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7 Comments:
Re: tank monster - most likely a Soviet runway blower, you can tell by the shape of the exhaust. A wheeled vehicle wouldn't stand a chance in a good ol' fashioned Siberian snow storm.
about the Strange Tank Monster
The tank chassis is a Soviet T-55.
possible a radiation/chemical decontamination vehicle.
the longe pool over exhaust spray water
so jet engines to blast hot water onto contaminated vehicles to clean them.
and blow the contaminated steam far far far away
That first motorcycle appears to be inspired by the Bat-Pod from the dark Knight. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Batpod.jpg
i post the tank picture at secret projects forum
http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=10520.msg99282;topicseen#msg99282
an got this aswer
Рrogrev-T, - "warming-up - Ti"
russian mine-sweep tank with a jet engine from the aircraft!
Blew the soil to open mines. It was tested (successfully) in Afghanistan.
link in in russian
http://media.aplus.by/index.php?newsid=38246
special thanks to Stranger_NN for information
Love the tetris pic! :)
Thank you Michel Van - great info! I updated the page.
About the "Progrev", the oil well jet extinction was actually the job of the polish "Big Wind", another amazing contraption (two jet engines on a T-34 frame) used after the Kuwait war.
If you haven't showed it here, you can see it here :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/internationalmanofmystery/3282269378/ or here
http://cs.finescale.com/FSMCS/forums/t/26964.aspx
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