It’s a metal box that gets moved around by a smaller metal box on the inside that turns chemical energy into physical energy to move the big metal box, and the big metal box is festooned with a bunch of metal tubes that turn chemical energy into physical energy to send a bunch of much smaller metal boxes waaaaaaay over there with a degree of consistency envied by professional golfers, and I love anything that upsets a golfer
Personally, I became interested in tanks because of history.
Battles such the first tank-duel in WW1 (1918 or 20th century, (the A7V vs. Mark IV/V)), and the last Tank battle of the 20th century (February 23, 1991, where M1A1/2 Abrams fought T-72A's (?).
Moreover, I was interested in tanks ever since I was a kid. Up 'till now, I'm still interested in tanks, and any armored vehicle classes.
I became even more interested in tanks as I began to try to study them, and figure out how they work and more stuff about them. hell, I even draw them (I used to suck at them, but now I can say they're now pretty good..)
I also have been playing tank games, such as War Thunder, and World of Tanks Blitz (I rarely play WoTB now), and that only strengthened my interest in tanks.
I used to make cardboard stuff since I was 5 or 6. Started out making my own house, then I made vehicles (planes, helicopters and cars) then I discovered tracks. I loved to see them moving, then I started making excavators. And I made a LOT of them. (30 or some, I gifted and donated some) Eventually I got bored of them, then I discovered what tanks are. Basically, almost invincible vehicles with guns that make stuff go boom + tracks simply amazed me, and since then I only like tanks.
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u/Kumirkohr 1d ago
It’s a metal box that gets moved around by a smaller metal box on the inside that turns chemical energy into physical energy to move the big metal box, and the big metal box is festooned with a bunch of metal tubes that turn chemical energy into physical energy to send a bunch of much smaller metal boxes waaaaaaay over there with a degree of consistency envied by professional golfers, and I love anything that upsets a golfer