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Birthplace of a Legend... Yamato Drydock
This was the very dock that yamato was built in, in Kure, Hiroshima, Japan
You can still "Visit" Chilean Battleship Almirante Latorre
When Almirante Latorre was scrapped in Japan in 1959, parts of her bridge instruments were put on Battleship Mikasa, as Mikasa was heavily damaged and in a poor state following WW2. Notice how the instruments all have Chilean on them, despite it being a Japanese Battleship.
I became a secondary gunner
TS is so hard to aim 🥀🥀🥀
No wonder secondary have shit accuracy 🥀🥀🥀
I think there is something wrong with my sherman
In 1945, Adolf Hitler ordered the creation of new tanks in order to defeat the Soviet Union. These tanks were created from whatever resources were available outfitted with the best technology and sent on to the battlefield. Herman goring demanded not to be left out and created some special one-off vehicles as well. These vehicles were highly successful during world war II.
Antares Landship Tank "Eurantus" in the Colomba campaign, 1924
This model is a 1:35 tank. It is an absolute beast.
The lore goes
"blah blah blah antares needs a big tank to break columba trenchlines so big tank"
it has a 200 mm hull mounted howitzer, two 90mm, 5 machine guns. It has a crew of 24 and a maximimum speed of 15 km/h, weighs 288 tons, and is 30 m long.
Battle of Jutland, 110 years ago today. [611x414]
Something's wrong with our bloody ships today! Jutland 110 anniversary
I think there's something wrong with my panther
Battle of Denmark Strait, 85 years ago today
Anti Aircraft Hetzer (Flakpanzer 38(t) Kugelblitz) 1:35 Takom
The build was excellent, and the parts fit very well. Just alow of parts! link and length track also made assembly very easy!