r/TankPorn • u/vancloud1997 • 15h ago
r/TankPorn • u/Pinhapple • 23h ago
WW2 My beloved Bretagne
I'm back at the Musée des Blindés in Saumur, where I had the chance to see the famous Tiger I. I'll post more photos once I've sorted through them !
r/TankPorn • u/BostonLesbian • 8h ago
Russo-Ukrainian War British AS-90 (155mm) self-propelled howitzer – from the 117th Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade - of the Ukrainian Army.
r/TankPorn • u/Jomalar • 18h ago
Cold War Loved getting to see this thing up close, they're huge in person!
I drove by it and had to pull over on my way back later in the day.
r/TankPorn • u/HeStoleMyBalloons • 5h ago
Modern A Spanish Marines M60A3 Main Battle Tank comes ashore at El Omayed, Egypt during Exercise Bright Star. 20 October 2001
r/TankPorn • u/Kurt-28 • 4h ago
Cold War Automatic rocket launcher on M46 chassis
Paid content, posted with permission, digitalized by Harold Biondo https://www.patreon.com/cw/haroldbiondo
r/TankPorn • u/OldYoung1973 • 8h ago
Interwar A rare glimpse of one of the four PzKpfw I Ausf A up-armed by the addition of a Breda M35 20mm cannon during the Spanish Civil War. These were allotted on a scale of one per company to provide the units with some organic antitank capability in the event a T-26 was encountered.
r/TankPorn • u/Metalshell9786 • 12h ago
WW2 Japanese NC-27 tanks
The French-made NC-27 tanks, known in Japan as Renault Type B tanks, were imported by the Imperial Japanese Army but were quickly replaced by domestically produced Type 89 tanks and withdrawn from the front lines for various reasons.
r/TankPorn • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 16h ago
WW2 A camouflaged German Tiger I heavy tank, Villers-Bocage, France, in June, 1944.
r/TankPorn • u/T-62MK • 8h ago
Russo-Ukrainian War DPR T-64A with added Kontakt-1 and homemade front fenders in Volnovakh on 11th of March 2022.
Most likely supplied by Russia, originally.
r/TankPorn • u/HokieTanker • 59m ago
WW2 Tiger I '712' at Fort Benning spotted getting painted in Tropen I camo scheme (RAL 8000 and RAL 7008) it would have had when captured in North Africa, May 1943.
r/TankPorn • u/Equal_Vacation_4842 • 16h ago
Modern Finally Finished: 1/72 MENG T-72B3 with Insane Interior Details
galleryr/TankPorn • u/Vbertz • 29m ago
Cold War As a collector and tank enthusiast, do you think this adds value?
As part of the rewards for my "Secret Soviet Armored Program" campaign, I want to include a printable PDF assembly manual for each model. These manuals will feature historical information, archival photos, and camouflage suggestions—all designed with a Soviet aesthetic to stay consistent with the theme.
Do you find this aesthetic appealing?
Would you prefer separate manuals for each model, or one comprehensive manual?
Do you think this would be a valuable addition for collectors?
Should I approach it this way, or perhaps design it to look like an actual operational manual for the troops?
Thanks for your feedback.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vbertz/secret-soviet-armored-program