There is still a picture of chinese tank left

[conanzhang]

There is still a picture of chinese tank left

 

[phoenix80]

couldnt you add it to the thread you already started?

 

[MightyMacbeth]

thats weird..

hey wei, ni haw ma?

xie xie 8)

 

[CanadianCombat]

what does it mean?

 

[bulldogg]

It means "Reverse engineering is Job One!"

 

[MightyMacbeth]

lol, no

I THINK I said

hi, how are u?

thanx 8)

 

[Mohmar Deathstrike]

It means "Reverse engineering is Job One!"

If it's reverse engineered, what tank is it based on? I thought the chassis was of soviet design (T-72 maybe) while the turret looks kinda like a Leo 2 turret and the laser looks like a Type 98 MBT laser.

 

[CanadianCombat]

The Type 99G is just a copy of the T-72, and the T-72 uses the Leopard turret(i think. the turret could also be a copy too. cant quite remember)

 

[bulldogg]

Reverse engineering does not preclude adhering to one particular design. One is quite open, as this tank demonstrates, to blending from several sources.

 

[phoenix80]

China= copycat:evil:

 

[nasa88]

Copy + improvement = invention

 

[bulldogg]

That is one way to look at it. But most accept the definition that to invent is to render into being that which has never been. I would offer what you have with "Copy+Improvement" is not invention but more accurately reinvention.