Modelling armour in Ukraine crisis

[KoSprueone]

ok, thanks. Does the door graphics indicate “Russian North Group”?

[ruzzaa]

Yes it does

[ruzzaa]

Some good reference photos

[Frenchy]

H.P.

[Soviet]

[Seanmcandrews]

reactive armor tiles mounted on the turret rails, pretty cool look.

[Frenchy]

If you’re talking about what is in the red circle, I guess these are burnt track links…

H.P.

[barthass]

Abrams in a cage. The cage is even above blowout panels…

[Frenchy]

@barthass

The cage is even above blast panels…

Too much cage kills the cage…

H.P.

[TankCarl]

Imagine a system of delayed detonation on a mine, 1 sec delay, allowing the vehicle to be over the mine when it goes off.

[Seanmcandrews]

No , referring to the ARAT mounted on the turret side rails immediately adjacent to the burnt out track blocks.

[Seanmcandrews]

Ok, now I need 2 of the RFM kits !

[ruzzaa]

[Soviet]

[Soviet]

[Frenchy]

Bradleys in Poland on their way to Ukraine

https://twitter.com/i/status/1782657956883915044

H.P.

[18bravo]

Russia’s most modern battle tank hit by ‘disco head’ glitch

[HeavyArty]

Interesting. If these are going to Ukraine, they are the first batch of A3 Bradley’s, with the CITV on the right rear of the turret. Definitely an upgrade on the battlefield. The bumper numbers say 1st Armored DIV though, so they could be on rotation to Poland for training.

[ruzzaa]

Bradley and Breacher

[ruzzaa]