Vozilo A

[dzumba]

Иначе, макета ти је одлична. Допада ми се онај тенкиста на куполи. Делује врло убедљиво.

[ssekir75]

уууу, доообарррр

[Dreadnought]

Još jednom, vozilo A u postavci muzeja na Kalemegdanu.


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[robertino]

da li netko može odgonetnuti šta piše na ovom prvom tenku

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ja uspijemo pročitati samo "Tito", ostalo ništa,
drugi je onaj sa parade, a ostala tri ništa se ne vidi

[draggan]

da li netko može odgonetnuti šta piše na ovom prvom tenku

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ja uspijemo pročitati samo "Tito", ostalo ništa,
drugi je onaj sa parade, a ostala tri ništa se ne vidi

Moguće da je "TITO-PARTIJA" (s leve strane ćirilično a sa desne latinično napisano,kao i kod drugih)

Ni na ovom videu se ne razaznaje  pa nagađam ...

[jadran2]

...na drugom pise (iz filma):

         СВОJИМ
СНАГАМА ТЕХНИКУ АРМИJИ

[Dreadnought]

Stalins Weird Brother | Tenk Tip-A Yugoslav Experimental Tank

An interesting and somewhat unusual story states, that on the 26th of February 1949, while visiting the ’Petar Drapšin’ (Петар Драпшин) tank workshop, Yugoslav President Tito (Josif Broz) asked all the gathered workers if they could build a tank? Everyone answered aloud ‘we can comrade Tito!’ Tito allegedly replied something along the lines of ‘Then you have a task now!’ and so the work on the Vehicle A started. Whether this is the whole truth or just a myth, it’s hard to say. Even if true, it was a more or less a symbolic gesture, because the decision to start the production of Vehicle A had already been made in 1948.