Object 279 moving under its own power at Kubinka, meant to traverse and survive the nuclear battlefield. Looks like Russia intends on restoring the vehicle.
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Object 279 moving under its own power at Kubinka, meant to traverse and survive the nuclear battlefield. Looks like Russia intends on restoring the vehicle.
Are there any tanks with multiple turrets? I've seen secondary guns but what about secondary full turrets?
There are! And they range from "bad" to "An abominable deathtrap"
Here's a list of some of the greats:
A polish 7TP with a twin-turreted design
A T-26 with twin turrets:
For that matter, most of the Vickers 6-ton derivatives have a twin-turreted version, including the original:
Additionally, many superheavy tanks had two or more turrets, the most notable being the Soviet T-35 (pictured below), though other notable examples include the French FCM-F1 and several other soviet and japanese projects:
Additionally, many early tanks had multiple turrets, including the US M2 and M3, the German Neubaufahrzeug, as well as the UK's Medium Mk. III (clockwise, from top left):
Hope that answers your question, and thanks for the ask!
When you start modelling this is one of the models you might wanna use as a starting kit wether it's a Tamiya or a Trumpeter kit they are both easy to build and paint. They are also perfect for enhancing you're weathering skills.
They make also a good platform if you wanna do someting totally different like the ones below!
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A Mark IV Tank crossing a pit on the Testing Ground, Tank Corps Central Stores, September 1917.
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