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On ‎05‎/‎10‎/‎2019 at 14:18, kamikazi21358 said:

I bet the new German event tank is a test for the Stridsvagn 103.  We had hydropneumatic suspension for awhile now, now they’re testing tanks without horizontal gun traverse...

I agree.

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4 minutes ago, Wiggly_Armed_Man said:

With a Swedish air tree being introduced in 1.95 and two Swedish premium planes in 1.93, it's likely a ground tree is coming now.

Ground tree will come at a later date. Not this year. If i understood Shawn correct. Hope we don't have to wait until December 2020.

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On 24/10/2019 at 19:36, Solarmod said:

I'm still confused as to why we don't have the Swedish King Tiger as a premium in this line :(

I mean it was only ever used as a range target....

And i dont think we have so few premium options we have to resort to that kind of vehicle any time soon.

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On 25/10/2019 at 16:19, Sp15 said:

I mean it was only ever used as a range target....

And i dont think we have so few premium options we have to resort to that kind of vehicle any time soon.

Really? Guess I had some things wrong then :facepalm:

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On 29/10/2019 at 16:06, Solarmod said:

Really? Guess I had some things wrong then :facepalm:

We only bough the Tiger 2P and think at least 1 Panther. Just to studies them. And then shoot the crap out of them.

Some info on the Swedish Tiger 2

http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/coldwar/Sweden/SwedishKonigstiger

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17 minutes ago, Wolf_89 said:

We only bough the Tiger 2P and think at least 1 Panther. Just to studies them. And then shoot the crap out of them.

Some info on the Swedish Tiger 2

http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/coldwar/Sweden/SwedishKonigstiger

Yeah, I did some research on it :lol2:

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For the Nordic Tree: Please notice the 105 mm. L7A1 gun. 

 

Centurion Mk III (Front view, left side)

 
 

Front view, left side

Picture courtesy of Ole S. Olsen, Vangede via Brian Brodersen

 

Danish Army Specific: The Centurion MK III (shown) was received as part of the MDAP program in 1953, some of them allegedly after participating in the Korea War. Some were mounted with the "A-gun" (shown) and the remainder featured the "B-gun" (88 kb)..
To compensate for the notorious fuel-consumption a 
fuel-trailer was delivered along with the MBT.
In 1954 the Besa 
MG was replaced by a Browning cal. 7.62 and was designated MK V. In 1959 a 12.7 mm Browning turret MG was mounted. In 1964 106 tanks with the "A-gun" was modified with the British 105 mm L7A1 gun and the 7.62 cal. Browning was replaced by the German MG 62 (Mk V, 2).
From 1973 the Danish Centurions used a Danish produced track from Varde Stålfabrik A/S.
90 tanks was further upgraded with laser range finder and night vision equipment in 1985 (
Mk V, 2 DK).

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2 hours ago, Miss_Behaven said:

For the Nordic Tree: Please notice the 105 mm. L7A1 gun. 

 

Centurion Mk III (Front view, left side)

 
 

Front view, left side

Picture courtesy of Ole S. Olsen, Vangede via Brian Brodersen

 

Danish Army Specific: The Centurion MK III (shown) was received as part of the MDAP program in 1953, some of them allegedly after participating in the Korea War. Some were mounted with the "A-gun" (shown) and the remainder featured the "B-gun" (88 kb)..
To compensate for the notorious fuel-consumption a 
fuel-trailer was delivered along with the MBT.
In 1954 the Besa 
MG was replaced by a Browning cal. 7.62 and was designated MK V. In 1959 a 12.7 mm Browning turret MG was mounted. In 1964 106 tanks with the "A-gun" was modified with the British 105 mm L7A1 gun and the 7.62 cal. Browning was replaced by the German MG 62 (Mk V, 2).
From 1973 the Danish Centurions used a Danish produced track from Varde Stålfabrik A/S.
90 tanks was further upgraded with laser range finder and night vision equipment in 1985 (
Mk V, 2 DK).

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8 hours ago, Wolf_89 said:

But they got the name wrong. Its IKV 72. Not IKV 91 like they said in the interview :)

But i'm hyped for my Swedish bias :D

I'm not sure how they managed that feat for 2 wildly different vehicles. They're nearly as far apart as they can be.

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I have updated my Swedish ground forces TT for BR 7.7 and up. Only two vehicles listed would be a little controversial from the historical point of view, the rest are all real.

 

  MBT MBT LT IFV TD SPAA PREMIUM
7.7 Strv 101 Emil E1     PvBv 2063 (TOW) LvKv 42  
8.0     Ikv-91 Strf 9025      
8.3 Strv 102R KRV     UDES 33 (TOW-1 630mm) VEAK 40 Strv 74 Rb.52
8.7 Strv 104 Strv 103A   Strf 9040      
9.0   Strv 103B         Strv 102 Rh 10,5
9.3 Strv 105 A/T Strv 103C     Pvrbv 551 (TOW-2 900mm) Lvrbv 701  
9.7   Strv 103D Ikv-105 Strf 9040B      
10 Strv 121 "B"           NM142 (TOW-2)
10.3 Strv 121 "C"         Lvrbpbv 4016  
10.7 Strv 122 A     Strf 9040C
Pvrbbv 452 (3xRBS-56)
  Strf 9040/56
11.0 Strv 122 B   CV90120        
11.3 Strv 122 C            

 

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Lvrbpbv 4016? are you sure thats a real thing? also for all intents and purposes the 122 and 121 versions would have identical performance ingame, only exception is the one with the updated armor pack. Also using a project EMIL design in the tree is really stretching it since only the later version KRV was built and only the hull at that. I have stayed away from suggesting the krv for this reason, remember Gaijin have been removing partially built tanks.

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53 minutes ago, Sp15 said:

Lvrbpbv 4016? are you sure thats a real thing? 

Yes. MTLV chassis (=Shturm-S) with RBS-70 AAM

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53 minutes ago, Sp15 said:

 also for all intents and purposes the 122 and 121 versions would have identical performance ingame, only exception is the one with the updated armor pack

That would be the same as to say the Leo 2A4 and 2A5 are the same but with different armor. Strv 121 are Leo 2A4 (both pre 1987 and post 1987, meaning that we could have different variants with "B" or "C" armor) leased by Germany to Sweden.

 

53 minutes ago, Sp15 said:

Also using a project EMIL design in the tree is really stretching it since only the later version KRV was built and only the hull at that. I have stayed away from suggesting the krv for this reason, remember Gaijin have been removing partially built tanks.

I agree with all that. But since KRV is so unique i wish Gaijin made an exception. Stuff like E100 is also ingame but also was never completed.

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1 hour ago, Sp15 said:

Lvrbpbv 4016? are you sure thats a real thing? also for all intents and purposes the 122 and 121 versions would have identical performance ingame, only exception is the one with the updated armor pack. Also using a project EMIL design in the tree is really stretching it since only the later version KRV was built and only the hull at that. I have stayed away from suggesting the krv for this reason, remember Gaijin have been removing partially built tanks.

Gaijin has recently confirmed that paper ships are coming to the game, it doesn't really matter anymore whether they were built or not. As long as there are definitive blueprints for the turret and gun available there should not be too much of an issue implementing the KRV in War Thunder.

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58 minutes ago, Private_Wolk said:

Gaijin has recently confirmed that paper ships are coming to the game, it doesn't really matter anymore whether they were built or not. As long as there are definitive blueprints for the turret and gun available there should not be too much of an issue implementing the KRV in War Thunder.

yeah im gonna need a source on that claim.

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