I find it utterly staggering that these incredible machines are still starting up and just resuming duty. We are told by the experts that wartime era soviet tanks were crude, cheap and unreliable. Suited only for the two to three weeks they were expected to survive combat. Yet we see faded monuments that have waited seventy blazing summers and seventy terrible winters, the endless rains and bitter snow, rise again, ready once more for those long-dead soldiers. Its little less amazing than if stone-carved knights stepped down from their mediaeval tombs and marched out of the cathedral, broadsword in hand. If nothing else they are a lasting memorial and testament to the hands that built them in those terrible dark times, the nameless forgotten faces that go unthanked.
Also, hunter fighter of all breeds of the Tiger and Panther tanks: ruclips.net/video/n_aDMqFrUV8/видео.html SU / ISU-152. Because of its adopted role as an impromptu heavy tank destroyer, capable of knocking out the heaviest German armoured vehicles-Tiger and Panther tanks, and Elefant tank destroyers-it was nicknamed Zveroboy ("Beast Slayer")
Very true, T34 tank over few years went from 850+ parts just to 600 and production price from 360 thousand rubles to 125k something... they didn't bother advancing anything, only simplifying as it would considerably slow down mass-production. Also soviet tanks for same reason were a death trap, per knocked tank 3 crew members would perish, while on western front it was just one dead per knocked tank. Also didn't have any safety measures for keeping ammo inside - usually was absolute mess, wielding always was done hastily leaving mass holes where bullets and ricochets could sneak in, especially deadly was Molotov cocktails as single one could put everything on fire due to the gaps in armor.
Never believe in propaganda. Ask yourself if it was possible to defeat modern fascist German army with such a trash before the second front was opened in June 1944 (at the end of war)?
@@kot.kominterna Клоунам объясню по-русски. Джона я прошу не верить западной пропаганде. Техника СССР не была мусором и вполне смогла не только сдержать, но и одолеть современную на то время технику фашистской Германии. Это факт. Второй фронт был уже не нужен в 1944 году. Mantulis87 вообще бред несёт про дыры в сварных швах на Т34, про отсутствие креплений для снарядов. На Шерманах с креплением снарядов было не лучше. Про то, что о безопасности танкистов не заботились вообще ложь.
1940s: ok comrade IS-3, go to sleep now. I will wake you if motherland needs defending IS-3: KK *70years later* *video exists* IS-3: I have awoken, who is enemy
NUCLEAR Phoenix1 So when Americans or Germans are proud of their gear that's fine? Yet when Russians are then it's biased ?? Strange logic. Every nation has the right to be proud of their history. Yes, even the Russians!
It's amazing that most of the ww2 Soviet tanks still works even the heavier ones, they are expected to be broken in the duration of time but damn they still work. And remember this is the tank shocked the allies that they scrambled to develop a tank to counter it incase of a war.
Untrue, all but a few ww2 t34s still exist most t34s in museums were produced after the war with better material en expertise. The is 3 wasn’t even mass produced in ww2 and may be a ww2 design but is still a Cold War tank just like the centurion.
@@ЭнакинСкайуокер-к7кчему завидовать это английская разработка,когда поняли что это хлам так сразу и отказались от дальнейшей модернизации....не слушайте совковую и россиянскую пропоганду
Built to last. Lately I watched a video from an old ISU-152 which was cranked up after a long period being an monument, too. Awesome, simple but good old stuff...reliable machines despite getting no maintenance.
Im amazed at how findable these things are. not only that, but I've seen so many instances where people just turn the motor over a couple times and they start up after sitting for forever. quite impressive enginnering to do that.
This reminds of the time my dad bought a claas combine harvester that had been left standing for 50 years. Within an hour we had the tyres pumped up, a charged battery fitted and fresh diesel up to the injectors and it fired straight into life. We then drove it the 5 miles home haha. Stuff really was built to last back then.
@@Spitfire__1944 jop. Everybody like something different. I play wot more bcs for me is that arcade (and pay to win) play style more fun. And ofc in wt I'm so bad 😂
Robert Strupe not exactly. But the reason many of these old machines still run after so long is because they were built with high tolerances in mind. However this meant some engines actually would run like trash straight out of the factory and others would last forever since the machining wasnt constantly accurate. Nowadays, with more precision and parts the engines cant really sit 50 years without replacing injectors especially. But newer engines do have less variability out of the factory making them also more predictable
Scallie water probably infiltrated the transmission over the years and the gears rusted. Typical breakdown from a machine that was probably beat to shit. Wouldnt call it garbage, just that it needs some love. I worked for a garage that restored old machines from the 60s and 70s, so Im not speaking out of my ass
я точно знаю что у нас тысячи танков стоят брошенными на бывших военных объектах, бывших военных частях. Там можно найти самую разную технику и большая часть будет подлежать восстановлению, вот только это никому не нужно.
@@iloverebeccachambers This tank was not stolen by the russians it was stolen by pro russian rebels from ukraine. This was not a russian tank it was a soviet union tank , just because Russia was a big part of the soviet doesnt automatically make it russian.
@@historiousedward4145 They love or like your Tank? Bring them back home using this Beast. Don't like it AND insulted it at the same time? Shove an 130mm AP or HE shell down to their filthy throats. They survived it? _SEND THEM TO GULAG!_
I love it when you see something like this and it looks like a derelict, then some smart arse jumps in and drives it away like it's been on standby for 70 years. Russian engineering eh. Say what you like, it's robust.
lol..IS-3 was developed during the war, it was combat ready in '45, IS-3 tanks took part in the Allied Victory Parade through Berlin! The Leopard 2 was born in 1979 how you cancompare that two tank? Funny kid...
When you find a tank that fires up 70 years later, kept under the rain and snow, then don't put it back on the monument, make it like new and put it in a museum.
Very good video! It is rare to find videos of this tank. To see the inside, and the engine, the electronics composents. We see how those guys make this 48 tons tank work with some tricky things but it still pretty much the same as it was in 1945.
@@TheGhostTrollekdejvu That would make it 64 years old when the video was made. Still quite impressive they can get it started and running. Obviously, it will need a lot more work if you want to drive it 60 miles and roll up a trench system.
Служил на нем в 1976-1978 г. На Дальнем Востоке наводчиком орудия 71 отдельном полку тяжелых танков. Даже в те времена все исправны были. Как такие безотказные дизеля создавали тайна. Правда при тревоге одна треть не заводилась, температуры низкие были. И проблемы с аккумуляторами. С толкача то всегда заводились. Хорошо, крепко, просто сделанная машина. Мощности двигателя не хватало резво по сопкам бегать. Но огневая мощь, это нечто. 301 бортовой номер.
@@Andrew_okkk так он в войне и не участвовал. Тройки были только на параде победы в Берлине. Конкретно этот танк был на постаменте до украинских событий 2014 года, как пишет автор.
@@kotperdun8010 ясно, значит это тот ИС3 который ополченцы ДНР завели и использовали в боях, но его отбили ВСУ и вернули на постамент. Но в любом случае, столько лет стоял памятником и завелся.
@@jrbeckman2194 There is no period. IS3 had sloped armor, thicker armor, better mobility and range, larger gun (88mm vs 122mm). Russian shell was almost 3 times heavier (9kg vs 25kg). These tanks are comparable as Russians learned from Germans during the war. Tigers were sinking in the mud more easily due to the greater mass. IS3 had wider tracks.
первые 207 штук ИС--3 были изготовлены и доставлены в Германию в июне 45-го. Против немцев не воевали, только позже 52 машины на параде в Берлине ездили. ( the first 207 pieces of IS - 3 were manufactured and delivered to Germany in June 45th. They did not fight against the Germans, only later 52 cars drove at the parade in Berlin)
@@ВасильДеркач-т7е Иосиф Сталин 3 использовался до 1969го года (если не считать когда ополченцы ДНР его использовали, кстати это и есть танк из видео), выпускать перестали потому что после 12-13ти попаданий в лоб из немецкого орудия 8.8см у ИС3 расходился передний шов щучего носа, но знаете ли 12-13 попаданий выдержать такого орудия это очень круто.
Английский "Центурион"был готов к началу 45го, но повоевать не успел. Против ИСа-3 западные конструкторы создали аналогичные тяжёлые танки. По правде ИС-3 был сырым с множеством болезней,от которых не излечился до списания,но этот танк выиграл первое атомное сражение не сделав ни одного выстрела, позволив выиграть время СССР, для создания своей атомной бомбы.
t-44-100 maybe better in speed and manuvering - but armor is crap. Most of guns more than 76 mm could penetate him. IS-3 armor near 2 times bigger - and shape is better. is-3 has just 1 big weekness - its weight.
I'm sorry, but the capitalism can't ride this tank or can not drive or like it because the Communists never allowed it, I will not *especially American capitalist dogs can never ride*
@Adam Chlebovec >where police can pick you up from the street Keep believing this bullshit. Russia lacks something Germany has (good economy) and Germany lacks something Russia has (it's not that fucked up here with migrants and army here)
@@viacheslavmatiukin3827 и что с того? Сделан он на Урале, а точнее на Челябинском Кировском заводе. Украина что-то делала только пока была частью СССР, независимая не может ничего.
Чего ж не поверить) Не такие уж отсталые были те времена. Только электроники такой не было, как сейчас, остальное все принципиально осталось тем же. Видел какие сто лет назад линкоры да "Титаники" строили по своим "примитивным" технологиям?
Yeah but you wouldn't want to be there when the tank catches on fire, specially if the barrel falls on the hatch, you gotta go trough fire and close to bursting ammunition to get out, but as a casual every day drive then yeah, I would still not feel safe exiting from under the barrel tho
Tiger 1- “Gimme a minute, plolplplolplplplolplpl Hold on...plplplplolplplploplpl, One more time plolplolpl groom grooooom There got it” IS-3- “No diesel? No worries comrade just piss in my tank and I will run on bio. Okay ready? Brbrbrbrbroom broom broom Ok ready to go, next stop, Berlin!”
I build 1/35 scale military models. I have a Tamiya-brand kit of this tank. The DETAIL in this video is AMAZING! I hope this DINOSAUR goes to a museum, for historic preservation. It's basically USELESS as an actual weapon of war.... THANK-YOU, and KEEP UP the GOOD WORK!
That thing just looks like a statue. I was like: _"No way they are gonna drive this, its like 60 or more years old and was probably standing outside for most of the ti-_ _Oh never mind _*_the engine just started"_*
When I went to see the IS-3 and IS-2 in Warsaw Museum of Polish Military technology the IS-2 and IS-3 were much smaller then I expected like i mean the T34-85 was taller then both and there both definitely much smaller then a Tiger 1 but I guess that an advantage for the IS-2 and IS-3 low silhouettes make it harder for enemies to spot
that has been made on purpose. Obviously to reduce silhouette and make it much harder for enemy to hit. You can clearly see the same idea in modern russian tanks - they all have much lower profile than western ones.
~ If u enjoy those beasts, make sure to watch "in the chieftain's Hatch" episode with the IS-7 : it was THE ultimate WWII era heavy tank...it was designed to sustain anything enemy tanks could send at it, even Jagdtiger 128mm shells ! ! ☝😮
It makes it's own ammo as long as the drones are allowed to feed the hive when out of action, you just drive up to the hostile infantry, poke it from the inside with a stick and then cover the gap with cloth and watch them try and fumble with their AT as they get stung :D
Slow and Weak by todays standards but back in the 1950s It's a beast! i mean this is the Tank that is so menacing that the other Countries started to design Tanks that can either compete against it or that can surpass it.
@@kamov52510 Even if fake it is Possible, just fit it with the cannon of today's round, modern tech and replace the thick armor on the front with composite, it's no use but it's there
Tanks from outside - "What a beautiful machine!"
Tanks from inside - "How is this even working ..."
Ofc you would expect it to be filthy inside a tank that's almost 70 years old
>isn't perfect
"hOw iS tHiS eVeN wOrKiNg"
@@hulilupteri. Russian engineering never dies
It's basically a bucket of bolts.
@@CAT-je9qd The same joke could be applied to a brand new IS-3 to be honest...
In our backyard we find old tractors, in former soviet countries they find Kv-2's and Is-3's
's - it is sport?)))
@@qckghost9439 yes comrade)))
@@Battttt it us samagon for nitro
I have old abandoned m48 Patton’s pretty much in my back yard
@@arthurmorgan4952 why dont you repair them and send them to help settlements?
Its working better than my renault
Alperen Küçüker anladım kardeş :D
Anladım abe
Ofcourse it is, Renault sucks
If it's a FT-17 I'd understand why
grandglad yes
*_"Yo neighbour, wanna know how a 122mm D-25 souds like?"_*
OI VADIM TASTE 122 CUKA
Its dismounted sadly you can see it from the inside
@@Ziqaretten ,the breach block is missing but the breach its self is still there, so if there was breach block for it, it could possibly work
@@Leo1C2MEXAS oh okay
sure
I find it utterly staggering that these incredible machines are still starting up and just resuming duty.
We are told by the experts that wartime era soviet tanks were crude, cheap and unreliable. Suited only for the two to three weeks they were expected to survive combat.
Yet we see faded monuments that have waited seventy blazing summers and seventy terrible winters, the endless rains and bitter snow, rise again, ready once more for those long-dead soldiers.
Its little less amazing than if stone-carved knights stepped down from their mediaeval tombs and marched out of the cathedral, broadsword in hand.
If nothing else they are a lasting memorial and testament to the hands that built them in those terrible dark times, the nameless forgotten faces that go unthanked.
Also, hunter fighter of all breeds of the Tiger and Panther tanks: ruclips.net/video/n_aDMqFrUV8/видео.html SU / ISU-152. Because of its adopted role as an impromptu heavy tank destroyer, capable of knocking out the heaviest German armoured vehicles-Tiger and Panther tanks, and Elefant tank destroyers-it was nicknamed Zveroboy ("Beast Slayer")
Very true, T34 tank over few years went from 850+ parts just to 600 and production price from 360 thousand rubles to 125k something... they didn't bother advancing anything, only simplifying as it would considerably slow down mass-production. Also soviet tanks for same reason were a death trap, per knocked tank 3 crew members would perish, while on western front it was just one dead per knocked tank. Also didn't have any safety measures for keeping ammo inside - usually was absolute mess, wielding always was done hastily leaving mass holes where bullets and ricochets could sneak in, especially deadly was Molotov cocktails as single one could put everything on fire due to the gaps in armor.
Never believe in propaganda. Ask yourself if it was possible to defeat modern fascist German army with such a trash before the second front was opened in June 1944 (at the end of war)?
@@kot.kominterna Клоунам объясню по-русски. Джона я прошу не верить западной пропаганде. Техника СССР не была мусором и вполне смогла не только сдержать, но и одолеть современную на то время технику фашистской Германии. Это факт. Второй фронт был уже не нужен в 1944 году. Mantulis87 вообще бред несёт про дыры в сварных швах на Т34, про отсутствие креплений для снарядов. На Шерманах с креплением снарядов было не лучше. Про то, что о безопасности танкистов не заботились вообще ложь.
@@МихаилКоржов-о5ф Прошу извинить за резкость. Не так понял изначально.
I wish I had an IS3 in my backyard.
Hooligan Garage i wish i had an merkava in my backyard
💪💪💪💪💪
I wish I had Leopard 2 in my backyard.
Hooligan Motorsport m8 I wish I get to see one
i wish i had the whole Wehrmacht and Kriegsmarine in my backyard.... oh wait
Hooligan Motorsport you can you just need a clean record and paperwork and boom its there
1940s: ok comrade IS-3, go to sleep now. I will wake you if motherland needs defending
IS-3: KK
*70years later*
*video exists*
IS-3: I have awoken, who is enemy
The IS-3 was in use until 1967
@@maniacpanic666 only by Egypt
Mc Morphin wierd, IS-2M was used until the mid 90’s
@@startingbark0356 BY Russia? I doubt that. I know they had T-10Ms in active reserve in the 90's though, but they were phased out completely by 1995
@@thenumbah1birdman yes that was because they had to restart as an capitalist country i think
That engine sounds so smooth and well balanced!
Rob O because it is V 12 engine.
Iam a german engineer.. and i must say ... your right .. the first start engine sound ... The klack klack of the valves ..... perfect ....
That’s Russian bias for you my friend
NUCLEAR Phoenix1 So when Americans or Germans are proud of their gear that's fine? Yet when Russians are then it's biased ?? Strange logic. Every nation has the right to be proud of their history. Yes, even the Russians!
Evilmulle Nice save!
It's amazing that most of the ww2 Soviet tanks still works even the heavier ones, they are expected to be broken in the duration of time but damn they still work. And remember this is the tank shocked the allies that they scrambled to develop a tank to counter it incase of a war.
Untrue, all but a few ww2 t34s still exist most t34s in museums were produced after the war with better material en expertise. The is 3 wasn’t even mass produced in ww2 and may be a ww2 design but is still a Cold War tank just like the centurion.
Завидуйте😏
and then they slapped a fucking 183 mm naval gun on a tank chasis and produced the "barn of doom"
@@maxhoogma5164yeah keep IT that way
@@ЭнакинСкайуокер-к7кчему завидовать это английская разработка,когда поняли что это хлам так сразу и отказались от дальнейшей модернизации....не слушайте совковую и россиянскую пропоганду
Built to last. Lately I watched a video from an old ISU-152 which was cranked up after a long period being an monument, too. Awesome, simple but good old stuff...reliable machines despite getting no maintenance.
I just came over from that video.
beautiful graphics where can i download this game?
War Thunder
World of tanks
Joseph Stallin Stalin*
@@mahmoudarab8516 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@mahmoudarab8516 haha that was funny :D
Im amazed at how findable these things are. not only that, but I've seen so many instances where people just turn the motor over a couple times and they start up after sitting for forever. quite impressive enginnering to do that.
It's incredible. I wish I could find something like this and drive it home.
When it's made to kill it works perfectly.
"Hey Ivan, bring up the tractor, we have work on the field"
The tractor:
Birds: Land on the field and start picking seeds of the ground.
122mm high explosive: *"Not today"*
*OUR* Tractor
not into 10 minute work the engine overheats
This reminds of the time my dad bought a claas combine harvester that had been left standing for 50 years. Within an hour we had the tyres pumped up, a charged battery fitted and fresh diesel up to the injectors and it fired straight into life. We then drove it the 5 miles home haha. Stuff really was built to last back then.
WoT and WT players: "so we meet eachother once again"
I play both game and I'm like "everybody is right please don't fight kids"
@@borisgeleta4171 same with the console wars, they're pointless and childish
@@Spitfire__1944 jop. Everybody like something different. I play wot more bcs for me is that arcade (and pay to win) play style more fun. And ofc in wt I'm so bad 😂
@@borisgeleta4171 fair enough 😂
Oh. THAT guy is here again.
Don't make eye contact, maybe he won't notice us here!
I love how these things have been scattered all over Russia for 70 or 80 years, and you can jump in, start up, and drive off! That is Rushin Vay!
Robert Strupe not exactly. But the reason many of these old machines still run after so long is because they were built with high tolerances in mind. However this meant some engines actually would run like trash straight out of the factory and others would last forever since the machining wasnt constantly accurate.
Nowadays, with more precision and parts the engines cant really sit 50 years without replacing injectors especially. But newer engines do have less variability out of the factory making them also more predictable
Inverted V12 Powerhouse russian tank is best
Scallie water probably infiltrated the transmission over the years and the gears rusted. Typical breakdown from a machine that was probably beat to shit.
Wouldnt call it garbage, just that it needs some love. I worked for a garage that restored old machines from the 60s and 70s, so Im not speaking out of my ass
я точно знаю что у нас тысячи танков стоят брошенными на бывших военных объектах, бывших военных частях. Там можно найти самую разную технику и большая часть будет подлежать восстановлению, вот только это никому не нужно.
1946
I am awake. What does the motherland require of me?
As always comrade IS - kill nazi dogs.
@moist potato We need to bring it back!
@@iloverebeccachambers Ironically this tank was stolen and used againsts it own
@@mayocan2443 Russian made tank stolen by Russians? Used vs ukrainian army.
@@iloverebeccachambers This tank was not stolen by the russians it was stolen by pro russian rebels from ukraine. This was not a russian tank it was a soviet union tank , just because Russia was a big part of the soviet doesnt automatically make it russian.
Want driving a IS-3 go to the school, that’s much cooler than those Ferrari, Lamborghini and Rolls Royces.......
Yeah boi we show power instead of money
@@historiousedward4145 They love or like your Tank? Bring them back home using this Beast. Don't like it AND insulted it at the same time? Shove an 130mm AP or HE shell down to their filthy throats. They survived it? _SEND THEM TO GULAG!_
Moisesezequiel Gutierrez is3 used a 122mm gun
@@damiano5612 Thank you for your correction
if they survive a 122mm fucking cannon directly down their throat, they could probably level gulag with the power they hold.
I love it when you see something like this and it looks like a derelict, then some smart arse jumps in and drives it away like it's been on standby for 70 years.
Russian engineering eh. Say what you like, it's robust.
Yep. She's a tough old beast alright
Stock engine and 50% crew without brothers of arms...
Also stock without fire extinguishers and spare parts, weaker engine, transmission and tracks, level 1 crew, no crew replenishment, etc :D
Yea probably
And stock gun
If they would have started to produce this in '39 the war would have been ended in '41
CsehCsaba and if Napoleon had the A bomb he would have ruled the world. The technology wasn't there to build these tanks in 1939 lol
lol..IS-3 was developed during the war, it was combat ready in '45, IS-3 tanks took part in the Allied Victory Parade through Berlin! The Leopard 2 was born in 1979 how you cancompare that two tank? Funny kid...
yes sure and they keep producing an unviable construction for more 20 years
I wish to have a backyard...
If they produced tiger 2 and panthers... Russia was Germany now
When you find a tank that fires up 70 years later, kept under the rain and snow, then don't put it back on the monument, make it like new and put it in a museum.
@Сладенький 200IQ play right there
museum? this is a soviet tank, it should still be fighting wars until it is destroyed
Museum? Look how much fun the is3 has
Dude, there plenty of videos on youtube where separatists started hundreds of tanks during Euromaidan in Ukraine that were standing as monuments, lol.
@@ManteIIo as long as it runs and shoots, it should be good
Very good video! It is rare to find videos of this tank. To see the inside, and the engine, the electronics composents. We see how those guys make this 48 tons tank work with some tricky things but it still pretty much the same as it was in 1945.
yeah thats probably why it broke down, and he could barely get it to shift into gear.
didn't he say it was built in 1952?
Skatan 666 no, IS-3 build in 1945
This particular tank was produced in 1952 according to the guys in the video.
@@TheGhostTrollekdejvu That would make it 64 years old when the video was made. Still quite impressive they can get it started and running. Obviously, it will need a lot more work if you want to drive it 60 miles and roll up a trench system.
i really love what the guy said in the beginning. It's very roughly translated as: "God bless you. I blessed you, now let's go"
Служил на нем в 1976-1978 г. На Дальнем Востоке наводчиком орудия 71 отдельном полку тяжелых танков. Даже в те времена все исправны были. Как такие безотказные дизеля создавали тайна. Правда при тревоге одна треть не заводилась, температуры низкие были. И проблемы с аккумуляторами. С толкача то всегда заводились. Хорошо, крепко, просто сделанная машина. Мощности двигателя не хватало резво по сопкам бегать. Но огневая мощь, это нечто. 301 бортовой номер.
IS-3: Where are the Germans
Heaven? I think you mean Argentina
Aiden Magnuson is-3 didnt fought against germans.
Proto is3 could of been involved with some skirmishes. But who knows
1946 in Sibiria.
No IS-3, there are no more Germans.
IS-3: WHAT?! How dare you disturb my slumber!
Респект советским танкостроителям,
А что такое респект?
@@Sopranos_from_newjersy типо уважение
Ис3 дерьмовый танк
БМП 2 кобра92 глобус небось ты задрот и в картошкину игру играешь.
@@БМП2кобра92глобус-ж8у как и ты когда тебя в подвале высрали
Хорош дед! Он и сейчас многим фору даст! :)
Неа
@@nikitazlobin9931 а что есть альтернатива ?
@@МелитопольскийфокстерьерДжесси т 90
@@nikitazlobin9931 может.....
Тот случай когда наша история иностранцам интересней чем нам, у них они в колекциях а у нас на метал сдаются.
Damn
Тот случай когда натовская крыса контролирует утилизацию боеспособной техники
@@NKVDLeningrad тот случай когда у лишнехромосомных обострение не по сезону, до мая далеко...
@@NKVDLeningrad ну если поработать над ним то, сражаться может но по сравнению с сегодняшними танками ето всего лишь металлолом.
@@tapokstriker5443 грамотный экипаж и прддержка решат вопрос с его недостатками пнред современностью
Приятно работает дизель.70 лет.
Может он стоял после войны нетронутый
@@Andrew_okkk так он в войне и не участвовал. Тройки были только на параде победы в Берлине. Конкретно этот танк был на постаменте до украинских событий 2014 года, как пишет автор.
@@kotperdun8010
ясно, значит это тот ИС3 который ополченцы ДНР завели и использовали в боях, но его отбили ВСУ и вернули на постамент.
Но в любом случае, столько лет стоял памятником и завелся.
Такого добра в ссср много наклепали... движки едентичные... скорей всего с хранения двигатель.... завел дыма нет значит поршневая новая угара нет
какого хрена мои комментарии удаляете, а этого мудака тупого нет?
Blyatiful
Не правильно, но рофл good!
@Wurple Pie but what?
Гыыыы
@Wurple Pie blyat = bitch
@@leonidzimsky379 bitch=blyad'
Piękna maszyna! Robi duże wrażenie.. What an absolute beast. It's the pinnacle of WW2 heavy tanks..
The engine sound alone is orgasmic,
The pike nose that bounces shells like trampoline, and the 122mm beast
What an absolute beast. It's the pinnacle of WW2 heavy tanks.
No, that would be the King Tiger. Period.
@@jrbeckman2194 Hans called, he said that the King Tiger's transmission broke for the 744963387328943th time
@@jrbeckman2194 There is no period. IS3 had sloped armor, thicker armor, better mobility and range, larger gun (88mm vs 122mm). Russian shell was almost 3 times heavier (9kg vs 25kg). These tanks are comparable as Russians learned from Germans during the war. Tigers were sinking in the mud more easily due to the greater mass. IS3 had wider tracks.
Love it, the Is 3 was one of my favorite tanks made. But the IS 7 would have been Awesome if it wasn't so heavy.
you mean costly,cuz it was very fast
its not really heavy tho~ if am not wrong it weight is same as abram i think, but its petty fast with those weight unlike the maus or tiger 2
No music no anything just engine sound ı love that
первые 207 штук ИС--3 были изготовлены и доставлены в Германию в июне 45-го. Против немцев не воевали, только позже 52 машины на параде в Берлине ездили. ( the first 207 pieces of IS - 3 were manufactured and delivered to Germany in June 45th. They did not fight against the Germans, only later 52 cars drove at the parade in Berlin)
1945: IS-3 You can finally sleep
IS-3 Okey comrade call me when motherland got invaded again
2016:
IS-3: Where is the enemy comrade
Asshole
@@howtoremovealias adama neden böyle bir cevap verdin
Hey asshole why copy?
Beautiful engine sound, thank you
чувствуется мощь Советского Союза. ИС-3 хороший танк своего времени. если не лучший.
Хуйовий! Він по мойому і два роки не пробув на озброєнні!!!!
@@ВасильДеркач-т7е ахахаххаха
@@ВасильДеркач-т7е
Иосиф Сталин 3 использовался до 1969го года (если не считать когда ополченцы ДНР его использовали, кстати это и есть танк из видео), выпускать перестали потому что после 12-13ти попаданий в лоб из немецкого орудия 8.8см у ИС3 расходился передний шов щучего носа, но знаете ли 12-13 попаданий выдержать такого орудия это очень круто.
Английский "Центурион"был готов к началу 45го, но повоевать не успел. Против ИСа-3 западные конструкторы создали аналогичные тяжёлые танки.
По правде ИС-3 был сырым с множеством болезней,от которых не излечился до списания,но этот танк выиграл первое атомное сражение не сделав ни одного выстрела, позволив выиграть время СССР, для создания своей атомной бомбы.
@@marapulec 'тяжелый' он весьма условно. 46 тонн, как Т-90. Наши танки всегда были очень компактные в сравнении с аналогами 'партнеров'.
This is stock version?
Tier 8?
LOL
U wot m8?
yup with the stock gun
nowadays matchmaking is -1 +30
122 D25-T gun
Impressive that this thing was built so well that it could still work now, but equally impressive that people still know how to operate it.
Superb tank designed to deflect shells with a very tough low profile turret.
Fearsome beast.
the most beautiful tank
I perfer the T-44-100. But none of those are left.
Red Star Games most beautiful ?
Hahahah caveman
Red Star Games ahem,its BLYATiful
t-44-100 maybe better in speed and manuvering - but armor is crap. Most of guns more than 76 mm could penetate him. IS-3 armor near 2 times bigger - and shape is better. is-3 has just 1 big weekness - its weight.
You mean blyatiful don't ya?
this tank is a beast👍excellent video
I'm sorry, but the capitalism can't ride this tank or can not drive or like it because the Communists never allowed it, I will not *especially American capitalist dogs can never ride*
@@general_price3420Only russian capitalist bloodsuckers can ride . Motherland Ussr is sold .
Недавно я смотрел видос про ису-152, а тут попалось видео про ис-3)
Рекомендации ютуба не перестают удивлять! :D
I've been recommended over random short video about ww2 tank lately and I'm not complaining
Then there is the one guy with the title:
*How to build a working IS-3 out of cardboard*
That is the coolest thing ever.Is-3 is my personal favorite tank
podobne
i love it when they talk,russian language is so beautiful,i like to learn it someday.
"progressive" is the word currently destroying Germany and France... im pretty sure the Russians want nothing to do with that crap.
@Adam Chlebovec >where police can pick you up from the street
Keep believing this bullshit. Russia lacks something Germany has (good economy) and Germany lacks something Russia has (it's not that fucked up here with migrants and army here)
In America, they sound pissed off all the time lol
@Zawe We all know it, the Islamic Republic of Germany...
Guys, it is not Russia on video, it is Ukraine, and they speaks ukrainian and russian language mix.
I love this sound :)
Volkswagen after 10 years: no i dont wanna work!
IS-3 after 75 years: ohhhh here we goo
Amazing tank and footage!!!👏👏👏
We want moreee!!!
Only a Russian tank could still drive in such appalling disrepair. Wow
Советский*
Its made by the soviets
Просьба десоветизировавшихся лимитрофов - не примазываться к советскому прошлому. Скатертью дорога скакуасам.
Маэстро Ти Самое смешное что судя по местности танк находится в Украине
@@viacheslavmatiukin3827 и что с того? Сделан он на Урале, а точнее на Челябинском Кировском заводе. Украина что-то делала только пока была частью СССР, независимая не может ничего.
Soviet power supreme.
We will bury them.
Nice apocalypse tank quotes references
isn't this the quote from soviet apocalypse tank in red alert 2?
They will run in fear.
"The Apocalypse has just begun."
Not the best tank ever made but definitely one of the coolest and most armoured of it's time. Still my fav :D
Old girl woke up after her long sleep like: "Where are the tigers?"
Этот танк венец эволюции в танкостроении второй мировой войны , даже сейчас чувствуется вся мощь этого стального зверя !
二战最好的坦克
Поверить трудно но танк создали 1944-1945г.
Да блин, он для сейчасшнего времени по-моему крут!
@@ImmortalStalker 34-85 до сих пор актуальны
@@bairz4173 потому что кроме ссср техники ничего нет , хотя кричат и в грудак бьют о каких то разработках
Чего ж не поверить) Не такие уж отсталые были те времена. Только электроники такой не было, как сейчас, остальное все принципиально осталось тем же. Видел какие сто лет назад линкоры да "Титаники" строили по своим "примитивным" технологиям?
Dak ru. [MINECRAFT] ис-3 был, это ис-7 не был
Just made my day...thanks for the ride!
First reaction: “oh wow nice seeing this beast up close”
Later in the video: “ *THIS SHIT W O R K S?!* ”
I had the same reaction
Ok it might be just me but the drivers position looks very very comfortable it's really spacious and open when compared to other tanks
Yeah but you wouldn't want to be there when the tank catches on fire, specially if the barrel falls on the hatch, you gotta go trough fire and close to bursting ammunition to get out, but as a casual every day drive then yeah, I would still not feel safe exiting from under the barrel tho
That started faster than my car lol
Watching this with a bass shaker under my chair: YESSSSS.....
IT IS AMAZING!!!
Он великолепен.
Tiger 1-
“Gimme a minute, plolplplolplplplolplpl
Hold on...plplplplolplplploplpl,
One more time plolplolpl groom grooooom
There got it”
IS-3-
“No diesel? No worries comrade just piss in my tank and I will run on bio.
Okay ready? Brbrbrbrbroom broom broom
Ok ready to go, next stop, Berlin!”
The Is3 one was cringe
Haris Razmi ok boomer
Sailesh Yadlapalli ok
Ahahaha! underrated comment!
Well tiger is only 1 working on the whole world left (tiger 1) and this is just a fckn monument that starts up like nothing
C'est merveilleux !
Quel monstre !
Superbe vidéo. Merci.
I build 1/35 scale military models. I have a Tamiya-brand kit of this tank. The DETAIL in this video is AMAZING! I hope this DINOSAUR goes to a museum, for historic preservation. It's basically USELESS as an actual weapon of war.... THANK-YOU, and KEEP UP the GOOD WORK!
The new Battlefield is looking amazing
It's still an impressive looking AFV even in this day and age.
Dam so lucky to see this IS-3
Published on my birthday! What a gift!
Needs a bit of a paint job, but otherwise totally suitable for the weekly grocery shopping. My wife will love it!
Броня крепка и танки наши быстры. Слава советским танкистам.
Да, я служил в Польше в 1981-83 годы. На Т-62 мы пели эту песню.
Это легенда танкостроения 👍👍
Old Russian tanks be like: "Must crush capitalism"
Its not russian its soviet. This tank was used against it country which was part of soviet union before it fell. So more like "Must kill former ally"
@@mayocan2443'it country' was made by Russia. And it is NOTHING without Russia. In a future it wiil be destroyed on fragments, and no pity about it.
@@mayocan2443 I bet you're fun at parties.
IS-3 can take a well-deserved break - we have harris and biden to crush capitalism now
i returned to this video at least once a year just to remind myself of how crispy the engine sounds of old soviet tanks
Perfect video for referencing how to weather an IS,a beat up IS but still, excellent reference
Magnificent! And it still runs... beautiful!
That engine sound. I felt that✊😔
Good point of winner of the war/ huge country: they can keep old good weapons.
(Comment from Japanese)
Fantastic tank, fantastic vid! Thanks for sharing! Greets, T.
There's something so satisfying about a 50 year old tank being awaken from its sleep.
くっっそカッコいい！！！nice design👍❣️
Старый дед, но все также красив и готов к бою, даже без кондиционера, да и всего остального =)
That thing just looks like a statue. I was like: _"No way they are gonna drive this, its like 60 or more years old and was probably standing outside for most of the ti-_
_Oh never mind _*_the engine just started"_*
@Oliver Viehland не в простоте суть, а в качестве стали и двигателя
Ivan hears you and goes: "Hold my vodka" *IS-3 engine starts*
When I went to see the IS-3 and IS-2 in Warsaw Museum of Polish Military technology the IS-2 and IS-3 were much smaller then I expected like i mean the T34-85 was taller then both and there both definitely much smaller then a Tiger 1 but I guess that an advantage for the IS-2 and IS-3 low silhouettes make it harder for enemies to spot
that has been made on purpose. Obviously to reduce silhouette and make it much harder for enemy to hit. You can clearly see the same idea in modern russian tanks - they all have much lower profile than western ones.
Wow that engine sounds super smooth.
Practical, long lasting, and very very effective even by todays standards. Thank you Mother Russia for all your sacrifices. 🇬🇧🇷🇺🕊🕊
Серьезно? Танк сначала использовали как раз таки россияне, в 14 году его отдали солдаты ВСУ , теперь в музее в Первомайске стоит
USSR was not only russia and russia is the todays n*zi
3:39 leaking vodka
ahaha)
~ If u enjoy those beasts, make sure to watch "in the chieftain's Hatch" episode with the IS-7 : it was THE ultimate WWII era heavy tank...it was designed to sustain anything enemy tanks could send at it, even Jagdtiger 128mm shells ! ! ☝😮
At 5:33, the hive instead of the machine gun, even more formidable !
It makes it's own ammo as long as the drones are allowed to feed the hive when out of action, you just drive up to the hostile infantry, poke it from the inside with a stick and then cover the gap with cloth and watch them try and fumble with their AT as they get stung :D
Создаётся впечатление, что они в каждом дворе стоят запросто.
Beautiful video. Beautiful old soldier, beautiful land
"hey cousin,lets go for a ride in the backyard tank"
Russian Tanks, even of WW II, look very modern - I like them - but also Panthers, Tigers and Stug III
Those cut marks are so ruff and these tanks where built so crudely no wonder they lasted for so long
Cool design. Love old tanks
Экипаж-то не прокачанный! Катку сольют по-любому...
Похоже кто то переиграл в Wot)))
"Экипаж-то не прокачанный! " - не ссы. Щас прокачают скилл и
начнут расчехление пиZдючат.
Max K 5 перков как никак , + доппаёк
Always thought it was a graceful looking tank...sadly todays rounds would cut through it like butter!
Slow and Weak by todays standards but back in the 1950s It's a beast! i mean this is the Tank that is so menacing that the other Countries started to design Tanks that can either compete against it or that can surpass it.
@Jadel Labradoodle251 pls provide us with source
@@kamov52510 Even if fake it is Possible, just fit it with the cannon of today's round, modern tech and replace the thick armor on the front with composite, it's no use but it's there
@@Frisher1 so they are replacing everything on the is3 or what
@@kamov52510 yeah if that was too happen it would just be a "sleeper tank"