WWII tank thread

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>>34313130

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>>34313733

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>>34313762

>>34313760
T H I C C

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>>34313777

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Not a real tank, but Poland tried

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>>34313799

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>ywn have qts draw messages on ur tonkfu

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>>34313130

>>34313934
Woof Woof
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lELZMc7mvgw

>>34313130
What are good tank books?

>>34313130
Why the fuck did the modeler completely cover the driver's viewport?

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>>34317660
Check out the Osprey New Vanguard books. Good authors and they cover loads of great topics.
If you can get a hold of it, I always like to suggest Peter Chamberlain and Chris Ellis's Pictoral History of Tanks of the World 1915-45. It's a bit dated (published 1972) but it covers an incredible range of tanks (and only tanks) that I really haven't found much of a comparison for in a single book, especially when it comes to documenting inter-war tank design in the US, UK, USSR, and Germany.

>Spaghetti tank somewhat related