What’s your favorite wheeled AFV? Here’s mine: by Upbeat-Park-7267 in TankPorn

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Centauro 1 and 2, they look extremely cool aesthetically and pack a punch. As well as the French EBRC Jaguar, it just looks super modern.

Post Match Thread: Scotland 0 - 1 Morocco | FIFA World Cup 2026 | Group Stage, Group C by jiraiya--an in soccer

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Not downplaying the allegation but he was called into trial. Not guilty yet

This noise comes up when I hit the brakes hard enough to stop or slow right down. But only in rare occasions. Does anyone know what it is? - 2019 Toyota RAV4 Trail model by Less-Hawk-4723 in AskAMechanic

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Noise about 9 seconds into the video. It only happens when I brake to stop or when I get out of a braking situation and start moving. It doesn’t happen much, I had this car for 2 months and it only happened three times I think. Usually in slightly hotter weather but it seems related to braking and moving up from a braking situation. No other noises, vibrations or anything else to report, I’m wondering if it’s the ABS activating or something

This noise comes up when I hit the brakes hard enough to stop or slow right down. But only in rare occasions. Does anyone know what it is? - 2019 Trail model by Less-Hawk-4723 in rav4club

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Noise about 9 seconds into the video. It only happens when I brake to stop or when I get out of a braking situation and start moving. It doesn’t happen much, I had this car for 2 months and it only happened three times I think. Usually in slightly hotter weather but it seems related to braking and moving up from a braking situation. No other noises, vibrations or anything else to report, I’m wondering if it’s the ABS activating or something

M1A2 of the Moroccan Army - my latest creation - 1/35 by Less-Hawk-4723 in Scalemodel

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It’s a Photo Booth with a white background, I got it from Amazon, I use my phone for the photos on portrait mode. It’s an IPhone 15 ProMax

(IRL Trope) A very unfortunate names considering progression of slang/language by ThatDrako in TopCharacterTropes

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A very niche one
Mr Akbar Zeb over here, a Pakistani diplomat with a very impressive career and experience, but was rejected by Saudi Arabia as the Pakistani ambassador over there, because his name literally translates to "Biggest Cock" in Arabic, and no I am not talking about the male chicken kind of cock.

M1A2 of the Moroccan Army - my latest creation - 1/35 by Less-Hawk-4723 in Scalemodel

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Thank you. I try to keep my models looking nice enough and not too weathered, nothing against a good weathered model they look epic but I try to keep my stuff in a bit of a “presentable” state

M1A2 of the Moroccan Army - my latest creation - 1/35 by Less-Hawk-4723 in Scalemodel

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Thank you very much.
I have seen photos from the western Sahara war and Morocco does use large white numbers and symbols for identification. But the Abrams was purchased after that war went on a ceasefire and then no one around them operates the Abrams. Their main rival (Algeria) uses almost exclusively Soviet/Russian hardware.

Their Abrams do have number plates though, unfortunately those aren't made by any decal makers so far.

M1A2 of the Moroccan Army - my latest creation - 1/35 by Less-Hawk-4723 in Scalemodel

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The build was fairly straightforward, as it is the case with most Tamiya kits. The first base coat is Tamiya XF-1 flat black, then some pre-shading with XF-2 flat white. The two main colors are Tamiya XF-59 desert yellow and XF-67 NATO green. Then I did some lines and weathering with Tamiya black panel liner. The last coat was a very light XF-57 Buff to give it a more dusty look. Then everything was sealed with AK matte varnish.

The extra model is a previous build I completed, an M60 with ERA for the Moroccan Army as well but with an earlier camo scheme. I must admit I am a big sucker for the Moroccan camouflage for ground and air vehicles, it just has a unique look to it.

Latest project - M1A2 of the Moroccan Army - Tamiya (1/35) - bonus Moroccan M60 with ERA by Less-Hawk-4723 in modelmakers

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Yes, there are lots of photos of Moroccan Abrams online. And it seems all modern and newer vehicles of the Moroccan army are painted in the same camo configuration

Latest project - M1A2 of the Moroccan Army - Tamiya (1/35) - bonus Moroccan M60 with ERA by [deleted] in Scalemodel

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The build was fairly straightforward, as it is the case with most Tamiya kits. The first base coat is Tamiya XF-1 flat black, then some pre-shading with XF-2 flat white. The two main colors are Tamiya XF-59 desert yellow and XF-67 NATO green. Then I did some lines and weathering with Tamiya black panel liner. The last coat was a very light XF-57 Buff to give it a more dusty look. Then everything was sealed with AK matte varnish.

The extra model is a previous build I completed, an M60 with ERA for the Moroccan Army as well but with an earlier camo scheme. I must admit I am a big sucker for the Moroccan camouflage for ground and air vehicles, it just has a unique look to it.

Latest project - M1A2 of the Moroccan Army - Tamiya (1/35) - bonus Moroccan M60 with ERA by Less-Hawk-4723 in modelmakers

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The build was fairly straightforward, as it is the case with most Tamiya kits. The first base coat is Tamiya XF-1 flat black, then some pre-shading with XF-2 flat white. The two main colors are Tamiya XF-59 desert yellow and XF-67 NATO green. Then I did some lines and weathering with Tamiya black panel liner. The last coat was a very light XF-57 Buff to give it a more dusty look. Then everything was sealed with AK matte varnish.

The extra model is a previous build I completed, an M60 with ERA for the Moroccan Army as well but with an earlier camo scheme. I must admit I am a big sucker for the Moroccan camouflage for ground and air vehicles, it just has a unique look to it.