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addy landzaat wrote: Hmmm, Humvee, lets see how long it takes. Not a lot of Humvees around here.

Doesn't look like it; anyone?

addy landzaat wrote: But what is that T-62 doing outside Ukraine?

Well, you have to know that Poland, before Berlin Wall collapsed, was a member of Soviet military block and have various types of military vehicles mostly made by Soviets. Then, after SU collapsed, all Eastern block countries had tones of Soviet military junk which was successfully withdrawn from its armies and went to hundreds of auctions post Eastern block wide.
This T-62 shown on picture is one of many other vehicles and other equipment being in private hands of two brother's collection.
I can only imagine how much money they have to spend to buy all those things.
And interesting thing is that almost all this military stuff (except aircrafts) is running.
More about it here: https://www.sztolnialuiza.pl/index.php/en/military-technique-park

@Jadom:
After the fall of the Berlin wall and dissolution of the USSR Soviet tanks and other military equipment were cheap. I think those were mostly T-55 tanks but I know a mate of mine considered buying a MIG-21, not realizing how big those are Was just looking at the Wikipedia page for the T-62, but it seems Poland never fielded T-62's but licensed build the T-72. My remark was of course related to the (extended) support of Poland for Ukraine and the fact that most European former Soviet tanks are sent to Ukraine.

Interesting park, thnx for the link!

Edited by addy landzaat - 13 January 2023 at 20:43

How about the largest electric shovel in the world?



next: some other form of mining equipment

At a gravel mine in Switzerland:



Next a high-reach excavator.

Will this do?



If yes, the next will be a flag
If not, we'll still be looking for an entire high reach excavator

The African coast behind this (Dutch) coaster passing through the Street of Gibraltar



Next: another cargo ship