South Africa and Rhodesia vs min. Part II

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[Iraclius]

Models of sapper cars look even more, um, extravagant than in the previous part of the article. However, the main thing is that they were able to fulfill their task with minimal material and financial costs. And without any newfangled 3D-design, I note.

[Refund_SSSR]

Quote: Iraclius

And without any newfangled 3D design, I note.

3D design (to hell with this stupid word! - we have ours - "designing") is just a way to make routine work easier and faster. Nothing more.
Pairing with various CAD systems in terms of connecting automated settlement for modules is not the main function, but rather a bonus.
Applies to the topic - everything had to be drawn in pencils in all projections in the same way, everything had to be considered in the same way and most likely by the same algorithms, not even on a calculator, but in a column.

[Civil]

The question is, where are our MARAPs?

[Iraclius]

I’m talking about when practicality, utility, are replaced by an illiterate design.

[Refund_SSSR]

This is not the same thing.
And I would like to see what you would climb into in this “Bucket” or in a modern car “disfigured” by design

[Iraclius]

I would climb into the car that I am confident in. And not the one that the amateur drew in "Compass".

[Refund_SSSR]

What is the difference in what the car was drawn? and why is an adult, judging by the number of posts, not the first day on the forum and cannot normally compose a dialogue thread, but writes in a column?

[Follow us]

Awesome cars! Many thanks to the author.

[biglow]

some kind of post apocalyptic design in the style of Mad Max.

[xomaNN]

A kind of Rhodesian "moon rover" :))

[Woldemar]

Liked both articles. This is where the Mraps came from. Thanks to the author.

[buk-m1]

Interesting cars