Chinese t72 chassis 152mm MBT

[Super737]

i saw a video concluding all Chinese mbts and i saw this i searchrd a bit and found this image had appeared on the internet since 2 years ago. only thing i know is that its based on a 72a chasis and i couldnt find more info.
anyone knows more about this??really interested.

 

[Colonial-Marine]

Must be AI or photoshop. Look at the weird way the buildings in the background are "wavy".

 

[Super737]

Must be AI or photoshop. Look at the weird way the buildings in the background are "wavy".

i dont think tho because ai cant generate such clear text of 山西香酥饼(Shanxi Crispy Pies)
im chinese and i can read it xd
the wavy effect is caused by the editor of the video added tons of effect and the original one actually looks normal

 

[yeetmahboi]

It's a T-72 modded by Chinese companies for an undisclosed Middle East customer, last time I checked on SDF. And definitely no 152mm on there whatsoever.

 

[Super737]

It's a T-72 modded by Chinese companies for an undisclosed Middle East customer, last time I checked on SDF. And definitely no 152mm on there whatsoever.

tks got it

 

[SK2]

It's AI photo, while the words look like 山西香酥饼, the words 香酥 was written in a wrong way (看 instead of 香), and the image of the shop next to it got distorted, together with texture of both the T-72 and the background

For those who are old enough, starting from 1998 there were rumors of 152mm guns on PRC tanks, which all turn out to be false

 

[Valodyana_80U]

This is a Norinco T-72A tank; besides this image, there are a few other, clearer photos. The chassis reportedly comes from T-72A tanks imported from Russia in the 1990s, but it is equipped with a 125mm gun rather than a 152mm one.
I can no longer find the original video; the image distortion is likely due to Photoshop editing of the main gun, as advanced AI video technology did not exist at the time this video was released.

It's AI photo