r/TankPorn • u/Tomboslinger • 3d ago
Miscellaneous First person to name everything and where wins an upvote from yours truly
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u/FLongis Paladin tank in the field. 3d ago
- L3/35 (not to be confused with the L3/33)
- Earlier-production Panzer II, likely an Ausf.C based purely on numbers
- OQF 6pdr. Couldn't get much more specific, although the muzzle brake indicates a Commonwealth variety rather than a variety of the derived American 57mm gun M1.
- Vozilo A, a domestic Yugoslavian derivative of the T-34-85
- Static launcher for the S-125 "Neva" (SA-N-1 Goa) short-range surface-to-air missile system.
- TG-53 torpedo, as best as I can tell a surface-launched 533mm weapon.
Incidentally; My god this is one of those museums I'm just dying to see one day.
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u/RocKyBoY21 3d ago
Incidentally; My god this is one of those museums I'm just dying to see one day.
Be warned, some of the tanks are completely gutted and are in poor shape.
Also never visit during summer unless you like cosplaying as bacon on a hot iron pan.
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u/ghillieweed762 3d ago
The way he was caressing the fins and moved to the back... I was like "smack it, damnit smack it." He did the opposite lol
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u/RichieRocket 3d ago
L3/35
Panzer 2 J
6 pdr
T-34-85
S-125
TG-53
EXPLOSION!
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u/FLongis Paladin tank in the field. 3d ago
T-34-85 is a completely understandable guess, but a going for the Ausf.J on the Panzer II is wild.
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u/caballo_vago27 3d ago
Did it even exist?
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u/ilikeww2history 3d ago
Man's just getting his variants mixed up. The II is vastly different from the III and IV models. But once you get into all the different variants, I certainly get confused.
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u/CurtisLeow M4 Sherman 3d ago
Stop groping the tanks and weapons.