Uhhh, yeah, a Mr T rubber-ducky. :person_facepalming:
Crazy eh ? in water ya ? Hows this battleship made from the game battleship courtesy of youtuber “William Osman”
This Inflatable catapult seems fun and crazy
It’s been 72 hours, am I the new Image Boss??
Yep, that's how the game is played. 
Okay, show me pictures of awesome/unique vehicles made on or before 1972. And “vehicles” is a very general term.
Darn… Distracted by work and I missed the cutoff. Sorry folks.
F15-Eagle, first flight 1972.
Despite it’s modern appearance, the first Stalwart in fact saw light of day way back in 1959. It was not, however, until 1966 that the vehicle entered service with the British Army. It’s role was that of general amphibious transport truck, many units being fitted with a hydraulic crane and raised central canvas tilt support.
I want my own…
I forgot to add some text...
The DUKW 6×6 Amphibious Utility Vehicle is typically just referred to as the “Duck” after its official name “DUKW” – a US Military code for its design: “D” means designed in 1942, “U” means utility, “K” means all-wheel drive, and “W” means dual-tandem rear axles.
1970 Lancia Delta Stratos Zero
