Tanktober is a month to zealously promote tracked behemoths. Hard to argue with that really!
As I have no ability to model or build tanks in my current condition, I will be dedicating my Tanktober homage activities this year to publishing pictures of tanks, but only those which I have personally taken.
The reciprocal challenge to you guys is to identify the tank pictured each day.
I'll keep a tally and whoever gets the most points over the month will win a prize!
Bonus points for being the first to get the right answer and/or the location :-)
We shall start with an easy one to get you going:
T34/85 from a Soviet Guards unit.
ReplyDeleteWhat he said!
ReplyDeleteDitto!
DeleteT35/85
ReplyDeleteDoh, a typo. Of course it's a T34/85 and nothing else.
DeleteSweet! As it turns out, I've been working on some tanks for tank-tober, tank-tober-fest, or "tanks-giving" (take your pick!)
ReplyDeleteExcellent - I'll look forward to seeing them!
DeleteYou did, however, forget to leave your answer :-)
T-34/85. I love the Mickey Mouse effect of the hatches.
ReplyDeleteHmm..I need to build some T-34/85 tank models.
T34/85
ReplyDeleteWell... Seconding the most common guess I think it's a T-34/85 too. Unfortunately the turret number isn't visible but it looks like the one standing in Kubinka Tank Museum.
ReplyDeleteI wish it was Kubinka Stefan - I've always wanted to go there!
DeleteOne of the few countries I haven't gotten to yet. One day perhaps...
T34/85, Paul's backyard
ReplyDeleteI wish!
DeleteT34/85, my backyard.
ReplyDelete:-)
DeleteT34-85 and if it was in my backyard my wife would have killed me
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