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Crazy super heavy tank project! This is just something unimaginable! For crazy people and fans of the history of tank building and tanks!

Crazy super heavy tank project! This is just something unimaginable! For crazy people and fans of the history of tank building and tanks!

P-1000 RATTE TEES AVAILABLE

Bright infographics are not only very informative, but also very cool as a design for fans of the history of tank building! Here is a project of a German giant named Rat and a comparison with other German tanks

The comparative size is from P1000 Ratte, to motorcycle. Everything is scaled relative to each other, so you can easily estimate how huge Ratte was. Design for the lover of German tanks, the history of the Second World War and just real connoisseurs of military

Alternative movie poster for the Swedish vampire film "Let the Right One In," directed by Tomas Alfredson and based on the novel by John Ajvide Lindquist.

German military machinery of the Second World War is scaled relative to each other, you can see how huge, for example, the MAUS was relative to the size of the Luchs tank and compare all this with the height of a person

A gray eminence, but far from arrogance. She loved long forays and took many adventures. She knew how to treat "the big seal" so that it doesn't get too cocky. She was the leader, the helper, the cuddler. She created as many butterflies as there are stars in the sky.

Lady Possum was the rat that could jump the farthest. No one could match her. She climbed as high as she could! When she slept, she slept, so deeply that she gave some of her subjects a right fright. In the end, she could no longer jump or climb. She wanted it nevertheless so gladly. Her appearance was important to her and she tried to take care of it until the end. Now she really don't wake up and I hope she dreams of jumping and climbing.

She was so careful and gentle, yet a lady of society. There has never been a more cuddled lady than her. She could sit there for hours and enjoy being caressed. Gently touched, she almost fell over with delight. She knew how to ask for help. She did the same in her last minutes.

She was arguably the cutest baby and, unfortunately, was treated like a toy with her sister. After that she became a very massive lady, one who was very loving and grateful. Unfortunately she was always very sickly and therefore her life was regrettably short.

The "kind" Lady Klecks. A great lady who was never rude or vicious. She was content with everything that life gave her. Even though she was so gentle, she had a very strong will. A will to live and eat. She was the one who helped many and lovingly accompanied them on their difficult paths. She was also accompanied on her difficult path, which she did not want to leave.

The very big and brave Sir "Dude" Lebowsky. He has seen a lot of bad things in his life and seen a lot. Even so, this gentle giant was brave to the end. Fear gnawed at his heart and yet ... you were brave Great Sir!

She knew the suffering of the world, was exposed herself, left alone in the cold and without anything to eat. So scared, she was, that she wanted to be like a tree herself. If she hadn't been so white, it might have worked. After that, every little thing was a gift for her. She was so gracious that she not only endured Lady Knägge, but also guided her and made her small and large gifts.

Auch sie haben Seelen.

This fierce sniper knows how to ring in a new year with revenge, terror, and fury. Do not steal her dumplings or she might serve you for dinner!

Crazy, unique, on or off, likes to cuddle. Full of energy, she was always different from everyone else. She knew how to stir up the noble circles excellently, knew how to apply for a hearing of the rat clan. Still, her loving eyes flashed through her madness.

Märchen - Mädchen mit Regenbogen - Aufkleber für Kinder, um ihre eigenen Geschichten zu erfinden. Teil eins.

Because it happened.

“What he was scared of was not that maybe she was a creature who survived by drinking other people's blood. No, it was that she might push him away.” ― John Ajvide Lindqvist, Let the Right One In