This is the first Russian tank to enter Berlin. The memorial was only a few days from being finished. A few days later, it was blown up during the night. My Father is sitting on it. Daddy called it a "Stalin" tank, not sure the model.(and other cool manuals)
Just in case I need a retirement project
I saw the Tiger I at the Patton Museum. That is an imposing piece of iron.
Ver-ry IN-te-resting!
I’d rather they did an A-Team manual that teaches us how to up-armor anything into a tank (for the upcoming civil war).
Must. Have. One. Of. These.
Submarines anyone?
Interesting data, but the T-34 was a better tank.
The Soviet JS-2 model 1944 was a much better tank. Sloped armor 122mm cannon, and reliable. Of course we didn’t face these til Korea.
“Get off my lawn”
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This is the first Russian tank to enter Berlin. The memorial was only a few days from being finished. A few days later, it was blown up during the night. My Father is sitting on it. Daddy called it a "Stalin" tank, not sure the model.Just the thing; I’ve had one of these babies sitting out in the back yard for donkey’s years, but couldn’t figure out how to drive it...
Have that sucker up on blocks in the side yard, and even the most anal neighbor won’t complain!
Now, let’s see if they have a manual for an M10...