#phantom bear

[kassachilles]

I miss my wife, Tails

I miss him a lot

[faded-florals]

Happy Phantom Merch Monday! ✨

This is one of two Phantom bears in my collection. It is a figurine by Lucy & Me, he is small and completely precious. 💕

[bunchips]

Picked up this cute Phantom bear when I saw the show in the West End yesterday

And bonus (bad quality) photo of the inside lining of his cape:

[katana8989]

Blazing Sands - T-72A “Phantom Bear IV” 

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[kassachilles]

Y’all how do you do things with your F/Os I want to hang out with Donny and Stanley and all of them so much but idk how

[katana8989]

T-72A “Phantom Bear IV”

Shishkin Tier V Main Battle Tank

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Among the upgrades, the T-72A features improved sights and targeting for easier firing on the move. Protection is also beefed up with Kontakt-1 ERA panels. These panels provide additional protection against shaped charge rounds, mainly HEAT rounds which will cause the panels to blow off. 

[katana8989]

Confiscating Dangerous Toys - T-72 “Phantom Bear III” 

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[katana8989]

T-62 “Phantom Bear II”

Shishkin Tier III Main Battle Tank

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The T-62 combines high MBT alpha damage, good armor, and decent mobility into a low silhoutte package. While it’s 115mm main gun may not have the quickest reload time, it delivers high alpha damage for its class and tier. What it lacks in top speed, it makes up for in acceleration and excellent hull traverse speed. It’s armor is good, but not the best for its tier. As typical for Russian tanks, it has poor gun depression. This diminishes it’s ability to fight from ridgelines. The gun is also not the most accurate, and combined with a poor view range undermines its ability in long range engagements. This tank is best suited in spearheading attacks with allies, preferibly once enemy positions have been adequately exposed by scouting.