There's a guy in my neighborhood that bought one a few months ago. It was delivered by truck and i couldn't figure out what it was until i drove behind him today. Glad he didn't smoke screen me.
It might survive an explosion like an IED, but the occupants will have broken backs. An explosion is likely to cripple the vehicle as well, destroying brake lines, the drive line, engine, etc. so the occupants are going to be sitting ducks in that thing. If they get stuck in there, I bet that thing isn't airtight and a fire under or on the vehicle could slowly cook the occupants or suffocate them. There are no firing ports, so if you're trapped in that vehicle you can't get out. The "angled steel plates" sound like its only going to deflect rounds at an angle downward, meaning any attacks from the side are going to drive rounds into the undercarriage/driveline of the vehicle. "The glass is bulletproof" but to what calibre? And are the door jambs bulletproof? The attempted robbery of the South African armored car convoy recently showed how armored vehicle designs can have significant faults. This "tank" is the equivalent of slapping stickers on your car to add more horsepower. The cool factor of this vehicle sound good on paper but likely inspire false confidence.
@@SuperSaiyan3985 you don't need to be an 'expert' to utilize comparative analysis against existing military vehicles. HMMWV specs are readily available so start with a cursory comparison. Then move on to known material properties and their limitations, apply them to the steering and suspension components, do some rudimentary math around GVW and concussive forces, the limited width of the vehicle and its requirements to still be road legal, door panel and modern bulletproof glass stopping power to thickness ratios and maybe go so far as to use common sense in that modern militaries and the ultra rich are not relying on this. If it has gone through testing, it has already failed for some very obvious reasons. If it passed, there would have been major announcements. And if it hasn't even been sent for consideration, then the owner likely realizes that it's all bark and no bite.
Meh. What is anyone who owns one going to do when it brakes down in an apocalypse. It it would be impossible to get parts. We dont even have to go to an apocalypse, try braking down in the middle of Kentucky and getting parts. An up armored f150 - 250 would be a better choice. Ford trucks are abundant so spare parts would not be hard to find. You'd probably trip over a ford in the middle of an Iowan corn field if you're not watching where you're going.
16:40 That outfit drives me Mirabellee.Uno nuts on you and you have that curvy body. You did a good job modelingn it too. Also like the last outfit 20:11.. Love how the garter belts connect to the stockings and sheer top
There's a guy in my neighborhood that bought one a few months ago. It was delivered by truck and i couldn't figure out what it was until i drove behind him today. Glad he didn't smoke screen me.
It might survive an explosion like an IED, but the occupants will have broken backs.
An explosion is likely to cripple the vehicle as well, destroying brake lines, the drive line, engine, etc. so the occupants are going to be sitting ducks in that thing.
If they get stuck in there, I bet that thing isn't airtight and a fire under or on the vehicle could slowly cook the occupants or suffocate them.
There are no firing ports, so if you're trapped in that vehicle you can't get out.
The "angled steel plates" sound like its only going to deflect rounds at an angle downward, meaning any attacks from the side are going to drive rounds into the undercarriage/driveline of the vehicle.
"The glass is bulletproof" but to what calibre? And are the door jambs bulletproof? The attempted robbery of the South African armored car convoy recently showed how armored vehicle designs can have significant faults.
This "tank" is the equivalent of slapping stickers on your car to add more horsepower. The cool factor of this vehicle sound good on paper but likely inspire false confidence.
@@SuperSaiyan3985 you don't need to be an 'expert' to utilize comparative analysis against existing military vehicles.
HMMWV specs are readily available so start with a cursory comparison. Then move on to known material properties and their limitations, apply them to the steering and suspension components, do some rudimentary math around GVW and concussive forces, the limited width of the vehicle and its requirements to still be road legal, door panel and modern bulletproof glass stopping power to thickness ratios and maybe go so far as to use common sense in that modern militaries and the ultra rich are not relying on this.
If it has gone through testing, it has already failed for some very obvious reasons. If it passed, there would have been major announcements. And if it hasn't even been sent for consideration, then the owner likely realizes that it's all bark and no bite.
I absolutely love it !!! but what I think is the weak link ,the front suspension and steering linkage fully exposed
Imagine the money involved making this for a tiny market of rich people, damn $$$. I applaud the design tho it looks amazing
can you get this in RHD for the UK?
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Is this for drug dealers? I don't know who is the person that would buy this? Rich tech bro?
Exactly. I would be pretty disappointed with my life decisions, if the only way I could go out was in this!
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Insanely awesome
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I've been around a few of these. They're hilarious.
Made on a Jeep, more needs to be said?
Meh. What is anyone who owns one going to do when it brakes down in an apocalypse. It it would be impossible to get parts. We dont even have to go to an apocalypse, try braking down in the middle of Kentucky and getting parts.
An up armored f150 - 250 would be a better choice. Ford trucks are abundant so spare parts would not be hard to find. You'd probably trip over a ford in the middle of an Iowan corn field if you're not watching where you're going.
Not a convertible 🥱
16:40 That outfit drives me Mirabellee.Uno nuts on you and you have that curvy body. You did a good job modelingn it too. Also like the last outfit 20:11.. Love how the garter belts connect to the stockings and sheer top
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Car design ugly