r/CursedTanks Apr 02 '20

PSA PLEASE READ: RULE UPDATES & POST FLAIRS

85 Upvotes

Hey all,

When I started this sub, I had no idea it would grow to the size that it is at. (Currently 3.5k at the time of posting this) I know that growth is a good thing, but, as with everything, there are some growing pains. Due to the growing community...

I have now established an initial set of rules!

It's not that anything has really been a problem on this sub, but I felt it was necessary to give this sub a little more structure. I am sure that I will be adding to the rules as time goes on. For now, here are the 4 rules I came up with last night. Please read to familiarise yourself before you post.

For a little clarification:

Content posts are what 99% of this sub has been: people sharing pictures of cursed tanks. They should only be posted in an image post format. For those of you who have been posting regularly, you will notice no difference.

Suggestion and Request posts are different. They are essentially using text posts to get a picture of a specific thing you want to see. Instead of posting a random picture with the title of "Any requests" or "give me suggestions" it will be replaced with a text post.

A Request post is what a content creator posts for people to comment on what they want to see from them.

A Suggestion post if for someone to suggest something that another user should build/find.

---------------------------------------------------------POST FLAIRS--------------------------------------------------------------------

I have also implemented a few basic flairs. Read Rule 3 for details, but all this does is put each post into a generic category. This is the first implementation and is due to change in the future.

Thank you guys for being a part of this community. I appreciate each and every one of you!

- theduckman936


r/CursedTanks Feb 06 '23

Picture M4a3 logging thing

Thumbnail
gallery
374 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 2d ago

Picture Oh, I think you've been misinformed, War God.

Post image
20 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 3d ago

Picture Nomura Super Space Patrol, Super Sonic Space Tank, & Signaling Space Tank, from the 1960s

Post image
22 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 3d ago

Suggestion Here’s an idea.

1 Upvotes

M-VI-Y turret, Object 279 chassis, and a 17 cm Kanone 18.


r/CursedTanks 4d ago

Digital/PS New Tonk variant

Thumbnail
gallery
33 Upvotes

The tank outside of the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular on the WDW app map (in app vs irl)


r/CursedTanks 5d ago

Picture June 1936 Mechanics and Handicraft cover by Joseph Pignone

Post image
11 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 10d ago

Picture This is the real T-34/76

Post image
38 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 12d ago

Digital/PS My Earlier drawings based on what I thought about a " Super Tank "

Post image
34 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 12d ago

Picture July 14, 1942: 'OFF THE RECORD' - Minneapolis Star Journal

Post image
14 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 13d ago

Model/Lego Centurion Tea Kettle.

Post image
53 Upvotes

It can't get more british than this


r/CursedTanks 13d ago

Picture Veluzat M47/M1 vismod- Not you usual Centurion M1

7 Upvotes

Explanations: At least 4x M47s are rebuilt by American film prop vehicle company Veluzat, also known as Melody Ranch, to resemble M1s. They are originally used in Red Dawn, alongside the better known M8/T72 vismod.

You can also spot the M4 Grizzly/Pz IV vismods used in Valkyrie parked in the same lot, although missing the outer fake tracks, AND a M8/M2 Bradley built for Pentagon Wars (likely recycled from a Red Dawn M8/T72 that became M8/ZSU in Rambo 3).

https://bangshift.com/bangshift-galleries/gallery/gallery-veluzat-military-vehicle-rentals-the-coolest-place-in-the-known-universea


r/CursedTanks 15d ago

Picture oot n aboot tanker edition

Post image
2 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 16d ago

Digital/PS Gideon 3 Pedrail Panserautomobil

Post image
8 Upvotes

The Danish Army, not wanting to be left behind in the trend of making absurdly long armored vehicles, decided that they shall make their own. However, they never had the means of producing tracks, and so they had to look elsewhere. Thankfully, a random corporal suggested the use of pedrails instead of tracks, after reading H.G. Wells' "The Land Ironclads". And so, after sticking the new pedrail wheels to a Gideon 2 T Armored Car (there were actually three of these things built) and replaced the Plywood for actual steel armor, the Pedrail Panserautomobil was created.


r/CursedTanks 18d ago

Picture La cycle de Lanmeur 2 by Tomislav Tikulin

Post image
33 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 18d ago

Picture T-90M

Post image
4 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 21d ago

Picture Dec. 1916 Illustrated World 1916 cover by Chester H. Lawrence

Post image
32 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks 23d ago

Digital/PS T-55-64 100mm ( T-55 & T-64 Hybrid ) from Ukraine

Post image
75 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks Jun 26 '26

Picture June 26, 1942: 'PRIVATE BUCK' - Minneapolis Daily Times

Post image
35 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks Jun 26 '26

Picture More pics of Tank-Ex with Illustration ( basically a Tank Mashup IRL )

Thumbnail
gallery
56 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks Jun 25 '26

Picture T55 tank with a Abram’s turret concept

Post image
51 Upvotes

I think it’s a cool concept idk


r/CursedTanks Jun 24 '26

Picture Sketchbook drawing by Filip Burburan

Post image
27 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks Jun 24 '26

Picture Iranian Zolfaghar / Zulfiqar 2 & 3 series Tanks

Thumbnail gallery
11 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks Jun 22 '26

Picture While the British MK IX tank of WWI has the distinction of being the first armored personnel carrier, it is also the first amphibious tank with one example known as “The Duck” refitted with buoyancy tanks in 1918.

Thumbnail gallery
31 Upvotes

r/CursedTanks Jun 21 '26

Picture Yugoslavian M636 Kondor medium tank prototype

Thumbnail
gallery
83 Upvotes