Author: Andrew Hills

Pomilio Monocycle Tank

The Italian Carlo Pomilio proposed in 1917 a giant single-wheeled landship to crush its enemies and the obstacles before it.

The VXO Amphibious Half-track is one of the last half-track designs ever proposed on the world military market.

Even before the first tanks hit the battlefield, work was underway in Britain to make bigger and better armored machines.

Foster's Battletank would have been a real behemoth on the battlefield, but such a big size would have created a slew of other problems.

The Vickers Mk.7/2 saw the marriage of a Vickers turret and the German Leopard 2 hull, however it did not attract any sales.

The Lancia 1ZM was an Italian armored car built during the First World War, but which would see continued use through to the Second.

The Hurthig was a Cold War Canadian patent proposal for a rounded armored fighting vehicle with all-around track.

The Mattila Assault Wagon is a peculiar Finnish WW2 design that drew heavily from the experiences of the Winter War.

Wieczorek's EBC and EBCL take the modern MBT to its most extreme forms, with super-heavy weight, large armament, and more.

The American Best company tried to capitalize on the appearance of the tank by building a mock-up on one of its tractors.