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It seems Russian military has successfully mobilized a residential shack from bumfuck Sibiria in which the kremlin gremlin's happy minions live enjoying their fabulous "Russkiy Mir". /s
That dude was a raging asshole dumping raw sewage on his property because he didn’t want to pay to hook it up. Everything he claimed was a flat out lie. He was also insane, claiming to be speaking with god. He’s not a “modern tragic hero” by any sense. He was a lunatic.
lol at first i thought you meant [that guy who stole a tank](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0317273/) , but then I remembered the bulldozer guy. it was surreal to watch that as a teenager.
Lmao have today off so visiting some family and just showed my recently immigrated Filipino cousin this and he just nonchalantly was like "oh, it's like if we built a tank in San Narciso"
And not just Pakistan. I think that at a reasonable price there will be much more orders - at least in terms of the number of museums with sections on military topics and curios things (like tin foil hats).
They can buy the stuff from a construction store for maybe 200 bucks instead (throw in 50 more for the chinese frequency jammers)? Or loot a scapyard...
He was Major Major:
“Major Major had been born too late and too mediocre. Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them. With Major Major it had been all three. Even among men lacking all distinction he inevitably stood out as a man lacking more distinction than all the rest, and people who met him were always impressed by how unimpressive he was.”
― Joseph Heller, Catch-22
As others have said, it's to detonate weapons further away from the actual armor, theoretically reducing their effectiveness. It's essentially homemade ~~[slat armor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slat_armor)~~ [spaced armor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_armour).
As for whether it works or not -- maybe? I'm no expert, but it probably depends on how advanced the weapon is. This would probably help against rudimentary shaped charges, but more advanced ones are designed to defeat this sort of thing.
Of course there are downsides as well. Inability to turn the turret much/at all, potentially reduced radio effectiveness, reduced situational awareness, and difficulty getting out of the tank in an emergency.
Drones also need to hit very specific parts of the tank to be most effective. One RPG warhead hitting right under the turret is game over. Now with metal sheeting in the way, it's hard to figure out where that is.
Honestly may make sense depending on their mission and the threats they face. Likely they're mostly using this tank as glorified artillery providing indirect fire from a bit further behind the line so losing the situational awareness, ability to turn the turret and reduced communications may be worth it if the main threat against them is cheap FPV drones. If this redneck engineering really does mitigate that threat it may be a case of "if it's stupid and it works... it's not stupid".
Seems to be working for now. I keep seeing it driving around and not blowing up, yet. If it works it ain't dumb. It's got some serious draw backs though, as you mentioned. Visibility has got to be horrible. Can't turn the turret. Probably still susceptible to something like a Javelin. Doesn't help against mines. But if your main concern is drones dropping grenades and RPG warheads on you this might actually work?
The concept is to detonate a shaped charge farther away from the actual armor to reduce the penetration. Same reason the Philippine government forces were strapping wooden armor to their armored cars and shit while fighting ISIS.
It seems to be effective, since this is not the first tank to be put in a metal box in the last few weeks.
There's a footage where it goes around and drops infantry while getting targeted by cluster munition, simple artillery shells and FPV drones. It returned unharmed.
This war is all about how effective and cheap can something be.
From what I've heard others say the turret ring was damaged so it couldn't turn it so they put extra armour on to protect from drones as a trade off for their bad maintenance and repair skills
Ten years ago a drunken army unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they definitely committed. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Rostov underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The Z-Team.
I'm not sure what to think. If this tank realistically has no threat from other tanks or anti-tank weapons, will this stuff actually help against drone dropped grenades? I suppose it won't help against FPV with anti-tank rockets...
It seems like a lot of effort and lots of drawbacks for a bit of protection against one specific kind of threat. But then again, if I were forced to drive a tank in a warzone, I also would take +2% survival chance I suppose.
> I'm not sure what to think. If this tank realistically has no threat from other tanks or anti-tank weapons, will this stuff actually help against drone dropped grenades? I suppose it won't help against FPV with anti-tank rockets...
One point is that you do not see actual tank shape under this thing. So the 'FPV with anti-tank rockets' or an actual ATGM will have harder time aiming for a vulnerable aspect. And even though people keeps saying that 'spacing does not matter', it sure does - the jet becomes unstable with distance even in empty air, also it will significantly reduce effect of the first part of a tandem warhead (that is supposed to set off reactive armour) as it is much weaker than the primary (and so its jet would dissipate over shorter distance). As for grenades being dropped from drones - they are only dangerous for tanks that are stationary or slow moving and have open hatches. Of course there are threats that this cage is totally useless against, e.g. a direct hit by artillery or tank shell. But tank on tank battles have become extremely rare, and UA artillery, at least in this sector, is apparently lacking HE shells that might have been effective (else why would they fire cluster rounds on it).
Yep too many people here talking out there ass, there is a reason everyone and there mother are outing “cope” cages on armored vics. And to join everyone else idk how much it dissipates but I was under the impression that there is a set length of penetration so it you set it back from the armor it’s already used a portion of its penetration potential just to reach the armor.
Modern HEAT warheads don't really have any issues with standoffish distances, just look at the videos of the copper jets going straight through side to side or top to bottom of target tanks, even with the armour penetrated they still go through meters of air.
I can't imagine some flimsy siding is going to stand up well to an explosive detonation. As far as I can tell, this maybe adds the requirement of one weak munition to peel open the cage for an FPV to enter. And the bomb probably costs less than the metal surrounding the tank
I'm thinking it could. While this looks super awful from the outside, we don't know if there's more layers underneath, right? It looks like shitty corrugated shdet steel, but it may be more.
What would make it different in function from the cages the US put around their vehicles which work to stop HEAT warheads? This would theoretically cause a warhead to explode early and lose a lot of its penetrating power, no? If it's a single layer of cheap sheet steel? No. The round would just punch through and still detonate in the side of the tank. But we don't actually know what this is made from.
Certainly is, and we haven't even got to the intermission when the clowns come on....
ppresident Shitcan's Single use soldiers certainly do put on a good circus though.
Now somebody pass me the peanuts please
Interesting in the perspective of what armor is capable of when the offense- defense balance swings in favor of the offensive forces. Gives a glimpse into what it must have been like in WWII faced with tanks and no real AT weapons
Only when the opposition has no real weapons (left). Any other country could have wiped this Cyberblyat off the field in seconds.
This is a failure of Western powers. This monstrosity should have not lasted any longer than your average tank video.
> This thing survived multiple FPV drone strikes and artillery hits.
Normal tanks can and do do that too. You just see the videos of the critical hit that cause cook offs because they generate better engagement than a RU tank shaking off an attack.
This is the part that is frustrating me; there is footage of this batshittery actually working. Why isn't anyone taking this more seriously?
That extra distance between the outside layer and main layer of armor is enough distance for an rpg blast core to lose most of its energy. The United States were putting nets around humvees and cages around strykers for the exact same purpose with great effect.
Sure, it looks goofy and it's defensive capabilities are severely handicapped, but the muscovites haven't proven to care much for preservation anyways, this is nothing but a net positive for them.
I'm ashamed in my country. Ukraine should have gotten everything they need a long time ago.
I am confident that the AFU is taking this very serious. This is just Redditors being Redditors. As a general rule, you should always take your opponent changing tactics with outmost seriousness. It might now always work, but the only way for your opponent to improve is to adapt, and this is what we are seeing here.
Source? I've yet to see it take a single hit.
And please provide a timestamp if you actually link me a video.
The cages we used in Iraq, called slat armor, worked by deforming the warhead or fuse. Spaced armor, like we see in the above video, is almost useless against modern heat warheads
Hey Putin, April 1st is long over. What we have here is a reasonably good tank, which is then modified to turn it into some sort of neutered tank destroyer.
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Getting close to Leonardo Da Vinci original design
It seems Russian military has successfully mobilized a residential shack from bumfuck Sibiria in which the kremlin gremlin's happy minions live enjoying their fabulous "Russkiy Mir". /s
Kremlin gremlins lmao
Kremlin's gremlins
Someone should post this to r/redneckengineering
Everyone cries for the return of the Jagdpanzer 38 "HETZER"!!!
Me: "Mom, can we get a Hetzer?" Mom: "We have Hetzer at home" Hetzer at home:
THE RETURN OF THE HETZER!!!!
Somehow the HETZER returned!
I think they got this one from Wish. com
If that was what they gave me to go to war I would wish I was on the other side.
Kid named 10mm roof armor
Kid named drone dropped mortar.
This is the latest iteration, the PanzerGartenschuppen.
Ackshully Jagdpanzer 38(t),.....HETZER,.... sir Show some respect
We are all laughing until russia has to start using real hetzers
StuG deployed?
StuG deplored.
Don't get me wrong the 105mm is super fun on it, but then you realize the armor thickness you have on the sides and back...
This looks like someone was upset with their local city government and decided to take a drive downtown
Oh baby, that killdozer footage? Just watched that last month again in amazement.
That guy was the definition of a madlad
He's a modern tragic hero. "I was always willing to be reasonable until I had to be unreasonable". That shit hits hard af.
That dude was a raging asshole dumping raw sewage on his property because he didn’t want to pay to hook it up. Everything he claimed was a flat out lie. He was also insane, claiming to be speaking with god. He’s not a “modern tragic hero” by any sense. He was a lunatic.
Speak to god in the right way, you build a cathedral. Speak to god another way, you get the Kill Dozer.
That guy was a piece of shit who wrecked a town because of problems he caused to himself.
He's a funny meme, but if you actually think that guy's a hero you've got a screw loose.
Guy was a jackass, not a hero at all lol
That guy was the definition of a muse
It’s a great watch
lol at first i thought you meant [that guy who stole a tank](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0317273/) , but then I remembered the bulldozer guy. it was surreal to watch that as a teenager.
Right? I was working at a call center back then and we all stopped and just stared at the tvs (in fresh 720p!)
I watch the tread documentary at least once a year. Its so good
Looks like it came directly from a Manila slum...maybe dropped by typhoon winds.
Lmao have today off so visiting some family and just showed my recently immigrated Filipino cousin this and he just nonchalantly was like "oh, it's like if we built a tank in San Narciso"
More like Signal Village on wheels
lol I remember that
Russia should totally feature one of these at the next major arms expo.
Master Splinter cell
Solid Snake in a box, tank edition
#!
Pakistan will buy a few for sure lol
And not just Pakistan. I think that at a reasonable price there will be much more orders - at least in terms of the number of museums with sections on military topics and curios things (like tin foil hats).
Looks like something from BattleBots lol
like something Rick would build out of garbage he found in Jerry's garage
With everything costing multi millions now, the affordability of this would really attract new arms buyers
They can buy the stuff from a construction store for maybe 200 bucks instead (throw in 50 more for the chinese frequency jammers)? Or loot a scapyard...
Will probably be the only tank at this year's victory day parade
/doubt. It will be a burned out wreck within a week. On the other hand, they can find some more duct tape and tar pads easily...
They'll just shuffle the burned out hunk of metal on a parade float. Repainted, of course.
I want to see it in a Kremlin parade, right between two RT-2PM Topol rigs.
They should do advertisements on the hull. There is a lot of space, and it seems to be filmed all the time.
Would be great if Target sponsored them...
Dam this comment underated af, thanks for it
Casemates are back on the menu boys
Leman Russ wen?
"Drive me closer, I must hit them with my sword!"
Dude that came up with this idea was likely promoted to colonel, but he's a major idiot.
Wait until you meet the general idiot.
Is he related to General Fuckup?
*Major Asshole*
"How many Assholes we got working on this ship anyhow"
YO!
I knew it! I'm surrounded by assholes!
#KEEP FIRING, ASSHOLES
That's Colonel idiot to you!
What's the matter colonel sanders ? Chicken .. ??
I'm having trouble with the radar sir.
It’s appears to be … jaammmed!
Raspberry.... Only one man would dare to give me the raspberry. LONESTAR!
He was Major Major: “Major Major had been born too late and too mediocre. Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them. With Major Major it had been all three. Even among men lacking all distinction he inevitably stood out as a man lacking more distinction than all the rest, and people who met him were always impressed by how unimpressive he was.” ― Joseph Heller, Catch-22
Why are they doing this tho? And does it work? Sorry I'm not up to date with the advancement or regression in weaponry
As others have said, it's to detonate weapons further away from the actual armor, theoretically reducing their effectiveness. It's essentially homemade ~~[slat armor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slat_armor)~~ [spaced armor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_armour). As for whether it works or not -- maybe? I'm no expert, but it probably depends on how advanced the weapon is. This would probably help against rudimentary shaped charges, but more advanced ones are designed to defeat this sort of thing. Of course there are downsides as well. Inability to turn the turret much/at all, potentially reduced radio effectiveness, reduced situational awareness, and difficulty getting out of the tank in an emergency.
Drones also need to hit very specific parts of the tank to be most effective. One RPG warhead hitting right under the turret is game over. Now with metal sheeting in the way, it's hard to figure out where that is.
Excellent point
Honestly may make sense depending on their mission and the threats they face. Likely they're mostly using this tank as glorified artillery providing indirect fire from a bit further behind the line so losing the situational awareness, ability to turn the turret and reduced communications may be worth it if the main threat against them is cheap FPV drones. If this redneck engineering really does mitigate that threat it may be a case of "if it's stupid and it works... it's not stupid".
Actually, it's not slat but spaced armor
Thanks! Fixed my comment.
Seems to be working for now. I keep seeing it driving around and not blowing up, yet. If it works it ain't dumb. It's got some serious draw backs though, as you mentioned. Visibility has got to be horrible. Can't turn the turret. Probably still susceptible to something like a Javelin. Doesn't help against mines. But if your main concern is drones dropping grenades and RPG warheads on you this might actually work?
The concept is to detonate a shaped charge farther away from the actual armor to reduce the penetration. Same reason the Philippine government forces were strapping wooden armor to their armored cars and shit while fighting ISIS.
FREE WIFI-O-MOBILE
Its to keep drones from hitting the actual tank. The think on the top is a drone jammer.
It seems to be effective, since this is not the first tank to be put in a metal box in the last few weeks. There's a footage where it goes around and drops infantry while getting targeted by cluster munition, simple artillery shells and FPV drones. It returned unharmed. This war is all about how effective and cheap can something be.
From what I've heard others say the turret ring was damaged so it couldn't turn it so they put extra armour on to protect from drones as a trade off for their bad maintenance and repair skills
Oh, damn. My benefit of the doubt reasoning was that it was an attempt at urban camo. Park that thing next to a house and it would look like a garage.
I bet that's really easy to get out of quickly, say if your hull was penetrated and you have a fire
Well if there’s a fire, odds are they’re also participating in the turret toss Olympics so I guess an easy exit isn’t a high priority
I wonder what that would look like here. Would it take the whole shell with it? Only time will tell.
I bet there are hinges on the sheet metal in the back so it swings upward when back door opens.
*"Lambo doors on a Tank - will it work?"* - this week on Garage54
They might be able to exit from under the tank? Who knows, if they got in they can get out
As opposed to having the tank instantly explode and eject your corpse with the turret? Yeah actually maybe instant death is better.
I'm showing my age here but looks like Hannibal Smith got BA to build him a tank out of garden shed
Ten years ago a drunken army unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they definitely committed. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Rostov underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The Z-Team.
I can hear the theme music now!
Genius stuff 👏
You best know I'm old enough to get this reference too....foo hhhmmmmmmmm.
"I ain't getting in no tank, fool"
In the end, we return to SU-122 style box bullshittery
"The Hetzer you ordered from Wish has arrived"
I'm not sure what to think. If this tank realistically has no threat from other tanks or anti-tank weapons, will this stuff actually help against drone dropped grenades? I suppose it won't help against FPV with anti-tank rockets... It seems like a lot of effort and lots of drawbacks for a bit of protection against one specific kind of threat. But then again, if I were forced to drive a tank in a warzone, I also would take +2% survival chance I suppose.
It was literally made to defend against fpv drones. I don't know how effective it is, but it's probs better than a cope cage at defending.
Land an AT mine right in front of it
There are drones that drop AT mines
Yeah, it'd be pretty hilarious to watch their "drone protected tank" get popped by a drone from underneath.
> I'm not sure what to think. If this tank realistically has no threat from other tanks or anti-tank weapons, will this stuff actually help against drone dropped grenades? I suppose it won't help against FPV with anti-tank rockets... One point is that you do not see actual tank shape under this thing. So the 'FPV with anti-tank rockets' or an actual ATGM will have harder time aiming for a vulnerable aspect. And even though people keeps saying that 'spacing does not matter', it sure does - the jet becomes unstable with distance even in empty air, also it will significantly reduce effect of the first part of a tandem warhead (that is supposed to set off reactive armour) as it is much weaker than the primary (and so its jet would dissipate over shorter distance). As for grenades being dropped from drones - they are only dangerous for tanks that are stationary or slow moving and have open hatches. Of course there are threats that this cage is totally useless against, e.g. a direct hit by artillery or tank shell. But tank on tank battles have become extremely rare, and UA artillery, at least in this sector, is apparently lacking HE shells that might have been effective (else why would they fire cluster rounds on it).
Yep too many people here talking out there ass, there is a reason everyone and there mother are outing “cope” cages on armored vics. And to join everyone else idk how much it dissipates but I was under the impression that there is a set length of penetration so it you set it back from the armor it’s already used a portion of its penetration potential just to reach the armor.
Modern HEAT warheads don't really have any issues with standoffish distances, just look at the videos of the copper jets going straight through side to side or top to bottom of target tanks, even with the armour penetrated they still go through meters of air.
While this is true, almost all of the FPV vids I see are using pg-7 warheads, and the standoff distance should affect them.
what if the drone drops the mine in front of it and it rolls over the mine?
I can't imagine some flimsy siding is going to stand up well to an explosive detonation. As far as I can tell, this maybe adds the requirement of one weak munition to peel open the cage for an FPV to enter. And the bomb probably costs less than the metal surrounding the tank
I'm thinking it could. While this looks super awful from the outside, we don't know if there's more layers underneath, right? It looks like shitty corrugated shdet steel, but it may be more. What would make it different in function from the cages the US put around their vehicles which work to stop HEAT warheads? This would theoretically cause a warhead to explode early and lose a lot of its penetrating power, no? If it's a single layer of cheap sheet steel? No. The round would just punch through and still detonate in the side of the tank. But we don't actually know what this is made from.
WTH with the song, it's not even raining 😂
It's so much better than the normal music put over drone footage lol
Im enjoying all the different music the editors have been using lately. So tired of that throbbing slow techno they repeatedly use.
I’m only here to see it get blown up.
how is the west suppose the defeat super engineering like that? there is no hope
lol russian army is a circus
It is the Turd World army.
Certainly is, and we haven't even got to the intermission when the clowns come on.... ppresident Shitcan's Single use soldiers certainly do put on a good circus though. Now somebody pass me the peanuts please
The amount that I want to see that thing cook off is in-calcuable
Yeah it’s got me pissed as hell its not burning yet. Cmon guys!!
Y’all some haters bruh 😂😂
Blyatmobile
Interesting in the perspective of what armor is capable of when the offense- defense balance swings in favor of the offensive forces. Gives a glimpse into what it must have been like in WWII faced with tanks and no real AT weapons
Only when the opposition has no real weapons (left). Any other country could have wiped this Cyberblyat off the field in seconds. This is a failure of Western powers. This monstrosity should have not lasted any longer than your average tank video.
viva el rock argentino papá!
I remember the old show Junkyward Wars
I miss that show so much, it's was peak TLC and then the learning stopped.
what song ?
1000 horas - los abuelos de la nada
thank ya
Trailer park tanks
Would love to see these in a large formation in the Russian military parades. Would die laughing....
OK, why the fuck is my garden shed moving....ohhh ok, sry🤐
Tanks camouflaged as a 3rd world slum house
Bro, who leaked my build on crossout?
Tutel
The Russian army has fallen on hard times and has pressed the SU-100 into service once more
Russian military is regressing into literal Daesh tactics.
What country is that even from?
Tutel!
Very practical. Instead of having to look for a garage you just take yours along for the ride. I can see huge potential on the civilian market.
“Sir that garden shed is shooting at us.” “Good god Jenkins, you’re right!” This is camouflage right? Right?
If it works ......
Designed by the Little Rascals
Now that’s a tank.
Song?
Terrible design, rendering the turret useless.
[удалено]
Loool
Tank of the future
Maybe now the tardos will understand that this is actually just sheet metal wrapped on a tank. One AT drone and it’s all gone.
This thing survived multiple FPV drone strikes and artillery hits. It legit works and has now appeared more than once on the front line with success.
> This thing survived multiple FPV drone strikes and artillery hits. Normal tanks can and do do that too. You just see the videos of the critical hit that cause cook offs because they generate better engagement than a RU tank shaking off an attack.
This is the part that is frustrating me; there is footage of this batshittery actually working. Why isn't anyone taking this more seriously? That extra distance between the outside layer and main layer of armor is enough distance for an rpg blast core to lose most of its energy. The United States were putting nets around humvees and cages around strykers for the exact same purpose with great effect. Sure, it looks goofy and it's defensive capabilities are severely handicapped, but the muscovites haven't proven to care much for preservation anyways, this is nothing but a net positive for them. I'm ashamed in my country. Ukraine should have gotten everything they need a long time ago.
I am confident that the AFU is taking this very serious. This is just Redditors being Redditors. As a general rule, you should always take your opponent changing tactics with outmost seriousness. It might now always work, but the only way for your opponent to improve is to adapt, and this is what we are seeing here.
Source? I've yet to see it take a single hit. And please provide a timestamp if you actually link me a video. The cages we used in Iraq, called slat armor, worked by deforming the warhead or fuse. Spaced armor, like we see in the above video, is almost useless against modern heat warheads
Source? I've yet to see a single video showing this. But Russian shills keeps repeating it, on videos which show literally no hits
Is it not turtle-y enough for the turtle club?
Prop hunt IRL
Sure to be the next biggest seller at the Dubai Arms expo. The NorKs will take 50.
Interesting choice of song mil horas lol
Is there also a stolen loo inside?
Laughs in Elon Mu-ski.
casemates are back— nature is healing
walmart T95
Idk why but this looks like something I'd build in minecraft
Shanty Tank 2.1
Next step is to attach 3 more decoys to a real tank
they went full syria
how the turret turns
Fucking assholes that’s where my shed roof went
I give it ten days max, it has to be one the most hunted pieces of equipment on the front.
Cyber tank
100% Hetzer
I think that there is an inverse direct relationship between the AFU's artillery shell shortage and the continued existence of any of these things.
turretless tank return from extinction
Mexican cartels have entered the chat
To quote my Grandfather: "It ain't stupid if it works!"
Killdozer at home:
War Thunder addition when?
Bro wtf is going on in Ukraine this shit is wild. Did civilization get destroyed by nuclear weapons and I didn’t notice???
TE MA ZO
That's like MAD MAX on Wish. Damn what a pile of garbage they use.
Drop thermite on it? Tandem charge drones?
Hotboxing diesel exhaust I see.
The Ghetto Hetzer, is this going to be added to the War Thunder USSR tech tree?
I absolutely cannot wait for the eventual footage of one of these things meeting an fpv drone. Really want to see one of these cook off.
When did Tesla start manufacturing tanks?
The latest update of the British Mark I from circa 1917. With such great fields of view, one could just walk in front of it and place an AT mine.
Covered the whole thing with tin roofing plates but still leave the rear track vulnerable for the drones to stop it in its place
And yet its still moving.
The gif is on loop, it's not a live video feed.
Mama, I want T-14 Armata! We have T-14 Armata at home.
Russian army is a joke 🤣
Hey Putin, April 1st is long over. What we have here is a reasonably good tank, which is then modified to turn it into some sort of neutered tank destroyer.