Half Tank

Russian tank tank with wheels and tracks  1

This half tank could use and its four wheels and the two tracks on its sides. When it needs a high speed it lifts the tracks and moves very fast, on paved roads etc, but when it gets stuck in some heavy mud and four wheel drive is not enough it emerges its two tracks and can get out of some heavy swamps. And if the inflated rubber wheels get shot flat or burned down he can also use tracks - the wheels are not necessary when it moves on tracks.





Russian tank tank with wheels and tracks  2

Russian tank tank with wheels and tracks  3

Russian tank tank with wheels and tracks  4

Russian tank tank with wheels and tracks  5

Russian tank tank with wheels and tracks  6

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    71 Responses to “Half Tank”

    1. I-Eat-Food says:

      Beautiful tank we destroyed thousands of them in Afghanistan and around the world. Better yet! It was filled with Russians!!

    2. I thought wheel-and-track designs were obsolete by the 1940s?

    3. It looks like if it would have been assembled of bits and pieces found in various Russian army warehouses.

      Though on last two pics there undeniably is some similarity to Batmobile.

      Soviet Batmobile… :)

    4. Well, OK, I grant that, it does make some sense for urban warfare and police operations. But if the gov’t is forced to keep peace within the country through the use of armor, does such gov’t have a moral right to exist?

    5. Coligny says:

      Urban Warfare, police operation ? Unless you live in Louisianna, you don’t get stuck in mud or swamp really often doing these… brainfart all the way…

    6. zafarad says:

      That`s not for practical regular APC or whatever.it`s like swiss knife,it has every thing but nothing perfect.the over all performance of this vehicle is compromised.speed,menouverability,weight ratio of engine power,every thing is lacking due to over ambitions of the designers.i think the concept behind this vehicle is totally fucked.another future abandoned russian APC is ready to scrape.

    7. MSC says:

      For the smart asses , firstly this isnt a tank. Its a recon vehicle.Secondly , its a project from 60’s . So “another future abandoned russian APC is ready to scrape.” is bullshit.

    8. Quite an interesting vehicle.

    9. chaosgone says:

      I want one. That would be great for traffic jams! :)

    10. vi4tar says:

      Энглишраша-жид пархатый

    11. Henry says:

      This is an experimental prototype from the early fifties. The research led to the design of the very succesful, fast and sophisticated BRDM recon vehicles. Now it’s a museum piece.

    12. Wooshkaboom says:

      The Finnish armed forces have not yet purchased a used, over-priced, obsolete version of this combat vehicle so its design might actually be good, or at least mediocre. We buy only crap that others won’t take, or alternatively crap that hasn’t been built yet -and either way, it has to be insanely over-priced.

    13. Pros says:

      Fake… photoshop!!

    14. maxD says:

      I guess they cover up the ventilation hole in the front [with the nice view of the engine] when things get serious.

      Otherwise this thing would be as easy to stop as a bicycle.

    15. Gurtek singh says:

      what a bad comment by “I-Eat-Food” please don’t such posts.

    16. brbrbr says:

      early hal-tracked GAZ version of BMP-1 IFV, dropped in favor for tracked version.

    17. Xpltivdletd says:

      OK (if commenting on the vehicle is allowed here), I can see this thing as a flat-land vehicle. If something bad happens to all its rubber, and you don’t have to start, stop, or turn, any way but very gently, you might be just fine until you come to a hill.

      Then you may have a problem, going up or descending (or shooting). Best regards.

    18. Cheap says:

      make it a truck or a tank but not both

    19. One more time: what-fucking-ever…

    20. The gold star is for you.

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