China needs more mig 19s since they loved them so much.
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Especially the early strike versions.
On that note…
JJ-6, a chinese MiG 19 trainer with a single 30mm cannon.
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Italian old-style big ships)
Pisa armored cruiser, Regina Elena and Regina Margherita pre-dreadnoughts:
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Armored Cruiser Pisa - Italy - War Thunder - Official Forum
Regina Margherita class Battleship
PS unfortunately only old forum suggestions for Pisa and Elena, although maybe someone would like to remake them.
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+and also get this double booty Chinese Mig-21
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FV4601 aka MBT-80
what could’ve been …
oh what could’ve been …
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More likely for Italy if they get more Spanish stuff
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Why the Germany one?
I’d like this J-6 III with wing tip pylon
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British Abrams lol
C.16 Typhoon Tranche 1 ~ 3A not to germany
Germany might received domestic austrian EF-2000 tranche 1 but limited 5th gen WVR missile
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Two sub trees already
Would’ve been much better than Chally 1 and Would’ve resulted in much better Chally 2 i.e MBT90
UK wouldn’t even had to hold trials for foreign platforms like Abrams and Leopards in the 90s.
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Because… is it my wish? I just want the skin, I also have the Spanish skin for the German 2A6.
Furthermore, I don’t think Spain is an Italian subtree.
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New afterburner for F-100.
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TBF the MBT-80 programme suffered from a bit of TSR2 syndrome, i.e. Late, over budget, and trying to do too much. When you have an almost as good option there, just requiring a little work (Shir 2/CR1) for less money, that makes more sense tbh.
(+ the MBT-80 project had only produced turrets at the time of cancellation. The hulls used for the prototypes where Shir 2 hulls.)
F16C (Turkey) 🚀 Flying Deer(Santa Claus)
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" For field trials the turret was originally fitted to a Chieftain hull, but as the programme progressed it later transferred to the hull it is now on at Bovington. The turret is actually a FV4211 turret, presumably because the interior would have been similar to MBT-80 (if one was ever to be built). Should you see the WSD at Bovington you will notice thick vertical plates mounted on the turret front either side of the gun, these are simply ballast weights to raise the inertia of the turret to represent that of an armoured turret."