Cold War tanks, pre-89?

[Wurger]

But I guess the one can be better for you...

 

[fubar57]

Nice one Wojtek, 13 already included

 

[Lucky13]

How does that mine plow work?

 

[Wurger]

In the same way an ordinary plough does. Not towing behind a tractor but pushing in front of that. Because of the shape of the mine plow mines are taken out of the ground and moved sideways , outside of tank tracks. The power of a possible mine explosion is diffused to the sides as well..

 

[Lucky13]

#113 at 07:44!

 

[Lucky13]

 

[Wurger]

Yep...

 

[Lucky13]

I think that this sequence was in the T-54 part, right?

 

[Wurger]

That's possible. I didn't pay my attention to that.

 

[Lucky13]

What!?

 

[Wurger]

Yep.. it was in that section. The sequence was a wee while later too..

 

[Lucky13]

....and spiderweb wheels!
Just a question of which type of T-54 this is....T-54 Model 1951, T-54A Model 1951 or T-54B Model 1952, if it has the night fighting equipment....
I need to go back and look again....

 

[Wurger]

Do you mean the one in the colour pic above?

 

[Lucky13]

Do you mean the one in the colour pic above?

I was thinking of the #113 in the video buddy....

I'd say that she looks like the T-54B from Miniart, except for the spiderweb wheels....

 

[Wurger]

But the one I posted in the #87 and in the #91 aren't the same tank.

 

[Lucky13]

They're two different #113!?

 

[Wurger]

I would say yes. Have a look at the barrel tip...

 

[Lucky13]

So, the #113 in post 87 is a later T-54, than the one in post 91 and 97?

 

[Wurger]

I'm not sure about that fully. For sure these two 113 tanks are different ones. the one in the post #91 and #97 doesn't have the fuel barrels attached while the one in #87 has.

 

[Lucky13]

For what I can see and understand from the T-54/T-55/T-62 book, these looks like T-54 Model 1951's, which has been modernized with Luna and Gorizont/Tsiklon gun stabilization system, since they seem to have that counterweight at the end of the gun....or?