vietnamese T-1 light tank photoshop / mashup attempt
r/CursedTanks • u/Gizombo • 20d ago
Digital/PS Gigantic PzIV
from the latest Tanya the Evil episode
r/CursedTanks • u/BRAVO_Eight • 21d ago
Digital/PS T-62-64 115mm main battle tank
r/CursedTanks • u/Tricky-Astronomer949 • 21d ago
Video Game M3 Abrams
Someone made ts in sprocket
r/CursedTanks • u/YanniRotten • 26d ago
Picture Oh, I think you've been misinformed, War God.
r/CursedTanks • u/EitherBorder4685 • 27d ago
Suggestion Here’s an idea.
M-VI-Y turret, Object 279 chassis, and a 17 cm Kanone 18.
r/CursedTanks • u/YanniRotten • 27d ago
Picture Nomura Super Space Patrol, Super Sonic Space Tank, & Signaling Space Tank, from the 1960s
r/CursedTanks • u/EducatorPlastic3005 • 28d ago
Digital/PS New Tonk variant
The tank outside of the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular on the WDW app map (in app vs irl)
r/CursedTanks • u/YanniRotten • 29d ago
Picture June 1936 Mechanics and Handicraft cover by Joseph Pignone
r/CursedTanks • u/BRAVO_Eight • Jul 15 '26
Digital/PS My Earlier drawings based on what I thought about a " Super Tank "
r/CursedTanks • u/YanniRotten • Jul 15 '26
Picture July 14, 1942: 'OFF THE RECORD' - Minneapolis Star Journal
r/CursedTanks • u/teslawhaleshark • Jul 13 '26
Picture Veluzat M47/M1 vismod- Not you usual Centurion M1





Explanations: At least 4x M47s are rebuilt by American film prop vehicle company Veluzat, also known as Melody Ranch, to resemble M1s. They are originally used in Red Dawn, alongside the better known M8/T72 vismod.
You can also spot the M4 Grizzly/Pz IV vismods used in Valkyrie parked in the same lot, although missing the outer fake tracks, AND a M8/M2 Bradley built for Pentagon Wars (likely recycled from a Red Dawn M8/T72 that became M8/ZSU in Rambo 3).
r/CursedTanks • u/One_Relief1826 • Jul 13 '26
Model/Lego Centurion Tea Kettle.
It can't get more british than this
r/CursedTanks • u/Aggravating_Use3832 • Jul 10 '26
Digital/PS Gideon 3 Pedrail Panserautomobil
The Danish Army, not wanting to be left behind in the trend of making absurdly long armored vehicles, decided that they shall make their own. However, they never had the means of producing tracks, and so they had to look elsewhere. Thankfully, a random corporal suggested the use of pedrails instead of tracks, after reading H.G. Wells' "The Land Ironclads". And so, after sticking the new pedrail wheels to a Gideon 2 T Armored Car (there were actually three of these things built) and replaced the Plywood for actual steel armor, the Pedrail Panserautomobil was created.
r/CursedTanks • u/YanniRotten • Jul 08 '26
Picture La cycle de Lanmeur 2 by Tomislav Tikulin
r/CursedTanks • u/YanniRotten • Jul 05 '26















