r/TankPorn

Took me like 3 weeks of work

Amazed to see one in operational condition

Might do some from cardboard, I have no idea of what tanks to do rn

I'm usually able to tell what the tank is but this angle is hard to tell. Any ideas?

Also, what is the APS used near the end?

Also credit to the Animator No_Tables

Leopard 1V, Centurion MK 5-2, Leopard 2a4, Leopard 1 PRTL (Cheetah), Leopard engineer, bridge layer.

Pardon my ignorance, im confused about how does the driver in the IS-2 heavy tank get in, because i dont see any hatches on the front, and that thing in the upper front plate looks very small for a person.

Let me know your thoughts... From the information I have, this tank at the excellent Museum of Polish Military Technology is a Canadian-produced, licensed version of the American M4A1 Sherman medium tank. Produced by Montreal Locomotive Works starting in October 1943, production ceased after only 188 units were built because U.S. Sherman production was deemed sufficient.

The Grizzly featured cast hulls similar to the M4A1, but utilized a 17-tooth drive sprocket to turn "Canadian Dry Pin" (CDP) all-metal tracks, unlike the 13-tooth sprockets used on U.S. models. Any more info or photos would be welcome, thanks!