Soviet tanks
The work on the K-90 tank, carried out by the Design Bureau of the Army Engineering Committee, could hardly be called a failure. Quite the contrary—the vehicle ...
Danila Karpenko
The history of Soviet tank development ended at perhaps its most interesting moment. By the late 1980s, the USSR simultaneously possessed several powerful ...
Boroda
Marking the 120th anniversary of the birth of Nikolai Alexandrovich Astrov, one of the key Soviet tank designers Usually, when people talk ...
An article by Evgeny Belash from the WARSPOT website, dated November 23, 2014. “To the tank. They call it ‘Toteninsel’—‘Death Island.’ Only ...
A German Pz.Kpfw. Panther Ausf. D tank under evaluation in the Soviet Union During World War II, certain models of armored vehicles appeared ...
I create 3D models for my own enjoyment and, presumably, for the enjoyment of my readers. The purpose of this post is purely for entertainment and subjective ...
Marking the 80th anniversary of the IS-4—the heaviest of the Soviet mass-produced tanks—entering service There is a well-known saying that generals ...
The only surviving TT-26 tank, restored by the restoration workshop at Patriot Park The well-worn saying about “the good old days” fits ...
An article by Alexander Tomzov and Vladimir Pinaev from the WARSPOT website, dated April 9, 2016. Contents: By noon on the first day of the ...
The T-29 wheeled-tracked tank project, developed in the spring of 1933 During the interwar period, the definition of a medium tank could vary widely. ...