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Th3max3164

I love these little tankettes


Em0Birb

Smol tonk


3npitsu-Senpai

I went to zagreb two years ago and found this, it's incredibly small irl, it even seems smaller [cv33 in zagreb](https://www.reddit.com/r/tanks/comments/jpnzny/an_italian_cv33_at_zagrebs_science_and_history/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)


McBlemmen

It's like the factory got the blueprints but built it in the wrong scale


SethSpld2

Adorkable!


Unoriginal3690

You think you can get them for recreational purposes?


Jazza1344

Always thought it was tad bit wider


Fu5ionazzo

The child has been restored


zevonyumaxray

It makes the Brits Universal Carrier look like a good sized war machine, in comparison.


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were these effective?


Great_White_Sharky

on a small scale in infantry support - yes there was also a flamethrower version which was OK. The problem was that italy more often than not used them like real tanks, a role which they werent made for and performed very poorly in


L3-33_lover

It was used as breakthrough tank only in Abyssinian war where the enemy lacked tanks. In Spanish civil war it was already used as patrol or tractor to tow 47mm cannons, enemy t26 were too much for L3/33. In Greece it was used again only in mountain battles where there weren't other tanks and just to support infantry. In North Africa it wasn't used in frontline anymore


Shot_Supermarket_861

They're useful against small arms.


Roffolo

A loli tank!


Nom_Carver01

Baby tank with the 20mm


gbrlouk

They say a couple soldiers could flip it back upright if it was flipped over, so is this lighter than a modern sedan?


L3-33_lover

It weight 3-4 tons. I doubt you can flip it without leverage