15 Biggest Military Machines Ever Made !

[@bundlesofjoe]

The amount of incorrect information in this is astounding.

[@philliphearne8325]

It is painfully inaccurate.

[@KidKat__]

Imagine claiming that a plane can fly at 16000 kilometer altitudes, yet it only has a range of 12000 kilometers lmao. It legit hurts.

[@pilotguy822]

@@KidKat__ I was wondering if anyone else noticed the 16000 km altitude thing. Did the announcer guy not know that our atmosphere isn't nearly that high?? The international space station is only 408 km up.

[@KidKat__]

@@markdavis7397 You got me on that one. (It's actually depressing that you have to end your comment saying it's a joke. It's kinda sad that I have to do so as well.)

[@turtletipper1851]

@@markdavis7397 thx for saying it was a joke because I legitimately thought I was dealing with a dummkopf.

[@Max.596]

Mad lab:size doesn’t matter Nukes:are you sure about that

[@sathos]

I mean...I hear your point but nukes are proof that size DOESNT matter... By condensing the energy potential massively a tiny nuke will do the same, if not more, damage than a MASSIVE common explosive.

[@lmonty141]

@@sathos also main battle tanks prove that you dont need a p1000 ratte size of a tank to make a strong and formidable tank.

[@sathos]

@@lmonty141 hitler wanted weapons of terror, he didnt care about the finer points of tactics so much.

[@lmonty141]

@@sathos good point.

[@dvvzm]

Size doesn’t matter…

[@doposud]

I FINALY WATCHED IT !!! i hope you are happy youtube algorithm ! !!!

[@lerondgattenor]

Chceš snad říci že jsi se na to DOPOSUD nepodíval?

[@jollysavage5063]

The fact he included the Jeep at the end is quite impressive in itself. It is dubbed the most impressive in my book 👍🏻

[@siddheshtambe7938]

Sss

[@economicojonhy2465]

YES ITS IMPRESSIVE HOW LIES CAN GO SO FAR, DID VIKINGS DISCOVERRED india, CHINA, BRAZIL, AMERICAS,, according to universities vikins were just thieves and criminals, not navigators..they hand knlwedgment for that they were just barbarias, criminals.

[@jollysavage5063]

@@economicojonhy2465 this is quite random but I love it :0

[@ozymandiasnullifidian5590]

@@economicojonhy2465 Yes! That Jeep and Vikings, there is an obvious connection...😂😂😄😂

[@Aptol]

@@economicojonhy2465 They Not Smrt, They Stronk.

[@simony2801]

The guys voice is excruciating.

[@vrijestijlerc4297]

you hit the nail on the head

[@danieldunedein7012]

Legit felt that. Ridiculously forced.

[@smith3d5]

All I could think was it had the pitch modulation of Patrick Stars LEEDLE LEEDLE LEE

[@EdGrain]

Strip club dj voice

[@esotericist9]

The cringe is strong with this one.

[@coolsav0074]

MAD LAB: imagine what could the 3 missiles do if launched at the same time. 3:20 Me: imagine what would happen if the 3 missiles collided when launching.

[@naranciadropshispizza8870]

death

[@youraverageenjoyer7778]

@@naranciadropshispizza8870 no, it will become human extinction

[@naranciadropshispizza8870]

i will make u embarrass urself

[@volodymyrvsahdneek5065]

And you forgot the world's largest cannons, the Dora and Gustav made during ww2 in Germany.

[@serpent9087]

Flying Gustav?

[@serpent9087]

@Arjan Groenendal I was just saying an old meme.......jeez man fact overload of stuff I already know

[@jvcgemini1340]

Rail supergun to be exact

[@volodymyrvsahdneek5065]

@@jvcgemini1340 Yahwol

[@MichaelAfton69200]

@James Metric it was built

[@SPAG3T95]

MAD LAB:”The Char 2C can take any shell” The 6 destroyed in 1940:”Am I a joke to you?”

[@trissey6640]

''The Russian TSAR-Tank, can easily move through terrain and ditches'' Gets decomissioned after 2 months cause it got stuck in a ditch at testing.

[@warhistory1895]

Techencaly, it got stuck in the mud.

[@ClassWarMatrix]

it's a great metaphor for the Tsar himself LUL

[@Sol_rana]

Lol

[@username90291]

The smol rear wheel got stuck, and the big wheels wasn't powerful enough to pull it out. Lmao

[@angelinaofficieletefigjika9902]

comrade

[@higgme1ster]

The Caspian Sea Monster's little brother! The MD-160, Lun ekranoplan is the most impressive, because it was a ground-effect behemoth. Utilizing the "sweet spot" between the land or sea and the open air is an amazing achievement.

[@jamesdaughton8017]

I was just thinking that. Saw those back in the Navy while doing intel. The Caspian Sea Monster seems to have been designed to deliver 600 troops and supplies quickly for an invasion of Iran if wanted.

[@decelyngracee.obarra3646]

Ñ

[@royalja3824]

@@decelyngracee.obarra3646 là kkk

[@robertparis9901]

I'm

[@robertdonnelly434]

Although the topics were of interest, the over-the-top "Roger Radio" stressed-sounding voice-over was WAY TOO MUCH... :-(

[@YouKnowThatGuy]

I feel you

[@mikeanderson1660]

If we had invested all that money in expanding our cities, they would be made of gold

[@Dragonking-im1fi]

Hahaha you think there’s enough gold to make a city out of it that’s funny

[@necrosteel5013]

Nay, It would all be fissled of by politians to get a few extra private yacths for their rich and influencal friends

[@hennessy7921]

Yaa, and when enemy attacks You hide inside yoùgold , right ?

[@peter_the_snow_viper8411]

Why the fuck would you to build out of gold? That's a terrible idea nit to mention the fact that there's not enough gold to huild a city

[@bossmaine3533]

Fuck them cities let’s go to war

[@dorianbrzovic4512]

Are we gonna overlook the fact that the Nazis had only 2 mouse prototypes and never actually use d them so not sure how they were "often targeted at crossings" ?

[@midnight1274]

Maus*

[@farmole7080]

Du kannst sagen, mouse

[@jevgaming8338]

@@midnight1274 it was actually Ratte which is German for rat

[@Editorwithchai]

@@jevgaming8338 Idiot, the Ratte wasn't even build and we are talking about the Maus, which is the Panzer VIII.

[@jevgaming8338]

@@Editorwithchai I know the Ratte was never built, but it was the largest tank ever designed and they even made a place to put these monsters of a tank

[@lavamons4779]

When a battlecruiser turns into "the most largest and most powerful battleship ever" is damn cool

[@Bustermachine]

Interestingly, the physics of battlecruisers means they were typically longer than and heavier (to an equivalently armed battleship) due to the way hydrodynamics works. The way they put for the HMS Hood was that she put on 8000 tons to gain 8 knots. Might seem like a paltry trade until you realize how powerful it is when you get to decide the range of an engagement.

[@tinawright3851]

0:09 When my dog hears a literal leaf move

[@ncpdswordshielddivision2240]

Your Dog: *TARGET LOCKED*

[@CP-rv1sl]

16,000 km altitude? Crazy. I thought it was only 100km to space. Who knew

[@devonlee2308]

Yeah me too

[@themattbear1]

Yeah... It's supposed to be 16,000m

[@unfortunatelyswagged6226]

@@markdavis7397 And on top of that they later say it has a range of 12000km. That's probably *after* you launch it via an STS rocket.

[@lkfay]

До космоса 40км..

[@ozymandiasnullifidian5590]

@@lkfay До космоса 100км...

[@17irod]

Russia’s response to everything western, we’ll make it bigger!

[@s3tifpv941]

yea, and let's call it moskito

[@MaxKrumholz]

bigger not better

[@17irod]

@Mike Wazozki Mike your gf is a keeper, make sure to tell her you love her everyday! And give her a small present “if you catch my drift” ohh and get her flowers just cause it’s Tuesday!!!

[@17irod]

Tell you a lil story, Me and my gf used to work together and one time we got into an argument on the way to work and it was my fault I felt bad so I decided and created this thing I call a flower shower, I had a bouquet of flowers brought to her every hour on the hour... long story short she wasn’t mad anymore and all the females were very jealous (she even turned red a few times) it’s nice getting flowers at work even once but 10 bouquets will make any female weak at her knees.... guess who got laid that day????

[@MaxKrumholz]

@@17irod so WHAT you have BIGGER you think like a child... this female dumb

[@aidenrios6442]

“The combat guard” is the just the beginning of the halo war hog change my mind

[@anamamac3935]

The MI-12 in that part is the part where MAD LAD said I saw there was a KSP part recreation of the MI-12

[@colingenge9999]

That surface effect aircraft was amazing. Imagine the closing speed

[@singhdasbrahmanistriblepep1461]

yes

[@theomgsee8217]

When you wanted an Osprey but your mom gets you the off-brand version.

[@sup1729]

now this is the kind of videos I like!

[@Thorsten.Youtube]

16000 kilometers service ceiling for a plane is quite remarkable

[@lewisandpark]

lmao, yeah thats 10,000 miles...lol.

[@azab0b]

thats 40 times higher than the international space station, pretty impressive

[@gibmirdeingeld3443]

The Maus never was in an actual fight because the production hall was destroyed by bombs. I think you meant the e-100

[@lezterjamestancingco7237]

He meant Maus because Maus is a little bit heavier that e100 so they pick maus they don't want a mistake

[@havenoname7674]

The Maus never was in actual fight because she was too Heavy and sank in dirt

[@spudpud-T67]

It wasn't easily picked off at bridge crossings as it was never used in combat. Could have and did happen are different.

[@anthonybump1956]

Only a hull was made for the e100 but even that wasn’t finished

[@mrdoggo9607]

@James Metric the maus had been made, prototypes atleast.

[@jayshea3189]

Everyone gangsta until the ratte tank actually gets built

[@josefroque5551]

Or the p1500 ratte

[@jayshea3189]

@@josefroque5551 what that. Is that the full name. Or is that that the movable gustav Cannon

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@jayshea3189 I think they were confusing the LandKruizer (the mobile Gustav/Dora concept) with the Ratte. While the Gustav and Dora rail guns were built and Gustav is well documented to have been used (at the siege of Sevastpol among other usage), the LK and Ratte never even made it TO the blueprint stage.

[@jayshea3189]

@@bricefleckenstein9666 oh yes I was confused with the moble gustav

[@jayshea3189]

@James Metric ok

[@CharlotteBrooks-y2c]

so majestic

[@JoeDobbs]

"weighs as much as 2 godzillas" uh-huh, when godzilla weighs 164,000 tons

[@mrdoggo9607]

😂 true

[@IstvanThree]

The Maus "often became an easy target at crossing" - yeah... you do know how many of these were built? And how many were in the field? And how many of these were fired at, in the field, even at a crossing??

[@korkrow2163]

Wow... the Tu-160 is way more impressive than I ever realised! I never knew it could reach almost half the altitude of GEO satellites. Why aren't they using it for orbital insertion?

[@unfortunatelyswagged6226]

Yes, I'm also quite impressed that they managed figure out the aerodynamics without the need for an atmosphere.

[@ozymandiasnullifidian5590]

@@unfortunatelyswagged6226 That is strange? The American Shuttle and Soviet Buran were also aerodynamic, I wonder why...

[@clarkkent9217]

supposed to be 16km..or 16.000 meters not 16.000km thats like...HIGH :P ISS is orbiting at 400km

[@sincerelyjhing5730]

Because it is just a show piece riddled with problems.

[@grahamecole5016]

@@clarkkent9217 Yep. 16000km hahahahaha

[@angryraptor4463]

The best is Yamamoto wwii this is the dangerous ship ever

[@generalpatrick8631]

No any aircraft carrier is (although I love battleships,)

[@dokushinkizokubochi]

correct name is yamato‼︎ yamamoto is name japanese navy admiral.

[@theshanesaw2807]

What?

[@tonkman4505]

Yes the Wii is the most dangerous ship ever

[@djlincoln7575]

I disagree with calling the Yamato the greatest and Most dangerous ship(Yamamoto I’m pretty sure was an admiral) an Arleigh Burke class destroyer could take out the Yamato from 4,400 nautical miles at a speed of 31 knots meanwhile the Yamato will have to get the perfect shot while staying out of range of the missles and dodging bombs from Mach 1 capable aircraft

[@dfwtifar]

The ekranoplan was the kraziest plan in the cold war. Id have dropped dead in a battle for just seeing it coming😂😂

[@michelhomsi5222]

Information is on more than one occasion is incorrect. Site owner needs to verify the source and make a good effort to share as accurately as possible such information otherwise he looks quite unprofessional. Hovercraft speed at 300km/h 😂

[@Lucien86]

@@michelhomsi5222 That would be a pretty lethal hovercraft.. (I must have been sleeping, didn't even notice how stupidly fast that was. :D)

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@michelhomsi5222 The ekranoplan wasn't a "hovercraft". It was designed to operate in ground effect (mostly, some reports have said it COULD go higher for short distances) as an actual aircraft.

[@killerbee8892]

@@michelhomsi5222 wouldn’t sink an aircraft carrier either and it’s definitely not the weight of 2 Godzilla’s 😂

[@parrot849]

Ya gotta hand it to those zany Soviets, the Ekranoplane is about as nutty as that tactical tunneling earth-boring “tank” Stalin tried to make work (unsuccessfully) in the 1950’s. It was to be dropped off in the Atlantic Ocean by submarine next to the slope of the North American continental shelf and tunnel horizontally into and under the United States in order to plant H-Bombs under Washington D.C. and NYC. Apparently they actually built two working prototypes before shutting the project down.

[@KidKat__]

8:30 dude at least get your numbers right. 16 thousand kilometres is almost 15000 kilometres into space. I don't even think it's just a writer that fucked it up, seeing as it's also put on screen in miles.

[@KidKat__]

@MrNoob more like 16 kilometers, or 16000 METERS. The International Space Station orbits around earth at 400 kilometers, what on eart makes you believe that a nuclear bomber would go 15000+ kilometers higher, lmao.

[@bstange]

Was about to write that. I'm still paused at 8:38 :-D Yeah they've got something mixed up there.

[@davidbath91]

The numbers are bullshit. The Zubr hovercraft can't go anywhere near 300kph. That would be a speed record. The fastest ever hovercraft went 137kph. And the Zubr can do max 63 knots which is about 116kph.

[@KidKat__]

@MrNoob I'm simply saying that if you actually believe that an airplane can go 15000+ km further into space than the ISS, then you're delusional and need a reality check lmao.

[@KidKat__]

@MrNoob I'm not taking you seriously at all, lmao. I'm holding you up on your words, regardless if you edit your comments or not. That's all.

[@ryanrose7727]

“You could buy the Bahamas” *show the islands of Dubai 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@smol8025]

thats paradise cay in the bahamas fam

[@christopher5200]

What?

[@akmalizi8892]

Dude he show the Atlantis hotel which is located in Bahamas.

[@Moose803]

How do you know that is Dubai?

[@ryanrose7727]

@@Moose803 because it shows the Atlantis Palm hotel, which I’ve been to and it’s in Dubai

[@Navstf09]

Ur videos are awesome Keep it up 👍👍

[@Berandini]

TU-160 can reach 16000KM ? Might want to check that “fact.”

[@Timmycoo]

lol someone got their meters and kilometers mixed up.

[@Lucien86]

@@Timmycoo Either that or it was for Mars patrols.

[@Timmycoo]

@@Lucien86 Haha oh that made me sad :(

[@teranovski]

there are many faults. one of them was the mouse thing. it was a prototype but never in service. If memory serves, there were 2 hulls and 1 mock turret finished. if you have any more info please share.

[@KidKat__]

@@Timmycoo He wrote it in miles. Pretty sure he meant what he said.

[@brianfpv623]

All of them are Awesome!

[@nicklatino7157]

That Russian Helicopter, I think the Mi-26 was the most impressive

[@neworder736]

Russians and Chinese version are not effective and it's low availability just do some research if they let you without American's power you wouldn't have peacefull life from all those dictators from Hitler to Soviets and asians or even primitives Islamists. America sacrificed to save the world on every wars, Americans invented 98% of modern technologies and built cities from Dubai to Bangkok and Hongkong Americans control internet and the space America is the new order not the rome empire.

[@empresserissovereigngoddes7110]

PERFECT.❤💛💙💋

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

The Char 2C was a bit bigger in 1 or 2 dimensions, but the Maus was overall JUST as large while having a MUCH greater mass (due to a LOT more armor) and a lot more hitting power. I would give the Char an honorable mention though as one of the 2 world's biggest tanks that were ever built.

[@philiprice7875]

Adolf Hitler saw a plan in 1944 for a tank. wt 1000 tons 3 u-boat engines to power it twin 150mm cannon with a gas milage of 3cm per gallon he said i want 100,Albert spheer said nope

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@philiprice7875 The Ratte - there was also a plan to mount a gun of the Gustav type on a mobile carriage, that would have massed an estimated 1500 tons and would have been the largest land-based military machine ever built by ANY measure. Neither the Ratte nor the LandCruiser ever made it past very early preliminary design work, much less made it TO the stage of actual blueprints.

[@cat_clan_leader]

@@philiprice7875 twin cruiser cannons. There was planned only a single 150mm in the hull

[@livingchutoy5422]

Largest tank that was PUT INTO SERVICE meaning it was actually used. The Maus was built, but not actually put into service

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@livingchutoy5422 The Char never saw action, though a few were "in service" during the Fall of France. There is some evidence that the only Maus that was completed was used against the Russians in the failed defense of the production facility that it was finished at.

[@Mirsad911]

America: We need more mobile machines. Rusia: Comrad we need mo powa baby

[@captainmcnaughty2849]

It seems the military is really into this "Mortal Engines" Movie.

[@ernestina9268]

nice

[@g.industries9247]

Jajaja

[@AnglerSeulangaMVA6891]

Great machine!

[@benbarber2369]

That bomber goes thousands of kilometers high huh? Wow that’s a record of something.

[@farajalagory8027]

🤣 its only 16 km high he is wrong

[@fastfreddy2013]

16000 meters service ceiling

[@chromite_chromite]

SR-71 blackbird: You only fly 16 km, I can fly 85km you tiny machine.

[@KidKat__]

Imagine adding three zeros to what you actually meant.. And sticking to it.

[@tedwillamsw3489]

WOW that's awesome

[@actuallyKeluc]

1:08 I actually live near there! That thing is enormous

[@eduardo6223]

Nice!!!!!

[@michaellawrence296]

Here is there daddy 🤣🤣🤣🤣 this had me the whole day

[@michaellawrence296]

Mi 26

[@BoyGeo]

godzilla: im the king Lun-class ekranoplan: are you sure about that?

[@seeehfds1753]

7:55 looks like a joint venture where one party thought they were designing an aeroplane and the other assumed a helicopter and they had about 3 hours left to fix the issue.

[@Poondsp]

Noice

[@PatrickKnowles-dp8bp]

excellent

[@BlenderStudy]

I heard there was a giant tank called Maus being developed in Germany during the second world war. I wonder if there was a prototype built, or if that was only a rumor. Thank you for the update, MAD LAB..!!

[@krashd]

There was the Maus and the Mouse, the Maus was actually designed and built and weighed about 140 tons, it was huge as tanks go and they only made 1 or 2 as far as I recall. The Mouse was a "moving fortress" concept that would be like a 10,000 ton castle on tracks, it never got further than a few sketches on a drawing board because engineers were convinced it's weight would sink it into the ground.

[@g3d2dgaming91]

There were actually two mouse tanks except both were destroyed but the Russians put One of the turrets on One of the hall that survive the best

[@bruhinc1996]

Only like 2 of them were build. They were discontinued because they kept breaking down and the amount of oil was too high for them to get. The Maus was probably the largest actual tank in WW2. The Maus was def more of a prototype, as it was not used in combat.

[@tymon102e6]

@@g3d2dgaming91 The second was captured, only with the hull, and an turret from an unfinished one was put onto it, the other one was destroyed

[@ordas5291]

Blender Study______Kubinka Tank Museum (Russia)

[@VEX_CODM1]

Hulk be riding in style my guy

[@davidbloxham9920]

Amazing!!

[@pierretank]

wow that great

[@aadisureka7104]

8:33 space begins at 100 km while this plane goes at an altitude of 16000km, i am pretty sure they meant feet

[@timk.3286]

ya, i am sure he meant ft

[@VELIkiq8]

Or Maybe meters?

[@stephenmenhennett6134]

More likely they mean meters instead of kilometers which is just over 50000 feet.

[@blackpanther925]

What that is amazing😯😯😯

[@hamreeshba7412]

2:00 Godzilla doesn’t weigh 100 tons Godzilla weighs 164,000 tons, it can literally crush that plane in seconds

[@joseernestojrunabia7241]

Wow its impressive

[@undefined40]

"When it comes to military machines, nothing is more important than size and power." Right, that is why we still have so many battleships and dreadnoughts in service, not to speak of railway guns. And good that you mention the Tsar and the Maus, what a success story they had each.

[@thebadone23]

so much misinformations in this vid..

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

Hint. Even the FORESTALL class aircraft carriers were bigger and capable of delivering more damage than the Yamato class - and the Midway class was a hair bigger and capable of delivering more "power" in damage than the Iowa class. But sometimes SPEED matters just as much, and ACCURACY, and RANGE often matters a lot more. The Tsar Bomb does not appear to have been intended as a war-fighting tool - it turned out to be way too hard to deliver and VERY inefficient at damage production. The Maus *might* have been in one battle - and if so, it was overwhelmed by numbers and would have had a VERY inexperienced crew - so it never had a chance to even try to prove itself. On the other hand, the Maus likely was going to be a "big, slow" target for aircraft - that COULD hit it where it was weakest (the top).

[@undefined40]

@@bricefleckenstein9666 Hint 1, the air craft carriers have just own armament sufficient to defend themselves, nothing in comparision with a Battleship. They carry aircraft that in sum outmatch a battleship in firepower (hence the name). You wouldn't count an land located airbase as it's own weapon either. Yes, as a mobile airbase, they are an very effective force multiplier, but they are not a (substancial) weapon in itself. Hint 2, Tsar tank, not the Tsar bomb. Good you watched the vid we are talking here about.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@undefined40 Land based airfields DO count as weapon systems. No airfield (or carrier), no aircraft launches, refueling (yes, tankers have to take off from SOMEWHERE and be refueled themselves SOMEWHERE), weapon reloading, maintainence, repairs, ETC. Carriers are a tradeoff in that they are mobile, at a cost in lower capabilities, vs a land based airbase. BTW - a LOT of the defense of that carrier is provided by it's own aircraft, and the ESCORTS that always shadow it. A carrier has very little of it's own defense, commonly short-ranged stuff like PHALANX. ex-Ranger (CV-61) sailor.

[@tyr7096]

MAD LAB: a planeboat would be twice as heavy as an atomic Godzilla 243 tons Monsterverse fans: *visible anger*

[@Onyx413]

Sometimes you need small but powerful things

[@Slide_mind]

THE YAMATO AND THE YAKULA SUPRISED ME THE MOST!!!!!!!!

[@happypumpkin7956]

" Don't listen to anyone who says size doesn't matter !!" Me: VISIBLE FRUSTRATION 😧😤

[@H-E-S-C]

8:19 def my favorite, I've always loved hovercraft

[@MannyXj1]

As impressive as these engineering marvels are, it’s kind of sad we consistently use the greatest minds on Earth to build things that destroy. Imagine if we used the determination it takes to build these machines to advance the human race.

[@zartexkrontaculys1097]

Lmao

[@Krular]

more so than not. Military driven technologies have advanced the human race in other aspects of life.

[@axtonplaysbabft768]

YEAH OK WE’LL EVER DO THAT.

[@anoukvandecandelaere6148]

Yes but without any defense you will just get invaded.

[@mano4053]

@@anoukvandecandelaere6148 MannyXj1 talked about the "greatest minds on Earth". If knowledge was used by everyone on Earth for development, not for destroying, there would be no invasion.

[@justabardfromdnd]

pyotr veliky: hehehe im the biggest ship the yamato: no you arent

[@pabrennan6877]

*Fact Check at **8:34* - The ceiling height of the Tu-160 is actually only 16,000 Metres (9.9 Miles = 52,000 feet) so the given information is 1,000 times out. Even a old 1960/70's Avro Vulcan nuclear bomber had a ceiling of 55,000 ft (17,000 M) - So the Tu-160 is not so special in this respect.

[@TheSeamJimi]

THANK YOU

[@ImSarpD]

It also was allowed to leave by the F-35s, which woulda snuck up on and shot it down without it even knowing, if they wanted to.

[@colts5565]

The hover craft

[@blaznivylolkar216]

nobody: soviets: i want the biggest planes ships submarines and tanks

[@mauijttewaal]

Absolutely crazy!

[@chromite_chromite]

Mad lab: Tsar tank is the biggest tank ever! The P-1000 ratte: you dare oppose me mortal?

[@peterkatulin8399]

The Tsar tank was real though

[@chromite_chromite]

I meant ever designed

[@stormdiverz1200]

Bruh... everyone knows that the TKS tan kettle is the biggest tank

[@Aptol]

Yamato: You Are Little Tanks.

[@ncpdswordshielddivision2240]

P15000 Monster: What Are These Kids Talking About?

[@KHANIDRUS]

Love Tu-160... I often see them at my workplace :) These machines are constantly being upgraded. wish you all the best

[@countjobula]

lol ok

[@TheBlaindj]

what happened with your voice? are you better now?

[@quyenluu5662]

the voice is just too much.

[@juorful]

All of it....amazing and shocking.

[@XD-ym4jf]

You can fit an entire family on it grill! *intresting.*

[@Therobloxman69420]

Wait, how to you parachute while in a hovercraft?

[@erikc6988]

The greatest construction is all the inaccuracies in this youtube vid...

[@ashersolomon9560]

I think channels that produce crap like this would be better deleted

[@serpent9087]

Agreed

[@thesiberianfox8379]

Facts

[@thesiberianfox8379]

@@serpent9087 Agreed

[@CC-185TheGreatGamerandOvi]

THIS IS DRIVING ME CRAZY!!!!!!!!!

[@kierangallears2670]

So glad that the maus had made it here =3

[@ryebrayton3459]

size doesn't madder all that madders is POWER

[@PKB60]

Where is Gustav??

[@dingmacadindang7812]

True

[@FreddyFazbearFNAF]

You mean Shwerer Gustav railway cannon?

[@sreyleaknaturallife1416]

I never see before, thank you for sharing

[@rdelrosso2001]

At the 8:35 mark, they say the Tu-16O can fly at an altitude of 9,942 miles! REALLY? IS THAT A MISPRINT? 9,942 MILES TIMES 5,280 feet per mile = over 52 million feet, or 1,485 as high as a 747! NO WAY JOSE! The Space Shuttle flew at 700,000 feet!

[@bobi4006]

Nice photo shop bro rly enjoyed the phumnail 🤣🤣👍

[@User-ghcwvouvmgs]

It's better to have small, fast, and powerful than large targets that are slow and powerful

[@alexanderjason434]

Nah a behemoth can sometimes win not only battles but entire wars Ask Japan with all their Mecha Franchises, Godzilla, Power Rangers, Metal Gear Solid the metal gears, & the Legendary Yamamoto Giant Battle Ship & last but not least the Death Star Of course many Sci Fi stuff but as a Former Airforce Member I can tell you Military scientists take inspirations from Popculture

[@User-ghcwvouvmgs]

@@alexanderjason434 yeah but assuming that it's with range of a missile (*cough* *cough* it always is unless it's in space) couldn't a missile or two just be like "ayo why you gotta mess with mah homies" and bitchslap it

[@achristfollowingturnbullma8237]

Glad I stumbled across this page it actually gives real things come across other pages that deceives

[@willdenoble1898]

Yeah but some of their info and metric conversions are ass.

[@achristfollowingturnbullma8237]

@@willdenoble1898 hahah

[@KickingJesus22]

This guy sounds like he literally just cannot poop.

[@krokodilgena637]

The akula is so cool😍😍😍😍

[@jim_8621]

5:02. Shaquille O'Neal standing on Jason Momoa's head. Well, that's one way to explain the height.

[@rheography]

i lost it when he said here are some big mi-26 and HERE"S THEIR daddy.

[@jim_8621]

5:02. That's actually quite precise. Shaquille O'Neal's and Jason Momoa's height combined is 4 meters and 9 cm. So you were of by 9 centimeters.

[@Draxillior]

Well, there is 12 minutes I am never going to get back.....

[@macnof]

6:30 The maus often became a easy target... Apparently MAD LAB don't know it wasn't put into production...

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

There was one Maus completed, and the hull for a second.

[@macnof]

@@bricefleckenstein9666 having 1 1/2 prototype is hardly in production ;-) Also, it didn't see combat at all, the prototype were captured by the Soviets before it rolled off the test facility.

[@angrydoggy9170]

@@macnof Not the only mistake. The char 2B was developed before the war, not near the end.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@macnof I don't count the Maus as having been in production. There is some indication that it DID see combat, in defense of the factory where it was built vs the Soviets - but the stories conflict. It definitely HAD "rolled off the production line" it was being built on though, but wasn't far if at all FROM the factory/facility it was at.

[@spudpud-T67]

@@bricefleckenstein9666 Perhaps it was "easily picked off while crossing" the factory floor. Who ever let fact get in the way of a good tale.

[@lemon5155]

Russia: alright boys thats enough Vodka for today

[@robbiebob275]

*combat guard * top gear alert

[@darelfernando3926]

All of them

[@chromite_chromite]

Mad lab: Pyotr Velikiy is the biggest battleship ever made! The Yamato and Musashi: get pogged nerd.

[@Tachjanka]

And Bismarck!

[@chromite_chromite]

+ Tirpitz

[@infernorex6997]

Wait is it really a battleship? I thought it was a battle cruiser

[@flutterguy2258]

honestly the ship that had the power to take down an entire army in one barage

[@moeszyslak1335]

8:34 i think you mean meters not kilometers. If it's 16000km nice space plane^^

[@nicholasschwass3111]

As soon as I heard it I looked in the comments...

[@nachiketkortikar]

@@nicholasschwass3111 lol me too

[@eastonplays8163]

im dissapointed I didn’t find the Gustav Railway Gun in here