Shrine Bowl Non-Pulsing Tank With U-Block Rear Entry - Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

I've known of the shrine bowl concept for a long time. It looks authentic but I never bothered with it before because it wasn't very compatible with pulse technology. Builds featuring a bowl are doing the rounds again now so I thought I'd finally dive in.
I'm not really recommending the tank, I've made better ones with less parts but it works better than I thought it would and gets some style points.
Being so sealed in you can be a bit prone to having a hard time getting out should you topple on a hill or something but I was always able to manage in my initial test.
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[@askthepizzaguy]

Heh, I read the video description. I wholeheartly support these creative sub-optimal builds. If we care about optimal there's lightweight railjets and 2 fans 1 stick and turrets that are entirely made of more dakka.
I think the coolest designs are the ones that don't min max and don't necessarily need to outperform all other builds. If it's even barely functional it can be interesting as a design concept, if it works even mid tier and looks cool, or is fun to use, it's awesome.
Some of the coolest things I've ever seen work well but I'd never want to build it in my playthroughs for practical purposes or even fun. It just looks neat and I don't want to build one or fly or drive it around.
This thing looks cool and would be fun to play with.

[@KingX]

At first I was thinking "how am I going to make a bowl tank that doesn't look like the umpteen other ones I've seen?", I just started building and over time it sort of made itself.

[@JeromyBranch]

War Thunder!

[@n2727bsj]

where do i find the bowl in game

[@KingX]

Wao-os shrine. I've got a visual guide here: ua-cam.com/video/_AXPPRpfh9I/v-deo.html

[@thebossmods8]

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