Cyrillic speakers do seem to have a penchant for epic contrivances. A few days, we brought you a boisterous BBQ grill crafted by a few metal workers from a train engine. And, now we have come across a ‘bad-ass’ Bulgarian bar ingeniously made from an old Russian military tank! Judging from the images (at which you can gleefully gawk in the gallery below), the Bulgarian designers managed to salvage a part of the military vehicle, which also comprised of an empty section for a tank track.
This upcycled component was then cleaned, painted and finally modified. The ‘modification’ entailed the construction of a new track replica, thus ultimately resulting in a ‘hollow’ bar that poses as a full fledged tank when viewed from the side. Unfortunately, we do not have much details on the ‘tank bar’ project. But we do dig the camouflaged paint job and the retention of the presumably original number plate.
All images are courtesy of Biskvitka.
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US M113A2 tracked carrier. Many countries used them. Nice modification, but I would have restored the vehicle instead, worth much more then.
That isn’t Russian nor is it a tank. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s not in Bulgarian too.