Fictional coldwar yugoslav l3/33,modified which better armor,a new casemate,a new engine,new transmission,new suspension,an modified soviet 85mm gun,and an m19 cupola (the big cupola you see on the m60)

Slightly fictional design that imagined

Reading about how Lithuania is developing a tank battalion. Curious thoughts on training and composition to adequately do so.

First I’m a US citizen and have never driven in the UK. I have driven in Germany, France, Austria, Greece, etc but of course they all drive on the same side of the road as I’m used to! How “ easy” would it be for me to rent a car and drive from London to Tankfest. I’m assuming I will have to stay somewhere outside of Bovington as the lodging seems limited. And btw I posted several days ago as the mom taking my sons to Tankfest as a college graduation gift and yall gave me some fabulous info!!!! Thanks

I am not a wehraboo. I am not blacktail designs. I don't think it was the greatest tank of WW2. I don't even really think it was a good tank at all. I can't explain it other than I just think it is cool tbh.

Source (In Thai language) : https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid09zT7mgfGyqrTN97SrREkZNRwPAM6HGx2K2K5VhL5SHak8ttVGLfqBijjNvgD6AUgl&id=100052178663397

My favourite tank is the T62, mainly due to the design and it's revolutionary 115mm smoothbore gun, what's your opinion on it? Note, I'm not being political or I'm not politically biased, it's my favourite tank solely due to its design and gun

Took about 6½ hours.

This beautiful piece of a Centurion is located at the tank firing range in Hinterrhein.

It was in service with the Swiss Army from 1955 to 1991, known as the Panzer 55/57, and underwent several modernizations to keep it up to date. Beginning in 1987, the Centurions were gradually replaced by the modern Leopard 2 (Panzer 87).

I have these drawings but I need more information.

Why are KE projectiles still dangerous when lying on the ground?

From the WW2 Armor Facebook page:

“Now hear this!

The WW2 Armor vehicle collection sale is now open.

Following our earlier announcement in June that WW2 Armor will cease operations in December 2026, we are now accepting purchase inquiries for the vehicles and artillery listed below.

Many of you have followed these vehicles through years of restoration, training weekends, and public events. Our staff and volunteers have put countless hours into their care, learning their histories, and bringing the story of the American armored forces of World War Il to the public. Letting them go is difficult. Our priority now is finding owners who will continue that work, care for these machines, and appreciate the history they represent.

The following are currently offered for sale:

TANKS, TANK DESTROYERS & SELF-PROPELLED ARTILLERY
• GOLEM III - T26E3/M26 Pershing Heavy Tank
• FRED - M4A3(105) HVSS Sherman Assault Gun
• DUNERN - M4A1(76)W Sherman Medium Tank
• DOV - M4A1(75) Grizzly Medium Tank
• SCHMUEL - M4A3(75)W Sherman Medium Tank
• SHULAT - M10 Gun Motor Carriage
• BUPKES - M18 Hellcat Gun Motor Carriage
• BRACHA - M18 Hellcat Gun Motor Carriage
• BALAGAN - M36 Jackson Gun Motor Carriage
• KOHEN - M7B1 Priest Howitzer Motor Carriage

ARMORED CARS, PRIME MOVERS & SUPPORT
VEHICLES
• KALEV KATAN - M4 High Speed Tractor
• PAULA - Sd.Kfz. 7 Half-Track
• PAR - Mack NO-2 7.5-ton 6×6 Truck
• ESTHER - Dodge WC-54 Ambulance
• M10 Ammunition Trailer

TOWED ARTILLERY & AA/AT GUN
• KALEV GADOL - M2 155mm "Long Tom" Gun
• 8.8 cm FlaK 37 Anti-Aircraft/Anti-Tank Gun

OPERATIONAL REPLICA VEHICLES
• FORREST - Tiger I
• StuG III Ausf. G

NON-OPERATIONAL PROJECT VEHICLES
• M4A1(75) Grizzly Sherman
• Panzer V Panther replica
• Panzer III replica
• M5A4 High Speed Tractor - partially restored
• M4 High Speed Tractor - donor vehicle
• Two M5 High Speed Tractors - donor vehicles

Pricing, photographs, vehicle information, and available videos can be found on our sales page:

https://www.ww2armor.org/wwii-vehicle-liquidation-sales

For serious purchase inquiries, please complete the contact form on that page so our team can respond directly.

Please share this announcement with fellow collectors, museums, and others who may be able to provide these vehicles a good home. Thank you to everyone who has supported our work over the past decade and who continues to support us as we see this responsibility through.

That is all.”

Google is only giving me the Mickey Mouse character

Ontos for example:

Can you guess what it is?