Cain
would be really fun
i mean , they would be better option, but this would already be fun
B-1B and Tu-160 at MAKS-2005
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GDfSjc0WcAALtvf?format=jpg&name=medium
Marconi APS called Tank Anti-Missile System or TAMS on a Chieftain, circa 1988.
2x 7.62mm MGs, 360 degree field of fire, engagement between 600m and 900m, fires in 20 round bursts.
Mini CIWS
about one of the most useless APS you can have, hell the Russian at least thought of a Gatling gun to use for one of their APS
Panzer-IV-61
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GDl6uqaWEAAFR3K?format=png&name=small
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GDl6pYKW8AAzh0A?format=png&name=small
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GDl6lqbW4AAYQVI?format=png&name=900x900
That honestly looks insanely cool
seventh episode of the “weird, unorthodox or good sh*t” list , a only built or partially built vehicle list :
This episode includes ”partially built” and “ proposed with pieces available” vehicles, they will be highlighted with the “special tech” text . They are less likely to show up in-game in the near future , but still plausible , and will definitely before full on prototypes that never got built.
The original mock-up of the Teledyne Continental Motors Armored Gun System (AGS) design was armed with the 75 mm Ares automatic cannon. This idea was dropped for the version we have in game instead.
(also pls dont tell this to spookston i beg you)
Wirbelwind equipped with a quad 3 cm Flak 103/38 gun mount called Zerstörer 45 . supposedly 2 vehicles were built with said armament and were transported to the training center at Ohrdruf in Thuringia . If these vehicles were ever actually fully completed and if there were any defects with the overall design is unknown. On the other end at least 6 Zerstörer 45 ground mounts were confirmed to have been built .
to make it short this would be a wirbelwind with the gun’s of a kugelblitz .
battlefield conversion. It was used as a Command tank, The turret was fixed, just polted down to the hull. The Panzer IV and Panther have different sized turret rings. It is believed to be part of 635 schw.Pz.Jg.abt. (635 heavy tank hunter battalion). technically unusable because of what i said
earlier , but gaijin could make an exception .
Early 1954 heavy tank design. Was later dropped in favor of the infamous Object 279 , only the hull was created and was used in cross-country testing .
heavy tank prototype from the 1960’s . at least 1 chassis was built and the project failure seems to be related to said chassis’s issues.
supposedly 8 modification were planned , but i have no way of guaranteeing the information i’m putting forward as it is difficult to get information from chinese archives:
the one wee would most likely be none of those , but a version with the 122mm Y-174 (chinese license built D-74 field gun)
prototype ACRA system turret (Anti-Tank Rocket Armament).
This turret, the only example of this program, is designed to be mounted on an AMX 10 chassis and has a telescopic periscope built by the Ruelle workshops.
The ACRA program began in 1966 and was abandoned in 1972. Several armament tests were then tested on this turret. In place of the initial 142mm gun, a 90mm gun with an automatic loading model was tested between 1973 and 1974 . The concept of the automatic loader would be revisited later with the Leclerc project.
sadly i don’t have the information about any of the other gun’s tested with said turret
project was later canceled , and the turret was given by GIAT to a museum in 1988
20 mm F2 planed but never installed , tank stayed as project
compared to its italian counterpart (leopard 40/70) it has access to HEVT and APDS . was fitted with IR-search system for trial during 1999.
Strv m/42-57: This is one many might recognize from WOT. It features a strv m/42 hull with a new turret ring and the swedish amx-13 turret. Now, in real life, the turret was never fitted as it was deemed too costly to increase the turret ring size. However the hull and turret obviously existed. Now ill go ahead and just talk about the turret since its all that matters here: the gun was modified to fire the same shells as the strv 74. Otherwise it is the same. Essentially, this is an autoloaded strv 74, likely with better mobility because the turret is smaller.
Ah, the ZTQ-15 - my favorite tank.
A Chinese light tank armed with a 105mm gun firing the Chinese equivalent of M900 every 4 seconds.
It features a QLZ-04 grenade launcher on the roof firing HE-DP with 60mm+ of penetration, and a 50cal.
It has FY-5 ERA on the turret with 250mm of KE effectiveness in-game.
It has a TURRET autoloader with BLOWOUT PANELS and very high mobility…
It also has a spall liner.
The export variant (VT-5) features much of the same technology, but with an optional APS and urban combat add-on armor packages.
AND China also has an IFV using the same platform, the VN17.
I love these vehicles so much. My precious…
That’s not the Borsuk
Not a ZiS-S-53. Just the original S-53.
And not just “U-0”. It was called KV, but KV with serial number U-0, often thus called KV U-0.
Not the TOB 120 turret, but the TOA 120. It’s also slightly strange still calling it the M4.
No. It wasn’t. Neither 225 nor 226 was built in metal.
The SU-85A is already in game, and neither of the two used a “V-13 gun”. The SA-85A used a D-5S derivitave and the SU-85B the LB-2.
Already in game as modification.
StuIG 33B*
ZTZ-98
Mongolian BMP-1 with Kontakt 5 ERA