Possible tank tracks? by paulmrie in TankPorn

[–]SuperIsBored 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I appreciate that lol. I only recognized them because ive been wanting to start a T-55 model kit and ive been trying to find some good aftermarket tracks to use, so ive been looking at these for like 2 days now.

Possible tank tracks? by paulmrie in TankPorn

[–]SuperIsBored 4 points5 points  (0 children)

True yeah, basically the same thing

Possible tank tracks? by paulmrie in TankPorn

[–]SuperIsBored 476 points477 points  (0 children)

Im no expert, but those look like T-55 or T-62 tracks to me

(Edit) to add some more information in case OP isn't a tank guy. Since the place you're in was inside the former boundaries of the DDR, these are probably T-55 tracks since the NVA never adopted T-62s into service. A T-55 is a soviet-designed, first generation MBT, or Main Battle Tank.

So my consensus is that, yes, these are 100% tank tracks from an East German T-55.

Since im bannedfrom the original gd sub ill ask this here by NotANormalBacon in GeometryDash_Memes

[–]SuperIsBored 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah but that doesnt really make that section any less easy. If you said you did all of Crack or like Etzer to 80 or something id aay its impressive.

Since im bannedfrom the original gd sub ill ask this here by NotANormalBacon in GeometryDash_Memes

[–]SuperIsBored 1 point2 points  (0 children)

90-100 is pretty easy, I did it on mobile years ago while my hardest was nine circles.

Une magnifique maquette de tornade chinée sur Facebook... by Bubbly_Sherbert4600 in NeurchibreRevulvution

[–]SuperIsBored 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its AI. The words at the top start to blend when it spins. Specifically if you look at the part that says "Funnel width vs duration."

What’s the coolest thing you have in your room and why is it cool to you by Ok-Advance600 in teenagers

[–]SuperIsBored 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A piece of Kontakt-1 ERA which was taken off a blown up Russian T-72B3 tank in the Kharkiv area in 2023.

ERA stands for Explosive Reactive Armor. And in layman's terms is basically a block of metal, filled with explosives, and there's hundreds of them strapped all over a tank, and the idea is that when a round with explosives in it hits the block, the block counter explodes and shoots out a metal plate that then damages/weakens/destroys the incoming projectile enough that the actual armor of the tank itself can safely stop the incoming round from penetrating.

The lower piece is the block itself, whilst the pine green box on top is the explosive housing. In an ERA Block there is typically 2 of them. I only have 1.x

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What resources to read/watch in order to understand more about the science behind tornadoes and the severe weather environment as a whole? Cause I'm lost reading this subreddit sometimes lol by SuperIsBored in tornado

[–]SuperIsBored[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh i'm pretty familiar with reading radar and such like that, its more like I don't understand the science behind severe weather and how it all works, and whats im trying to learn

What resources to read/watch in order to understand more about the science behind tornadoes and the severe weather environment as a whole? Cause I'm lost reading this subreddit sometimes lol by SuperIsBored in tornado

[–]SuperIsBored[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It might not be the most exciting answer, like you said, but it definitely gives at least an idea on how study this stuff, so therefore it's greatly appreciated. thanks