I recently visited the Pintér Military Museum in Kecel, Hungary, and wanted to share a few photos.

The museum has an impressive collection of mostly Soviet-era and Cold War military equipment, including T-34-85, T-54, T-55, T-72, PT-76, BRDM-2, BMP-1, D-442 FUG, 2S1 Gvozdika, 2S3 Akatsiya, ZSU-23-4 Shilka and ZSU-57-2.

Hi this meeting out of the ordinary, but I need help. My boyfriend birthday is coming up and he likes tanks. Recently, he’s been really interested in British tanks from the Cold War.He already has models and does what research he can and he has a growing collection of books about tanks. What would be some good books I could get him about British tanks? I know this is unusual, but I didn’t know where else to go with this question.

Well worth a visit!

Ukraine actully overhauled quite abit of these in the 1990's.

I haven't done a full scaling, but if we take the barrel 120 mm each square is 120mm x 120mm. The weapon rotation mechanism is located in the middle of the circle. I did this myself. If you see a weakspot, then please tell. Thanks from now.

https://x.com/war_noir/status/2109334520872812812?s=46

I mean, I understand there are several technical and technological limitations. But I feel like the know how and industrial requirements to achieve a similar or comparable end product is here.

If it’s not possible to stack everything on the mount itself, why not put sensors somewhere else and use good ol’ wires to connect the thing?