hell of a lot better than the arietes, plus i don’t acc know what br to put it at
You overestimate a lot, it’s 2A4 counterpart at max.
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some stuff
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Got 2/3 already. No need for the M113 with ZU-23 given it would just be a slightly worse BMP-1 ZU-23
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i’m not a good judge of br, please outline the reasoning
Overall characteristics, but mainly armor (even if they model it “as planned”) + mobility wise it has almost the same hp/t as Ariete. Also it has the same cannon as AMX-40, so it’d be quite limited in terms of firepower.
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Some Greek M8s had their Hercules JXD gasoline engines swapped for Steyr Diesel ones (although I’m not aware of which model), while the coaxial MG was replaced by a faster firing MG3.
Personally, I think this would be a better candidate for a 1.3 LT in line 5 than the SARC Mk.IVF that is already there, considering that the M8 Diesel is an indigenous modification.
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So, this vehicle would be uncomfortable I think (low depression for front and side arc) and truck far too big for such a weapon.
I propose to replace that vehicle with this one:
GAZ-AA with Breda 20/65.
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Nice find, thanks!
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Sadly for there is only 1 source that talk about it.
Dammit.
UPDATE
Vehicles added:
- Bravia Chaimite V-200 (Peru) – BR 6.7
- Chaimite in Peruvian service with a 106mm M40 recoilless rifle
- T-34-85 (M1919) – BR 5.7, Premium.
- Cypriot T-34-85 with an M1919 instead of the .50 cal
- CCKW (25 pdr.) – BR 1.3
- Portuguese truck with 25 pdr. in the bed
- GAZ-AA (Breda) – BR 1.3
- Spanish GAZ-AA with 20mm Breda
Vehicles removed:
- M56 Scorpion
- The Peruvian V-200 takes its place
- Chevrolet 1939 (Breda)
- The GAZ-AA takes its place
Vehicles moved:
- 9K33 Osa: BR 10.7 → 10.3
Vehicles renamed:
- Leopard 1A3GR → Leopard 1A4GR
- This was a typo, Greece never had the 1A3
Notes:
Will update the main post to include these soon. Thanks to @BSpiel8 and @ImportantSimone5 for your suggestions!
There are 2 vehicles I would really like to add but I’m lacking information on:
- Chaimite with Armada 60 or 90 rocket launchers
- Either mentioned as M20 90mm Super Bazookas, M1 60mm Bazookas, or a domestic design. Haven’t found anything conclusive
- Libyan Chaimite with some sort of ATGM launcher or MLRS
If anyone has either information on the rocket launcher model for the first, or more images of the Libyan model, please share!
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Posting it here due to no Ibero-Hellenic/Greco-Iberian Air TT proposal. Spain is procuring the Hurjet to replace their aging fleet of F-5’s
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some additional low tier portuguese vehicles worth representing are the vickers 6ton
& the Berliet vpc armoured car with 37 mm SA 18 gun
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The Chaimite V-200 Armada 90 uses 88.9mm rockets. Those rockets were bought from Instalaza, who at the time made Super Bazooka copies, so it’s likely to just be M20 Super Bazooka ammo. The 60mm is a misunderstanding that goes around online since it mentions it also has “60mm grenade launcher”, this actually refers to the 60mm smoke launchers that’s also present in the basic V-200.
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Huh, I have always heard that they were 60mm rockets, which goes to show how easy an accidental fact can spread in such niche online spaces, thanks for clearing that up.
Awesome, thanks! Will add it in the next update then.
Do you have any source for this btw?
Not entirely sure if this is Portuguese or not, it may be Rhodesian instead
The recoilless rifle is also the Soviet B-10, that I’m not sure if Portugal ever serviced. Granted, I’m not sure if the Rhodesian security forces did either, so it’s possible to be a captured weapon.
The image was found in this thread.
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Rodeshia mentioned!
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Hello, friend.
Thanks for adding the T-34-85: T-34-85 (Cyprus)
Regarding the T-80U. Cyprus operates the T-80U and the T-80UK. The T-80UK has an improved turret armor. So you should theoretically have them both.
Also, although not featured in Warthunder originally the T-80U came with no thermals, while the T-80UK did. It is said that all T-80s on Cyprus are equipped with thermals, so this might not really matter.
Moreover, if that name of the T-80U is that of an EOKA hero then I suggest you remove that name, as Warthunder might complain about it being not “politically correct”.
I should also draw your attention that Cyprus operates a bunch of other interesting vehicles: List of equipment of the Cypriot National Guard - Wikipedia
Here is your personal suggestion for Cyprus: Kerveros – Three-gunned monster
P.S The picture you used for the T-34-85 standard features the M1919, although it is a bit hard to see. Cyprus really didn’t have a “standard” T-34-85, it was either the M2HB or the M1919.
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