Take my imagination away.
Anyway, we have a lot of Italian/Italianized stuff that gaijin turns a deaf ear to and doesn’t add.
“PZH2000Ita” in the TT
Although we still have to see how Palmira will be placed and, above all, which BR
i guess like the AS-90 and GBT 155
perhaps also because there is a chasm in the Italian TT between 6.0 and 8.3 in the cacarri/artillery branch
come on if you receive this to us Italians this
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true :(
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Personally I’d like this if we’re talking M60A3
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well gaijin could give many nations M60A3 but their laziness won’t allow it
Yeah. Thailand even got the M60A3, but it was the M60A3 TTS only and not the modified one.
It was even copied from the US tank with the stripped down turret and extended smoke launchers to fit ERA, so it’s not even the same as the M60A3 TTS Thailand used.
I couldn’t find any photos of the Wellington specifically being defensively armed, and I read in a few places it was used for transport duties iirc, feel free to correct me or show me otherwise if you can. The captured 109s are corroborated by a few online sources, although not really any reliable ones, and I believe I have some kind of artistic depiction around here somewhere, I also know we have a user skin on wt live. Biggest issue in no pictures. Although I doubt it existed, I have it in my tree so those who see can either validate or invalidate the claims if they should have anything for or against it. Not like I’m gonna be suggesting it or anything tho, just have it in my list and tech tree project for that purpose above
But who should Türkiye’s KARPAT go to?
If the “2026 Guesses” list is to be trusted, anyone who gets the Turkish Sub-three
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it was correct i checked it and it was from multiple sources, the HAF say it too
it was used for bombing missions, but it was under the RAF not HAF so i am n sure in this scenario
In 1945 the 13th Squadron was equipped with the Vickers Wellington Mk XIIΙ, delivered by the British. Some of the Greek airplanes were equipped with ASV radar and crews from the 13th Squadron were trained in its use. At least 19 of them were delivered (small numbers of the T.10 variation were also included) and their principal service as a transport aircraft ended in 1947, after the arrival of the C-47. also same had this armament 2 turrets with 2 × .303in Browning machine guns, 2 × .303in Browning machine guns in other positions, 4,000 lb of payload
I’m assuming you pulled the list from the Air Force’s site, that’s where I got mine as well lol. A lot of those planes are too weak to be added at rank I, hence their exclusion.
I also decided to relook over some of these planes, to make sure I didn’t miss anything:
The T-6s I avoided due to the fact Israel already used there own, meaning they could be added as skins for them.
The S.M.91 appeared to be transport only last I checked, I would like to be wrong since it’d make a great rank I bomber so feel free to prove otherwise,
I had initially left out the Do 22kg since it was a floatplane and already weak, but looks like I should have done better research as seen below:
Will be added.
No clue why I left out Hs 126K-6, maybe because it wasn’t already ingame if I had to guess. Added now regardless.
That’s all I got, everything else looks too weak or wouldn’t be healthy additions (defenseless bombers)
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Please show me where, that’d be very helpful to have it included ingame as official acknowledgement means a lot.
Couldn’t find any images of the machine guns mounted in turrets, that’s where my issue stems from. Possibly were under the RAF, most likely were not under the HAF. Don’t fully trust the HAF specifications, a lot are just copied from places online for the aircraft specifically
Wish list:
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For now I believe that’s just a self-funded project since NOVA Механика is a private company, and this photo was taken from their website in the session of gallery of works. The machinery behind is from SHW Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH. I don’t think AndreyBtvt took the action to contact the company for further information, at most taken out of context;
On the 5th year of the war, Russia has finally started thinking about protected infantry vehicles with a front-engine layout. Here’s the hull of the “Bastion” product that turned up on the website of one of the Yekaterinburg companies that specializes in servicing metalworking equipment.
While since BMP-1 the Soviet Union been projecting their infantry fighting vehicles with the engine in the frontal arc (while BMP-3 is something else in this regard) while there are live examples of prototypes and driving machinery like the BMP-3M Dragun, BMP-3M Manul and Kurganets-25. Personally I don’t think that will be a fruitful idea anyways.
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This can probably work as a low tier SPAA
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