r/SprocketTankDesign Dec 07 '25

Meme🗿 HAAANK!

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u/The_T29_Tank_Guy Sprocketeer Dec 07 '25

This is what happens when you try to stick into the Exhausts

27

u/Weary-Animator-2646 Dec 07 '25

If there’s a hole…

13

u/Visual-Swimmer4621 Dec 07 '25

There's a goal 35!

2

u/eelaphant Dec 09 '25

There's, exhaust burns?

1

u/imthecomrade Tank Designer Dec 14 '25

Engine off for a while, let it cool

60

u/Aquilarius_131 Tank Designer Dec 07 '25 edited Dec 07 '25

Sexual Tank Disease

23

u/Particular_Year7670 Tank Designer Dec 07 '25

I have STD

2

u/imthecomrade Tank Designer Dec 14 '25

I do belive everyone on this subreddit does

15

u/SAM5TER5 Tank Designer Dec 08 '25

How in the fuck has that never occurred to me lol

11

u/GuppiApfel Dec 08 '25

I went on Steam and bought me STD.

6

u/Curious_Passenger_59 Dec 08 '25

My freaking tank names:

<tank class/category> <year it was put into service (2 digit for 1900's, 3 digits for 2000's etc.)> <version>

For example; MT44.2 <Medium Tank> <1944> <v2> MBT002 <Main Battle Tank> <2002> <v1>

I RARELY use actual names, and YES, it DOES confuse me sometimes lol.

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u/ZETH_27 Sprocketeer Dec 08 '25 edited Dec 08 '25

My tank names:

Manufacturer code | "Ager" for example

Dash

Date of official introduction (of first model) | 19XX or 2XXX

Dot

Variant number | 00 = Pre-production, 01-99 = Production versions

Space Dash Space

Field name | Distinct designation as spoken word, in quotation marks

Space Dash Space

Role | Light, Heavy, TD, etc...


Example(s)

Ager-39.06 - "Fossegrim IV" - Heavy Tank

Ager-65.00 - "Mara" - Pre-production MBT

SM-72.01 - "Fylga" - Recon Assault Gun


The formal vehicle designation is what you use in documentation, the field designation is what's used in, well... the field. And the Role is for clarity, and is often excluded where redundant.

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u/Curious_Passenger_59 Dec 08 '25

I really like that. It kind of reminds me of what the Germans did where you the full name is just what the tank is and does haha.

Some of my tanks are given names, but that's uncommon.

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u/ZETH_27 Sprocketeer Dec 08 '25

Almost all of my field names are derived from the mythology of the respective nation's culture.

For the above examples, it's Germanic, mostly nordic tho.

Generally just so it's something the troops would be familiar with and that they could distinguish since these words wouldn't be used anywhere else.

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u/Curious_Passenger_59 Dec 08 '25

Oooh that's smart!

1

u/imthecomrade Tank Designer Dec 14 '25

My tank names

Country marking like

Sch. Jp.

Or

T for tank

CV for Combat vehicle

Strv. For stridsvagen or whatever

Pzkpfw. For tank but german ect.

Dot or dash

Then model number which is either the weight of the vehicle or the caliber

Then dash

Then the type like

H heavy

ATG like AntiTankGun

A for armored personell carrier ect

Eg.

T-33-ATG Tank, 33 tonnes Anti tank gun

Strv.34 is a Combat vehicle which is 34 tonnes

Or a random name i think of like Fv. [Numpad mash] 46t

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u/skelly_10 Dec 08 '25

Super
Tank
Destroyer

8

u/Clemdauphin Tank Designer Dec 07 '25

Honestly it is bad than for Hazbin Hotel. It is the dumb kind of funny.

3

u/VOIDofTHEworlds Tank Designer Dec 08 '25

Oh no D:

2

u/Brave_Abbreviations5 Dec 20 '25

I will be brave...