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  1. PanzerMeister

    PanzerMeister New Member

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    All who have seen James Bond Goldeneye, could tell me what tank Bond drives in "Saint Petersburg" in the pursuing scene? Is it a T-54/55 ?
     
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    I believe it was a T80, but I cant remember as it was a long time since I saw the film.
     
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    Not a T-80. The turret was too spherical, and it had wheels/bogies with holes in. My guess is T-54/55, but I couldn't say exactly.
     
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    As I said Its been a long time since I saw the film, but the chassis didnt seem to look like that of the T54/55!
     
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    These are the best pictures of the tank that I can find...

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    Strange, look at those cubes on the frontal armor of tyhe tank.
     
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    Could these cubes be add-on ERA's?
     
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    Yup, they are ERA. But it surely isn't a T-80 although it has ERA.

    It looks a bit like the Polish PT-91 Twardy, IMHO.
     
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    The turret is definately T-55 or a derivative of it.
    The blocks etc were (I am sure) simply added by the film company to make us the gullible public think "oh - T-80!"
     
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    mmmm Thanks alot Ricky, I guess that makes me gullible :p
     
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    Good old Reactive armor. 8)
     
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    Well...
    :D ;) :p
     

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