LAV-700
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It’s a LAV-700 C3030.
LAV-700 is the whole class of vehicles (the armoured carriage beneath the turret).
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Currently doing more research on this, a prototype for the modernisation of the Polish Su-22m4
It features a modernised cockpit, a podded radar station, Litening targeting pod, GRIFFIN laser-guided bombs, RBS 15 Mk.3 anti-ship missile, and Mk-83 bombs.
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Thank you for the clarification.
The airborne one with ATGM’s would be the better option for IFV
(No reason they all shouldn’t be added, this one would just be better in WT)
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both is good no?
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Well in terms of WT a IFV with APS and nothing but a 30mm is mediocre as hell, be a neat pseudo SPAA because of the radar tho
But as I said there’s no reason all 3 shouldn’t be added
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A Japanese ship with some 37mm AA guns maybe. Though the USSR did not have the legendary torpedoes she would have to lean on whatever guns they bolted to the hull if any…
is the Gun a 30mm? Looks like a bushmaster 30mm type of gun would not be surprised the USA in the 80s might of sold them a few for study.
would be nice in the USSR tree.
Its a ZPZ02/2A72 or variant of.
it has nothing to do with the bushmaster
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Domestic Gun never heard of that version.
Russian 30mm, same gun as on the ZBD03/04 BMP3/BMD3, a whole heap of different BTR’s and so on
ZPZ02 is just the what the Chinese call it and in Russia its the 2A72
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but with the 130mm LP-36 firing slipping-driving banded APFSDS
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This one is strange, has it been suggested yet?
nah, very limited info
seems to be ~2 protos in 70s/80s that were used to test some form of 130mm (rifled and/or smoothbore)
One was T-72 based (likely 172MN) and the other was T-80 based (likely 785)
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Type-59-120mm
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I should really write more suggestions…
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Didn’t they just come out with the LAV 6? I wonder why they made a new variant