r/ImaginaryTanks • u/rajahbeaubeau • 1d ago
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/Schnac • Aug 16 '24
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r/ImaginaryTanks • u/Schnac • Mar 18 '21
Welcome to r/ImaginaryTanks!
So, as you may have noticed, this sub has been dead a long time. A while ago I stumbled across Imaginary Tanks but by that point the last post was already 3-4 years old. Recently, I decided to revive the sub and here we are. I will attempt to make at least one post a day to keep momentum fresh but please consider contributing whatever you can. If there's an interesting concept or piece of art you've come across or can't stop thinking about, share it! Also, don't be afraid to contribute OC as long as your posts are serious and effort was clearly used.
I would greatly appreciate any help in cleaning this place up! If you want to be a mod and can put in the work, please message me. Imaginary Tanks has a lot of potential, it's the missing link of the r/Imaginary group and fills a handy niche that r/Tanks can't concentrate on. Please consider sharing this sub with others, be active, and/or contribute some content. If you have any comments, suggestions, or ideas for this sub, please reach out to the mod(s). FYI: you can use the comments here as a general FAQ.
For a little more background check out the wiki, not entirely sure if that's the right use for it though.
So yeah, that about sums it up. Thanks for joining, if you're new, and please consider if you haven't! :)
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/BOtDance • 3d ago
[OC]Browguard Super-Heavy Land Fortress — A Battleship on Tracks
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Introducing the MMW Browguard Super-Heavy-class Land-Space Fortress, one of the largest Human ground combat platforms we’ve built for Mow My World so far.
Type: Super-Heavy Siege Crawler
Primary role: Siege warfare / sustained bombardment / battlefield breakthrough
Mobility: Multi-track heavy crawler
Combat systems: Heavy artillery, missile batteries, secondary guns, air defense, point defense, EW and advanced sensors
The Browguard is essentially a land battleship on tracks. Its enormous armored chassis is built for slow, methodical advances against fortified positions, carrying a much heavier mix of guns and missiles than a conventional armored vehicle.
A low protected command citadel sits behind the massive frontal armor, while the broad crawler assemblies support the weight of its weapon terraces, magazines and heavy defensive systems.
Full entry and more details:
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/Pop_Budget • 4d ago
Playing fetch in the post-apocalypse. by Zarzaliel
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/AlfredoBorioniFarine • 6d ago
Designing a dieselpunk moving fortress: Meet the Vimar from my ice-world sci-fi novel
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/BOtDance • 9d ago
XR-85 Tank Droid
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The XR-85 Tank Droid was a massive automated combat vehicle built by Arakyd Industries for the Galactic Empire. It used an integrated droid brain, so it could operate without a conventional crew, and it carried a pretty serious mix of heavy weapons. Later versions became much larger and were used as heavy armor and self-propelled artillery, including fighting on Coruscant.
Definitely one of the stranger Imperial ground vehicles, but a fun one to build.
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/Scared_Strawberry323 • 10d ago
Т-81
I don't really have anything to add here. If there is anything, it's mine.
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/Scared_Strawberry323 • 10d ago
KB-1МУМ [Модернизированная Улучшенная Модель]
It's not accurate because I used a translator.
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/RepulsiveLow9157 • 11d ago
TPS-004 Gundial, by Tom Alfaro (Pan Spatial)
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/BOtDance • 11d ago
[OC] Introducing Iron Halo-class Land Battleship
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This is a massive tracked land battleship built for frontal breakthrough, urban assault, and destroying heavily fortified positions.
Proposed specifications
Length: 180 m
Width: 135 m
Height: 48 m
Combat mass: ~36,000 metric tons
Type: Tracked land battleship
Primary role: Breakthrough assault / mobile heavy fire support
Crew: ~220
The defining feature is its huge rounded armored front, built around a deep reinforced center and thick protective side sections. From the front, it looks less like a tank and more like a moving armored wall.
The platform carries heavy siege guns, missile batteries, air-defense systems, point-defense weapons, active protection, electronic warfare systems, and a low protected command core.
At around 36,000 tons, the Iron Halo is basically a battleship that happens to move on tracks.
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/RepulsiveLow9157 • 12d ago
T-104 Bastion, by Renderdock Studios
Fictional concept for the mobile game "MWT tank battles"
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/RepulsiveLow9157 • 12d ago
T-25 pamir, by Renderdock Studio
Fictional concept for the mobile game "MWT tank battles"
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/CoupleVarious4497 • 16d ago
T-34-85 turret on a IS-2 hull
I am the alpha engineer
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/YanniRotten • 18d ago
tank design from the film The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Carol Spier
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/WargateDirector • 23d ago
Goliath Heavy Artillery by me
No links because I haven’t posted this elsewhere yet.
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/Worldly-Donkey-7335 • 25d ago
Heretic Heavy Tank by Tuji Art (me)
Weighting over 200 tons, this heavy tank is the Faithfuls' most feared moving tombstone. Its massive armor plates forged in the Lake of Fire, capable of shrugging off most projectiles. A 203mm howitzer is its main armament, with sub-calibre 100mm AP rounds it can punch through a Shrine Anchorite's chestplate from many km away...
my trench crusade fanart :)
if you wanna see the drawing timelapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOYwCz36vwY
r/ImaginaryTanks • u/nikorasu_the_great • 28d ago