Those are actually TDs made out of the Lynx Scout Car and Fox armoured car respectfully. And of course being WW2 they are 2-pdr and 6-pdr.
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T22E1 with 75mm hydraulic autoloader
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Proposed PaK 43 L/71 88mm autoloader destined to be fitted to a Jagdpanther
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This is a Gemini image. At first I was very confused, because the AI used a weird merge of cockerill 90 mm turrets and Chinese turrets. Definitely not the 85 mm as advertised for the T-1 prototype. And as we now know, it stays a 76 mm! 12.7 RWS, LWS, VT FCS, smoke launchers, and Shtora.
The actual turret:
more images:
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Please bring back the PL-12 & PL-12A’s original characteristics, Thank You.
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Nigerian Army’s Chinese-made ST1 wheeled assault gun
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did all that bub
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As the other two have said below, it lost literally everything lol.
Gun removed, Kylon removed, countermeasures removed, all combat equipment in general was removed.
Strictly flight controls only unfortunately…
There is T-8-4, the 4th Su-25 prototype which was fitted with an arresting hook for testing of the original Su-25K program (A planned navalized Su-25, basically the same as the original but with a hook and some other minor changes) but as said, it’d basically be copy paste besides the hook.
Which I personally would love to see even if it’s copy paste, alongside T-10U-2 (Su-27UB w/ arresting hook).
(If it’s not obvious I just want more carrier capable aircraft lol.)
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BMPV-64
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CVRT Streaker
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the 12.7 Mk211 Raufoss, a APHE round for .50 weapon platform made in the late 1960s could be mounted into anything that has or fires the 12.7x99 round from the M3s mounted in sabers, to the M2s mounted on M1A2 Sep 2s (only reason why we don’t use it now is some BS treaty (saint Petersburg decoration of 1868) stating that you can’t use any kind of explosive with a mass then less of 400 grams) but outside of that it can be chambered and fired out of any standard 12.7x99 weapon
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It looks more like APCR/HVAP w/ HE-I effect rather than “conventional” APHE. Swedes also have the same type and structure of shell for their 20mm (sadly not yet in the game).
I believe it is more like the contact with armor first leads to incendiary + explosive effect and only afterwards the penetration, creating an additional penetrative power for flaming components (unlike APHE whereas first is the penetration, and only shortly afterwards – the explosion, inside the plate or behind the armor).
So it is not like a common APHE similar to that of Soviets for example but a multipurpose round to deal with both soft targets (like planes and LTs whose fuel tanks/vital components are behind thin layer of armor) and armored ones (tungsten penetrator allowing to push through some armor)
did the parents of that thing by any change were siblings ?
13.7 premium you say?
13.7 Squadron you say?
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well the core behind the explosive is quite dense so it would end up being a HEAPCR it a since, as well as footage from it penning some armors with the detonation either in the armor itself or slightly past it depending on the thickness of the armor (duh)
either way, a .50 that is designed to be meant as a APHE-I would do wonders for the .50 cals and be a widely use round and not the HVAP that is only on the littlebird GAU-19
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Type 10 tank with extended 6 wheeled hull
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Gaijin missing big by not adding algerian vehicles, many interesting variants (i’m looking at you, bmpt-62 and BTR-80)…