It’s the main battle tank of the IDF Israeli Defence Force, bit more trivia, it’s name is Hebrew for chariotlooks good lookin tank Mick i love the shape an every thing about it what country has her in service ?
chris
It’s the main battle tank of the IDF Israeli Defence Force, bit more trivia, it’s name is Hebrew for chariotlooks good lookin tank Mick i love the shape an every thing about it what country has her in service ?
chris
Here’s look inside the real thing, which also explains some of the more unusual features of the Merkava:It’s the main battle tank of the IDF Israeli Defence Force, bit more trivia, it’s name is Hebrew for chariot
Did you say Carrot - wow, that's one aggressive looking vegetable!It’s the main battle tank of the IDF Israeli Defence Force, bit more trivia, it’s name is Hebrew for chariot
Thanks for posting that, very interesting. There can’t be many, if any, other tanks that have a back door for accessHere’s look inside the real thing, which also explains some of the more unusual features of the Merkava:
Does 'Ontos' count as a tank I wonder ...?Thanks for posting that, very interesting. There can’t be many, if any, other tanks that have a back door for access
It certainly has a very futuristic look and also the ability to carry troops onboardLOVELY model Mick i love the looks of this tank an the lovely turret an if i had to be in a tank in a wartime snenerio than this is the tank id like best as that very low turret hopefully will deflect rounds from hitting the tank well designed i think
chris
I’d hate to disappoint you, but …that very low turret hopefully will deflect rounds from hitting the tank
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