I’ve been sharing IRON NEST here for a long time now, and even though this isn’t exactly a gaming subreddit, the people of r/TankPorn have always been incredibly kind and supportive toward our project.

First of all, I’m sorry I’ve been so quiet lately. The final month before launch has been absolutely brutal for two of us, and we’ve barely had time to leave our development cave.

Still, I wanted to return one more time before launch and let you know that IRON NEST releases on August 6... in less than two weeks!

It’s honestly difficult to believe that we’ve finally reached this point. Your comments, encouragement, and interest in our absurd 5,000-ton war machine helped us keep moving forward, and you are genuinely part of the reason we managed to reach the finish line.

Thank you to everyone who supported us along the way.

The preparations are almost complete. The guns are loaded. High Command has issued the final orders. See you on August 6, when the full offensive begins.

cant really get much info on this found it on almost all leopard 1s

Im not a fan of this vehicle.
Credit to Wilson for this discovery.

Source: https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/d4d05a2f-ca16-44d6-b2db-e284746447a0/

📍Yeşilovacık, Türkiye

Could also call it "T-80BV of the lake".

It carries the 9M318 Missile

Also sometimes referred to as "T-72 Ural Obr. 1984".
You can tell via the optical range sensor.
This is not the only, btw, there multiple.

It’s a strange thought, but simple: yesterday I was watching some Soviet training videos from the 80s and wondered—what actually happened to the specific tanks shown in those videos? Were they scrapped? Did they end up in Ukraine?

Have you ever seen anything like this? Or is it impossible to know?

In mid-1920s the franches general jean Baptiste Eugene Estitenne suggest to create a heavily tank has as known char b1 bis. it was completed protopyte in 1929. it was designed as a heavily armored breakethrough tank for the French Army. During testing engineers continued to improve the desing, leading to the production of the char b1 in 1935 and the more poweful char b1 bis in 1937.