in that video they couldn’t have been much more that two hundred feet away, or point blank! Is anti tank the only warhead? Be one heck of a bunker buster if used right
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It also has an emergency short range engagement, but it’s less guaranteed to hit.
At first, I thought it was a missed opportunity to eliminate a Thermobaric system but picking off the apc had the intended results! Very effective ambush since the tanks were nearly in line
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Sorry if this has been answered or covered, haven’t had a chance to scroll bavk through the feed. What BTR APC’S does the Ukrainian army use and whats the best Trumpeter kit to represent this?
This is a start
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The Ukrainian Tractor Army is setting up MLRS artillery units …
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Captured 2S34 Hosta fitted with a 120 mm gun-mortar :
Another captured K-53949 Typhoon-K MRAP
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some close in fighting from the Ukrainian military
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I love how everything is identified as a “tank”. Folks labeling this stuff have no idea of the differences between a tank, IFV, SPG, APC, or any other sort of tracked AFV.
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if you read the full description of the video, it tells you what got blown up and what did the shooting 
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The engine of a T series tank.
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The Ukrainian T-64 above is now used by Pro-Russian separatists
Ex-Russian T-72B3
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Yes it does. I had seen that before it was linked here. But the click bait type title says “tank”. To some folks every tracked AFV is a tank. Even when they’re not 
Man that BMP got eaten up bad by the 30mm gun.
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One thing I gotta say… I am not painting another unditching log on the back of my Soviet/Russian tanks in weathered wood again. From now on, green like the rest of the tank. 
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Captured T-72 model? Also, if people don’t mind the question, are those bags ERA? They don’t look like the Kontakt I usually see.
Yes they are a type of ERA.
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I am curious as to how those soft ERA blocks work. The “egg crate” interior of those soft blocks is unusual.
@Stikpusher i think those are supposed to be filled with sand and the sand is spaced apart using the egg boxes.
that’s kinda how someone else explained it in this thread.