Type 97 Chi-Ha fitted with rocket launchers. First produced in 1943. A rocket would be launched with detonating cords affixed from its engine deck. The tank also had a rocket launcher at the rear MG position on the turret. It launched a Bangalore torpedo affixed to a rocket.
What is quite overlooked, it the amount of Placeholder turret speeds and the unreasonable treatment of some tanks, resulting in very slow turret traverse.
OML, i just found pictures of the Type 1 105mm SPH “Ho-Ni II”
I’d wish to know how to make forum threads to suggest vehicles… all of my suggestions are getting removed all the time. Don’t know why. So here are my posts. :)
A few CV90 variants which we could perhaps get in the future:
The OG
Prototype for the CV90120, has a different commanders sight and smoke grenade layout.
2007 vartiant of the CV90120, has an RWS and the AMAP-ADS APS
CV90120 but the hull sides has a thermal camo which can display custom patterns to disguise as inanimate objects, or make the hull sides completely invisible to thermal cameras.
Norweigan CV9030 Mk I with composite screens for extra protection, to be used in NATO global peacekeeping missions.
Danish CV9035 Mk III With slat armour used in Afghanistan.
CV90 Mk III with additional armour and a 30 mm Bushmaster II, similar in a way to the CV9030NF1.
The recon variant of the CV9040 Mk IIIb used by Norway, has applique armour on the turret like the CV9030NF1, and a recon mast on the back of the hull which can extend 6 m into the air (think Strv122B PLSS mast on steroids).
CV9030 Mk IV with an AKERON-MP missile launcher built into the turret.
CV90 Mk III with a 35 mm Bushmaster III, used by Denmark, The Netherlands and Estonia.
A CV9035 Mk III with a D-Series turret, used by The Netherlands. Has a 35 mm Bushmaster III and SPIKE LR2.
CV90 Mk IV with a D-Series turret, same turret as the CV9035 MLU, but with a 50 mm Bushmaster III.
Strf 90 chassi with an experimental AMOS turret with two 120 mm mortars which can fire heat-seeking HEAT ammunition and fire on the move.
Expiermental SPAA made by Bofors based on the CV90, would later be re-developed into the Lvkv 90.
Proposed CV90 for the Czech Republic using an unmanned turret.
CV90 mounting an MCT-30 RWS made by Kongsberg.
CV90 offered to the UK for their FRES program.
Artillery spotting variant of the Strf 90, was upgraded in the RENO program to have the turret of a Strf 9040A and an improved IR-camera.
Mortar variant of the Strf 90, essentially a CV90 AMOS that went into production.
Lvkv 90 used to research the future development of the Lvkv. Has the ability to send and recieve targeting data through a data link.
A continuation of the Luftvärnskanonvagn 90 Teknikdemonstrator program. Features a stabilized gun on the same level as the Strf 9040A, the suspension of the Strf 9040B, an IRST for the gunner to track targets, a machine gun mounted on the turret roof rather than sticking out of the turret, as well as other improvements which wouldnt matter in War Thunder.
The original Lvkv 90, has the same stabilization as the Strf 9040A / Strf9040 BILL and an internally mounted machine gun.
An Lvkv 9040A which has gone through the RENO program, has most notibly an externally mounted machine gun and a new IR-camera.
The firing test rig for the Strf 90 program, an Ikv 91 hull with a prototype Strf 9040 turret.
A prototype of the Strf 90 with a 25 mm gun.
A prototype of the Strf 90 with a 25 mm gun, a commanders sight and smoke grenades.
A prototype of the Strf 90 with a 40 mm gun, has no gun stabilization and more smoke grenades.
One of the first production variants of the Strf 9040, basically the Strf 9040 BILL without missiles.
A prototype for a Strf 9040 with improved armour, would later be developed into the Strf 9040C.
A Prototype of a Strf 9040C with even more armour.
An Strf 9040A which has gone through the RENO program, has most notibly an externally mounted machine gun.
An Strf 9040B which has gone through the RENO program, has most notibly an externally mounted machine gun.
A Strf 9040A specialized for field-repairs as a proof-of-concept which would later be redisgned and purchased as the Driftstödpansarbandvagn 90. Basically a Strf 9040A with big metal boxes on the back limiting the turrets rotation angles.
Command variant of the Strf 90, was upgraded in the RENO program to have the turret of a Strf 9040A. Basically an Eldledningspansarbandvagn 90D but without the improved IR-camera.
BMP-1 ZU-23-2
It really depends if you want your BMP-1 ZU-23-2’s to be either
Afghan Flavoured
Greek Flavoured
Ukrainian Flavoured
Syrian Flavoured
Or maybe the obscure Hayasdani Flavoured
Just a few
most of them look cool
“a few”
(lists like every single cv90 ever to be equipped with weaponry)
*ahem *
behold the CV90155 SPH
they do have a consistent camo pattern.
All of them are made by same guy/company
wouldn’t be the first time a country fucks up a whole series of camo patterns on separate vehicle and/or uniform series.
Why did i get a marked notification? What did you link of me? You edited the comment, but still i got the notification.
If you flag someone and that someone changes their comment/post, you get notification about them changing the post.
Why did you flag his post?XD
I hope someday I will see this in my hangar:
I didnt, i havent flagged anyone, except some italian dude. Or i dont remember…
But looking at it, that pretty much is indeed spam.
