Craziest Soviet Machines You Won't Believe Exist - Part 2

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[@BeAmazed]

I hope everyone enjoys this video! Watch Part 1 here in case you missed it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3fbmmaihKaWfNU

[@TexasPrisonStories]

Great Video! I'm enjoying your videos today on my birthday! Salute from Texas.

[@Royal_Xxtynss]

Ah yes 4 likes

[@Sebastian001]

“Unfortunately the Soviet Union collapsed”?!! It’s very fortunate

[@powerboy7145]

Hey are fat like me

[@Wawacatfloppa]

Where did your original voice go ?!?!

[@paulstaf]

Title says "Machines you won't believe exist", then goes on to describe several machines that never actually existed.

[@gamespc7880]

The several that never actually existed. Did in fact exist but only as a prototype!

[@jpreaux76]

@@gamespc7880 Some of them weren’t even prototypes.

[@Zz_Buttrdnn_zZ]

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@mrcatthailand4031]

Soviet Union long tank:KV-6

[@hjsweet3866]

The medeleeve was not a real tank it was designed not even made

[@occorner2502]

Soviet engineers: "How much firepower we should add to this prototype tank of ours Comrade?" Soviet leader: "Yes"

[@thatgamer4354]

Timestamps! The Hovertank- 0:42 Object 760- 2:51 Mendeleev Tank- 3:25 T-42- 5:37 T-42 Super-Heavy Tank- 6:11 MAZ 2000- 8:04 Mil V 12- 9:46 Mil Mi-10- 10:10 Mil Mi-32- 12:04 VVP-6- 14:02 Antonov AN-14SH- 16:10 Typhoon Class Submarine- 17:55 Ushakov's Flying Submarine- 20:36 NIAI-RK- 22:26 WIG Aircraft Carrier- 24:52 Sorry if i forgot anything.

[@Zack_Roblox.]

can't forget about ohio

[@zaneeroscadena1441]

@@Zack_Roblox. Cant forget about your dad coming back

[@cocoloco_86]

@@zaneeroscadena1441 bro that is not funny

[@DizzyDLEG0]

youre the best. thank you for taking the time to log all the time stamps. :)

[@BlueBloxRoblox]

@@zaneeroscadena1441 cyber bullying be like:

[@sharunsan2683]

The modular truck was truly amazing it's seems practical too such a shame it never became popular

[@robertweekes5783]

13:00 they were smart to avoid the triangle helicopter, it would constantly be rotating unless one rotor spun twice as fast as the others. That’s why drones always have 4-6 rotors

[@ОлегКартошкин-ь5ю]

In fact, this is theoretically possible if two propellers rotate in different directions, and the third is coaxial, as on the Kamov's helicopters.

[@mauricioalmeida7749]

It has been proven tricopters work- the Cierva airhorse pitched the rotors slightly to counteract the gyroscopic forces.

[@emirlo8364]

Engineer:sir, what shall we build? Stalin: *Drunken babling* Engineer: yes sir

[@jardel_lucca]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@اسكندرفكار]

Imean with a mostach like that could you refuse... leaterly you can't say"NO"or 🥶💀💀

[@asriel365]

FLYING CHATSLR WITH LASTER LASTE TANK DEPLOY BİG BOMB SUABMARİBE

[@umberct]

More Vodka

[@اسكندرفكار]

@@umberct the vodka is there ful source

[@luxuryhub1323]

That's what I love about the Soviets: If you can imagine it, then you can build it. Nothing is too much far-fetched

[@aguli5509]

Yes

[@Hornet4]

You should go to Russia to imagine the tallest building in the world

[@MrRusty-fm4gb]

That’s what I think in my head when I see the Caspien Sea Monster.

[@jahdai7543]

Like imagining the yeti exists 😆

[@wfettich]

Many of those things would've been impractical, inefficient and unusable. It looks to me that they were not really made to bring actual utility but to impress the higher-ups to shell out more funding for the design bureau. When state funding dried up after the fall, no private investor would've given money to build those things.

[@Drizzy6ixx]

Hey you. Yeah you. If you're reading this hope all is well and have a great day please.

[@a.h.c.yourvirtualfriend]

All is not well one of our horses died

[@whiteasiannotblack]

ok

[@lobkerutten6827]

I’ trying tho but tbnx

[@pumpkinking1.0]

Thank you. You too

[@barrymckockinner9292]

No

[@sallyshafey]

You should really consider adding subtitles of other different languages, Be Amazed. To think that some people are actually deprived of watching these masterpieces of videos is a real shame. Not only it'll grant more people the endless pleasure of watching your videos, but also, widen your fan base. I know my dad would enjoy watching them.

[@Lizard_Ri]

I mean, im watching it in English because my language isnt there (and i prefer English) so yea, more subtitles would be cool

[@sallyshafey]

@@Lizard_Ri I certainly do also prefer English, it's where all the puns lies

[@jonathanguinan8248]

@@sallyshafey don't you actually realise if you press on the little square with cc at the top of the screen it gives you options for subtitles and before doing it you can go into the settings on KZbin and choose which language you'd prefer as your main choice

[@handolo1266]

@@jonathanguinan8248 *THIS*

[@Bambisgf77]

@@handolo1266 but they are not reliable…. Often printing “sounds like” words that have no meaning in the context. It’s better than nothing but have subs would increase fan base.

[@iloveappleyoutube7198]

The Typhoon submarine is like an underwater yacht, it seems like a great traveling experience. Way better then the WW2 subs.

[@badteddybear4779]

some modifications and they sell it ...

[@freedombaby64]

Ok,i gotta admit America and Britain had weird tanks But a triangle heli? A shoebox tank? Man these soviets are out of this world And i thought the Little Willie (British) Tank was weird

[@maxkronader5225]

Check out the Russian Tsar tank. It's almost unbelievable that they built such a thing. So, the Soviets apparently inherited the willingness to build crazy ideas.

[@predragmanov6341]

Shoebox tank wasn't Soviet. It was pre-Soviet (Tzarist)

[@wyvernbravo]

'' If only they had a fleet of these things to cussion the fall'' Almost died laughing😂🤣

[@SILOPshuvambanerjee]

Me too

[@jpreaux76]

Time stamp?

[@MadaraUchiha55910]

You’re forgetting that modern tanks weigh in the neighborhood of 70 tons and they also have tracks which aren’t exactly conducive to high speeds though they quite good at spreading ground pressure along the vehicle’s hull. There are some tracked vehicles like the Wiesel 1A1 that can go around 60 MPH but that’s a light weight IFV actually lighter than a HMMV

[@CarinoGamingStudio]

not to mention the nuke proof tank.

[@CustomerService100]

I want to buy all of these

[@اسكندرفكار]

Im not sure if you can buy a typhon sup for 3.4 billion$ ....but good Luck

[@BeAmazed]

please buy me a soviet helicarrier if you have some spare money left over 😉

[@اسكندرفكار]

@@BeAmazed i would chose the MIL-VI 12 and use it start my luxuiriast hili airliner

[@Red_2022.]

I would buy the shoe box tank;)

[@seandelap8587]

They also invented their own version of the Concorde i believe.

[@RandomizedRandom]

yeah, the first one: tupolev-144

[@اسكندرفكار]

Actuly there version was thé original one before the concorde

[@srice8959]

They Used stolen plans to build their version of the Concord, but they only had 1/2 the plans. It was a TOTAL Goat Fork!! People sitting right next to each other had to pass notes back and forth because it was so loud in the cabin that they couldn’t hear each other speak

[@اسكندرفكار]

@@srice8959 the tu-144 were made even before the concorde and was upgraded later.....you know that the USSR is a souper power in désigning air craft...he dosn't need a country like France

[@ryanhampson673]

Ah yes…The concordeski….You mean the one where the Russians stole the plans from Concorde, built it first “claiming” they came up with the design, was so loud passengers should have been wearing earphones, and burnt so much fuel you’d think it was on fire? The TU-144 was a complete dumpster fire.

[@ivanleterror9158]

Hoover Vacuum Company made it's own contribution to this technology in the mid 50s. They made a vacuum cleaner in the shape of a ball called the Hoover Constellation. I had one and it was powerful. When turned on the exhaust was directed downward and it would glide on a cushion of air as it followed you around the room and felt weightless to use. Same principle.

[@sirridesalot6652]

I still have one of those. It works really well on carpet but not so well on tile.

[@ivanleterror9158]

the carpet holds the air back more like a sort of gasket. But they were lasting too long so they had to stop making them.@@sirridesalot6652

[@bobthegoat7090]

Thank you for the astonishing 3D animations.

[@seriatekata2375]

I’ve seen tank animations with the Mendeleev tank and that thing is crazy

[@randomtext7543]

It was not built

[@L4evsk]

Gorynych ("dragon") snow-cleaner... B-23 and B-24 project battleships (nearly built)... "Earth mole" war machine project... Object 279 tank... Airplane project featuring nuclear power source (think "Fallout")... Tsiolkovsky's space concepts... Also, this vid series deserves to cover other countries too. There were\are lots of unbelievable machines.

[@tornilua6520]

Moreover, in the Soviet Union there was: free education for everyone, followed by employment in their specialty. Free medicine without co-payments and insurances. Stable prices so much so that they were printed on the product from the factory. The state gave it to people without housing for free, there was no need to take out a mortgage and generally pay for housing somehow. Canteens where you could eat healthy food cheaply. But of course there were also disadvantages. For example, the absence of private property. Housing received from the state free of charge is the property of the state, and it cannot be sold or rented out. The impossibility of organizing your own business, as a result of the lack of private property. If a person did not have a job for a long time, this was considered a criminal offense, so even famous singers and football players were employed, for example, at a factory, although they never appeared there. The Soviet Union is one big crazy experiment. I was born in Russia, but my grandparents and parents told me a lot about it

[@webpa]

It is possible to describe just about anything, even hell, using favorable terms. However, the most significant attribute of any system is whether people strive to break out of it, or break into it.

[@tornilua6520]

@@webpa You're right. But you can get used to everything, even hell. But the real hell begins when you need to change your habits and start thinking differently than it has been all your life. It was very difficult and painful for people who survived the collapse of the Soviet Union to change. It would be just as hard for modern Russians to return to the Soviet Union.

[@Jonathan.D]

It's one of those things that looks great on paper, but fails because of the human element.

[@vmj361]

Actually as I understand it there was indeed some limited private businesses in the USSR; not much to be sure but they did still exist like a few private practices for doctors and small privately owned mom-and-pop stores, though I am not sure how much they were taxed.

[@stephenjones101]

One of the main factors cited for the breakup of the Soviet Union was the high cost of the arms race, bankrupting the country. Not surprising then, how many of these expensive and sophisticated vehicles and weapons systems were designed and prototyped but never built in significant numbers before being terminated when the Soviet Union broke up.

[@TheDrAstrov]

but recent events show that everything was not in vain

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

Read, the iron man by John Watson

[@TheDrAstrov]

@@Sandi_shores_lands_fish To pollute your mind with childish fantasies?

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

@@TheDrAstrov it's one book for children and another one about a Soviet ship... yes there is more than one

[@TheDrAstrov]

@@Sandi_shores_lands_fish continue to live in the world of other people's fantasies

[@you-are-the-tharpsters]

0:13 I like how the left has sprocket game play

[@TfMG539]

I mean, the "shoe box" would be good at being a hospital tank for, if any, during an apocalypse type of event; I mean, it would make it lighter and gain more speed super easy, barely an inconvenience

[@annoyboyPictures]

A SOVIET ERA JOKE: " What One American Builds, Ten Russians cannot Understand,... What One Russian Builds, Ten Americans cannot Lift..."

[@100PercentOS2]

Yep, Aeroflot was an Aeroflop with many of these flying craft.

[@TheSuperappelflap]

I remember visiting Germany as a kid and they would have road signs indicating speeds for different vehicles. Often the signs would indicate that tanks were not allowed to drive over 50km/h.

[@MrUltrabyte]

Nice Video

[@user-nacv-8867]

Amazing video

[@krisztiankalman5805]

Hovercraft: prototype built in 1915 by Dagobert Müller von Thomamühl of Austria-Hungary.

[@djrafash2715]

Don’t underestimate the British with military technology

[@coralrein8696]

I actually loved this video. The Mendeleev Rybinsk Tank was very cool.🕶😎😎

[@cinderedrockjf8055]

Damn, most of these prototype designs remind me of bosses off the video game metal slug. 😎✌️ Well I am American I'm totally for freedom of speech. But damn some of our military boys have got to look at some of these plants. Sure would love to see a modern version of that flying airplane submarine that was cool. ✌️

[@L4evsk]

I believe lots of US tech originates from other countries (brain migration), including Russia\USSR. Sikorsky helicopters. "Ekranoplans" (surface effect vessels) - I believe in US several models exist and are used nowadays (quite unlike in Russia). The F-35 many Russian aircraft fans believe to be the re-design of Soviet Yak-141 project, sold or stolen to USA following the USSR downfall. It cannot be argued though that Russia has been weak at its industry, and even the great Soviet progress has not solved many problems, like engines production, or bearings, and of course microelectronics (Russian microprocessors are biggest in the world, - a common joke here)...

[@iamnormal8648]

Don't use feet and pounds when discussing engineering. And don't use tons when you are using feet and pounds. Please welcome to the 19th century.

[@Ratselmeister]

Bear with the guy. He's disabled and apparently American.

[@rdsieben]

The triangular helicopter is an innovative design. it should be built

[@merafirewing6591]

The VVP-6 is definitely something the Cobra group would steal to use against the Joes.

[@centanaire5815]

1940 makes tanks. 1980 makes missle tanks. 2022 makes cardboard bullets

[@Floody77]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gunsnrosesdefinition7672]

We get dumb ideas

[@riph5611]

The Soviets were the best in technology. They ruled the world and beat the Nazis.

[@lobitomalito13]

That mendeleev tank just looking at it made my body hurt.

[@alexanderkidonakis9185]

“I-saw-silly triangles”

[@FingalPersson]

Helicopters... they come with 1 rotor with 2-7 blades, and a maximum rotor that will work is 2.

[@ItalianCountryball11]

I love your videos.

[@VaibhavShewale]

only at the desperate times human evolves and create things at fast pace

[@gamechannelminecraft6583]

"Congrats to everyone Who is early and who found this comment. 🐼

[@RosaSantaCruz]

Ya

[@daldione]

Noice

[@tusharsharma1353]

Yo yo

[@Lino_Berry]

:v

[@teacupanimates]

ok

[@jijupappachan7230]

The MIL-V-12 is the grandfather of the osprey

[@kennedy6971]

If there's room for a extra barrel then of course it was added. Getting ready to heat them refered to as over and unders. Lol

[@masamah2661]

( 2:51 ) we have object 260, object 277 and object 760 WHY THERE IS SO MANY objects.

[@UkraineRussiaConflict-ti3oo]

I remember that they built and recently launched an even bigger sub. It carries intercontinental nuclear torpedos.

[@Edwin.Fernando-g7n]

Beautiful oxymoron indeed!!!

[@zoph6241]

Belgorod yes.

[@Dialogue091]

i love this metal slug theme

[@berkyazar6929]

i liked how you used sprocket to show the moving shoebox

[@malikberry9319]

What was the worst tactic that Japanese infantry had to do can you make that kind of video please 🥹 🙏🏿

[@soegengdenan]

The v-12 is So Huge!

[@yasir134]

make some videos of US craziest machines in same tone, its funny and amazing.

[@christiansalcedoii9632]

3:48 Dose anyone remember the German A7V tank.

[@chucheeness7817]

If the typhoon sub in RA2 was based on the typhoon class sub here, it's funny to imagine that it can be destroyed by one or two dolphins emitting sonic attacks lol

[@nplagma]

Oh, so if there's a drawing of something, that means the thing that was drawn exists? So if I draw a flying unicorn that poops supermodels, then those exist, too?

[@decract]

Every Soviet Union vehicle ever: "uNfoRTUnaLLY, SoViEt UnIOn cOLLapSeD"

[@tiggybiggy9929]

Those soldiers on those test rides were built different. No seats much less seat belts 10 deep. 1:37

[@antonywei3019]

tbh the soviet union was basically the country with crazy inventions

[@lionllew6601]

These videos should have been called Craziest Soviet Machines You Won't Believe Exist and almost existed!

[@darylcheshire1618]

I loved the Swedish design which didn’t have a turret, it had to use treads to aim left and right. Apparently there are some advantages to this design and I can’t remember how many were built. I think it had a much lower profile.

[@CaddyJim]

Surprised you didn't include the tsar tank

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

Source? Tsartare sauce?

[@C1tt]

Make a playlist of this type of video

[@rumpleforeskin6951]

Bro the t-42 seems like it should be as iconic as the p-1000 ratte

[@dmytrostrybko]

Billion or rubbles spent and hundreds of sleep deprived soviet engineers died in gulags so that we could have some good laugh on youtube. Well spent effort, former USSR! It's a shame its people (me included) had to go outside for a dump as in-house toilets were not common until 70s.

[@StarsWithScars]

tank designes on the influnce of... VODKA!

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

Emergency kit in tank... in case of emergency break glass Its a vodka bottle and a hammer

[@GoF1ns]

The millennium falcon was inspired by the American B-29 Superfortress.

[@ANOLDMASTERJUKZ]

@12:57 Please allow us to make a correction, get your dividers out and measure, it is an equilateral triangle.

[@aakashiit9245]

Everything the soviet made was out of this universe

[@sam_the_dachsund_47_85]

Hay Be Amazed the M46 Patton tank u showed was a Pershing tank

[@thewarpath5948]

Have you also done a vid like this but with German things

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

Nein, I mean nyet comrade

[@chriscutress1702]

That Heli-Carrier reminds me of the Captain Scarlet launch platform for the Angel Jet Fighters which I believe pre-dated the Avengers movie franchise.

[@menwaralanazi47]

Anybody else watch this show for the PUNs !

[@pexster1988]

I want that triangle plane! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Namirov_V]

Hello from Russia and Thanks for video bro !

[@Ratselmeister]

You could clearly say the sowjets and the germans had the best technology and the best engineers

[@zoeybrock1515]

That shoe box would have to fit some huge shoes in it.

[@darksyd]

First time seeing the minutes when it was uploaded😊

[@nplagma]

Hover tank? 2 words: Sergeant Bilko

[@a_skeleton_dude]

Thumbnail: craziest Soviet machine that you won't believe exist Also thumbnail:*proceeds to show a machine from the Germans*

[@a_skeleton_dude]

I edited it because show got a mistake so it shot

[@networknomad5600]

Those 6 prop helicopters are a nightmare... you'd have to have people micromanaging each engine.

[@zzzmatyzzz]

imagine if the triangle was a civillian transport helicopter which would serve like your average commercial plane

[@theconfederacyofindependen7268]

The first tank shown is the T-35 5 turret Super Heavy Tank, it can probably crumble a bridge like the Panzer VIII Maus

[@michellebrankovic6958]

How has this person not got the tu 144 in this video

[@jodypitt3629]

Hi, during WWI, Germany had possessed something simular, the A7V, of which they had built about 20

[@darylcheshire1618]

Bald and Bankrupt did a video where he flies to this remote village in a biplane.

[@mariusikan]

Since when can tanks go up to 75 km/h? :o I have never seen any post, docummentary or anything that would mention that.

[@zoph6241]

A T-72 (just like the one in my pfp) can reach those speeds. Heck, even a T-14 Armata can go faster than 75 km/h

[@ElNerdoLoco]

Can't help but notice most of these machines we, "Won't believe exist" never existed.

[@rickroolpanzar5744]

That mendeleev tank looks like a shiping container

[@rev_tommygun80gaming81]

Wow wierd stuff ... How do you find all of it

[@Sdp40fguy]

Im literally the strongest of all them 💀

[@vendever1508]

16:09 voice change :o

[@mrsensibletimewastingarrog4185]

So things that never existed can be as crazy as you like. The 35000 tonne hovering submarine that I thought of is really mad. All powered by rubber bands.

[@shawnburke-hutchinson5901]

That submarine is not a submarine. That is a frickin island.

[@Blazius28]

The Mendeleev vas designed by the Russian Empier, not the Sovietunion

[@thealliedpanzer7654]

Can u put the T-35 T-100 and SMK in the next video

[@arlonservigon4039]

The bdp-6 is a heli of carrier 🥁🥁

[@andrewlanglois6362]

17:59 but the Typhon class Sub did make its way.... You can't find any better Soviet Class.

[@اسكندرفكار]

Imagine bieng sined to one in the USSR and playing Tetris for the first time

[@zoph6241]

Borei?

[@nathanvidot9682]

amazing vid

[@thesupersupermarketguy]

The triangle helicopter looks like something that’s made in Roblox not Minecraft because in Roblox are triangles and people make ridiculous things