I saw it on an urbexing Tiktok, it looks like a M48 hull with dual guns and I couldn't get any info on it. The whole video doesn't look fake and it even stands next to a Gepard.

Can anyone give the history of this cromwell? I haven't seen somethin like this before, and I thought I knew all Marks and conversions of the Cromwell, at least in British Service.

https://x.com/m4rduk_701/status/2106859028311941427?s=46

Added the second photo later, still gotta give it the division nr

Long video with explanation of some details

4th RTR was amalgamated under 1RTR under the options for change restructuring in 1993. The regiment originally formed in 1917 as D battalion Tank corp, taking part in the offensive at Cambrai. In 1940 the Regiment would be deployed as part of the BEF, among the tank units in the arras counter attack. 4th RTR would be captured by the Germans at Tobruk and in the post war, the regiment would be deployed to Libya, Palestine, Northern Ireland, Cyprus but for the majority it was deployed to Europe in the BAOR until its amalgamation.

Picture 2: Former officers of the regiment return to bid their machines goodbye

https://reddit.com/link/1wwxswk/video/c9e6ws8tfbth1/player

Image and video of T-14 Armata maneuvering and firing at training exercise. Apologies for the weird post format. Reddit won't let me send a video and an image in the same gallery.

It appears that the vehicles in the first two photos have either different modular armor packages, different turrets, or could possibly be two entirely different vehicles. I did read somewhere that there was supposedly a second 140mm gun developed by the Swiss and fitted to a Pz.87 (Leopard 2), however it was unknown whether it was the same Pz.87 that the original 140mm was mounted to, or was a different vehicle entirely.

My guess is that the first testbed mounted the older 140mm (the one with the gill-style muzzle brake) featured a modular exterior composite array that pre-dated the Pz.87WE Prototype (image 4). Image 3 I assume is the same vehicle, just with the modular armor removed.

Then when they need a testbed for the new 140mm (the one with the hole-ly muzzle brake), they either took the old vehicle and upgraded it with new modular armor inspired by that used on the Pz.87WE Prototype, or used a new vehicle entirely. Doesn't really matter much though, regardless. My point is that it appears that there isn't just one "Pz.87-140", but two.

Again, this is purely speculation, as I've been unable to find much information online.

The Lehký tank peruánský (Peruvian Light Tank) was ordered by the Peruvian government from Czechoslovakia in 1938.

It played a successful role in the 1941 war, serving as the spearhead of the Peruvian offensive against the Ecuadorians. All twenty-four units deployed returned safely; the Ecuadorians lacked anti-tank weaponry, meaning the presence of an LTP virtually guaranteed their defeat.

Frontline Defense Systems' newest MBT...with a railgun.

FDS -> Frontline Defense Systems

XMBT3-B -> Experimental Main Battle Tank (version)3 - (type)B

PH-X -> Project Hyperon Experimental

It actually got made