Russians are complaining about the welding quality in the new body of the ‘Bukhanka,’ produced by the UAZ company, noting that this vehicle costs 1.5 million rubles (over $15,000).
Russians are complaining about the welding quality in the new body of the ‘Bukhanka,’ produced by the UAZ company, noting that this vehicle costs 1.5 million rubles (over $15,000).
why would you complain if this is just one time use and done
Fjell-Jeger on
I am somewhat certain the Ukrainian drone operators will be indifferent to the lack of quality control of orcish ground targets.
After all, it’s a somewhat bold assumption of the Russian soldier that these vehicles will be around long enough to experience serious corrosion issues or increased wear & tear from their faulty production…
StaIe_Toast on
sending people who can’t weld, to weld, is a russian war tradition
deeptut on
TBF, it will never see rust while it’s in working condition in Ukraine.
Vlad was glug glugging when he should of been poof poofing.
luovahulluus on
No amount of welding makes it not explode.
Blussert31 on
Who cares, it’s not like these vehicles will last 10 years…
Vindex95 on
Designing armoured vehicles as a „one way ticket“ with thin hull and bad armour is a very long tradition of the orcs.
Substantial_Tip2015 on
Still better quality than a cybertruck 🤣🤣🤣
MugFush on
Vodka welds
DependentFirm8279 on
It’s almost as if they’d sent all their factory workers to reclaim Kursk
Ok_Elk_8986 on
soviets mass produced t34 ruskies make bukhanka. nothing to see, just the nor.al russian downward spiral
WannabeGynodoc69 on
Meanwhile ‘Shut up and dance’ – satanic western music in the background
SetInternational4589 on
Seeing as it will be a pile of burning wreckage sprinkled with barbecuing body parts pretty soon the quality of the welding should be least of your worries.
FlamingFlatus64 on
Are they saying that “Raisa the riveter” is doing a crap job? Maybe she just knows that van is on a one-way trip.
Chdbrn on
It only needs to last 15 minutes, I don’t know what he’s complaining about.
TyrannosauRSX on
You gotta look at it through the eyes of the Russian welder. Go chug some vodka until your BAC is .25 or higher and then they’ll suddenly look perfect.
ToughTechnical8868 on
I have some experience with these vehicles. The bad welding, huge gaps, leakages, spots where rain water can come inside, rust etc. are common with Bukhankas and nothing new. The quality was always bad. In Germany we did a complete overhaul with new Bukhankas to solve the major issues before they were send to the customer. But I bet because of the sanctions the quality is getting even worse. We always said: “A Bukhanka is never repaired. There is always work to be done.” Russian quality. Even the old models from Soviet times were better in quality.
Sophrosyne_7 on
What do you expect, when so many of the skilled workers are already pushing up daisies in Ukrainian soil.
SimpleMaintenance433 on
15k is nothing for a vehicle these days, that’s about what you get for that sort of money, not to mention they’re considered disposable assets anyway, like a 1 or 2 time use tops
Nessuuno_2000 on
That car was assembled with sheet metal from washing machines that they stole from the Ukrainians!
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Lada will rust away in Russia and fall apart
why would you complain if this is just one time use and done
I am somewhat certain the Ukrainian drone operators will be indifferent to the lack of quality control of orcish ground targets.
After all, it’s a somewhat bold assumption of the Russian soldier that these vehicles will be around long enough to experience serious corrosion issues or increased wear & tear from their faulty production…
sending people who can’t weld, to weld, is a russian war tradition
TBF, it will never see rust while it’s in working condition in Ukraine.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UAZ-452](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UAZ-452)
Far too good for a one-way car for the front
Vlad was glug glugging when he should of been poof poofing.
No amount of welding makes it not explode.
Who cares, it’s not like these vehicles will last 10 years…
Designing armoured vehicles as a „one way ticket“ with thin hull and bad armour is a very long tradition of the orcs.
Still better quality than a cybertruck 🤣🤣🤣
Vodka welds
It’s almost as if they’d sent all their factory workers to reclaim Kursk
soviets mass produced t34 ruskies make bukhanka. nothing to see, just the nor.al russian downward spiral
Meanwhile ‘Shut up and dance’ – satanic western music in the background
Seeing as it will be a pile of burning wreckage sprinkled with barbecuing body parts pretty soon the quality of the welding should be least of your worries.
Are they saying that “Raisa the riveter” is doing a crap job? Maybe she just knows that van is on a one-way trip.
It only needs to last 15 minutes, I don’t know what he’s complaining about.
You gotta look at it through the eyes of the Russian welder. Go chug some vodka until your BAC is .25 or higher and then they’ll suddenly look perfect.
I have some experience with these vehicles. The bad welding, huge gaps, leakages, spots where rain water can come inside, rust etc. are common with Bukhankas and nothing new. The quality was always bad. In Germany we did a complete overhaul with new Bukhankas to solve the major issues before they were send to the customer. But I bet because of the sanctions the quality is getting even worse. We always said: “A Bukhanka is never repaired. There is always work to be done.” Russian quality. Even the old models from Soviet times were better in quality.
What do you expect, when so many of the skilled workers are already pushing up daisies in Ukrainian soil.
15k is nothing for a vehicle these days, that’s about what you get for that sort of money, not to mention they’re considered disposable assets anyway, like a 1 or 2 time use tops
That car was assembled with sheet metal from washing machines that they stole from the Ukrainians!
Guess what skilled metal workers are doing