The "Ratte" is in town
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4 7 June 2015, 18:31
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Interesting what this monster would do to the streets...A funny, nicely done idea!! Good job!!
12 May 2017, 11:40
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... if ...
this thing weighed a thousand tonnes and if the contact patch for the tracks is about 30m long say by about 4m wide per track that totals about 240 square metres which is about 4 tonnes per square metre, assuming half the area is gaps between the treads that's still only 8 tonnes a square metre, about 80% of 1 atmospheric pressure, better than your average trucks weight distribution and about the same as your average car roughly. I reckon the roads might handle the weight of it traveling in straight lines, occasionally at least😉
turns might chew up the tarmac though,
plus road tax & insurance could be a problem 😄
But at least parking would be easy, even if it is just someone else's problem haha 😄
Still though it's a great diorama of unusual subject 👍 🙂
12 May 2017, 12:55
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this is a great diorama
they said the ratte tank was to heavy to cross bridges
12 May 2017, 15:19
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@All: thanks for the revival (the model was finished about two years ago)!
@Choppa: on the fourth photo in the foreground you can see a small group of protestors with their signs (in German): "Stop the Rat" and "Save our Roads" 🙂
12 May 2017, 20:52
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There are some protester with banners (maybe hard to see) but their main gripe is that the "Ratte" will damage the roads 🙂