British Vickers/Export MBT line - what's left to add

[CharAznable3]

Could this be a decal or would the snail need legal permission?

[Sea_Harrier_FRS1]

I only support Shimakazistan!

[pooqich]

luv me vickers
luv me l7
'ate the t-55 (not racist just dont like em)
simple as

[John_Sneeeeeeeew]

I would imagine they need legal permission

[John_Sneeeeeeeew]

I wonder if gaijin will ever give us this

[John_Sneeeeeeeew]

The two variants of the Mk.4 need to come to the game. (There are way more than two variants)

[FlyingOstridge]

Sir that’s a Challenger 1

[John_Sneeeeeeeew]

Built by ROF who were bought by…

Vickers RAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

[FlyingOstridge]

Man loves his Vickers.

[John_Sneeeeeeeew]

Love the Mk.3, now I need the 3i and 3m

[pooqich]

luv me vickers

@John_Sneeeeeeeew

I wonder if gaijin will ever give us this

this looks utterly disgusting and disgraceful i want it

[굴러온]

Challenger 2E Early lets go.

[Sebbo_the_Plebbo]

Vickers Mk 4 my beloved

[Sebbo_the_Plebbo]

I’m so sorry we dropped you

[Jarms]

Lol.

Also, we could potentially add the Osório as it used the Vickers MBT turret.

[Sebbo_the_Plebbo]

@John_Sneeeeeeeew

Built by ROF who were bought by…

Vickers RAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

I know something else built by ROF for the export market

Chieftain 900 my favourite sheet metal warrior.

[Jarms]

Vickers and Marconi Centurion, with a LRF and 720bhp diesel engine.

[CharAznable3]

How did they pull that off?

[Sebbo_the_Plebbo]

Some more Vickers options that have been dug out and typed up over the past few month:

Vickers FMC Mk 5 (L7 105mm)

A VFM5 with the venerable L7 105mm cannon as opposed to the Royal Ordnance LRF 105mm. Whilst functionally identical to the one in-game, it could be given some unique ammunition (like Excalibur 105mm APFSDS) to give Britain a higher BR tracked light tank.

VFM5 (L7 105mm) - Shoot & Scoot

poll [Vickers VFM5 (L7 105mm)] Introduction The VFM5 (also known as the Vickers FMC Mk.5) originated in the mid-1980s as a private-venture export project rather than a vehicle developed to meet a specific British Army requirement. The roots lay in the FMC Close Combat Vehicle-Light (CCV-L), which FMC displayed in October 1985 at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA). In 1985, Vickers Defence Systems partnered with FMC to adapt this concept into a more affordable and practical desi…

Vickers Mk 4 Valiant (Revised Universal Turret)

A variant of the long overdue Vickers Valiant, incorporating the same redesigned Universal Turret as seen on the Vickers Mk 7/2. If the regular Valiant is the Vickers Mk 4, then this is the Vickers Mk 4/2.

Vickers Mk 4 Valiant (Revised Universal Turret) - Refusing to Quit

poll [Vickers Mk 4 Valiant (Late Universal Turret)] Introduction Development of the Vickers Mk 4 “Valiant” began in the mid-1970s as a private-venture export MBT, continuing Vickers’ long tradition of independent tank design. Following the public announcement of Chobham armour in June 1976, Vickers saw an opportunity to combine this new protection with the company’s existing Mk.3 design to produce a lighter, highly protected tank for customers unable or unwilling to procure the heaviest NATO …

Vickers Retrofit Centurion (Early)

A basic retrofit package for the Centurion, based on a Mk 5 chassis, incorporating a 750hp engine upgrade.

Vickers Retrofit Centurion (1973) - a much-needed mobility upgrade

poll [Vickers Retrofit Centurion (1973)] Introduction

General Centurion History

The British Centurion tank, first developed at the close of the Second World War, became one of the most successful and influential post-war main battle tanks. Its origins trace back to 1943, when the British Army sought a “universal tank” capable of replacing both infantry and cruiser tanks. The first prototypes, designated A41, were completed in early 1945 and delivered to Germany shortly after the war ended. Thou…

Vickers Retrofit Centurion (Late)

A more advanced retrofit package for the Centurion, featuring the same new engine, but also new FCS, a laser rangefinder, and, importantly, access to early 105mm APFSDS, like L64A4. Essentially a British Olifant Mk 1A.

Vickers Retrofit Centurion (1980) - the deadliest British Centurion

poll [Vickers Retrofit Centurion (1980)] Photo courtesy of @ForeverAloneRage Introduction

General Centurion History

The British Centurion tank, first developed at the close of the Second World War, became one of the most successful and influential post-war main battle tanks. Its origins trace back to 1943, when the British Army sought a “universal tank” capable of replacing both infantry and cruiser tanks. The first prototypes, designated A41, were completed in early 1945 and delivered to Ger…

Desert Challenger (IRIS)

An early variant of the Challenger 2E, then known as the Desert Challenger, which lacks the redesigned mantlet, retains the barrel mounted TOGS, and has a drivers camera with thermal imaging. All while keeping the 1,500hp engine. A unique option for another highly mobile Challenger 2.

Desert Challenger (IRIS) - the earliest 1,500hp Challenger 2, now with an optics upgrade

poll [Desert Challenger IRIS] Background The Challenger 2E tank, a variant of the British Challenger 2, was developed in the mid-late 90s and early 2000s specifically for the export market, with significant improvements aimed at appealing to international customers. This model focused on performance improvements around an enhanced fire control system and improved engine power (the 1500hp Euro Powerpack). The development of the Challenger 2E was part of the UK’s efforts to showcase its capabili…

[kingoftigertank]

ive seen some of these on the suggestion forum and i hope they all make it especially that improved vfm5 L7