rlly? huh, im blind as heck prob cuz of the low quality still blind as heck
Look at the turret more and youll see all sorts of weird blurry lines and how it isnt shaded the same
its kinda weird since the turret looks to the same one we got presented
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Yeah the turrets real, Im guessing they just photoshopped the turret onto a chassis like they did with the Wheeled Boxer and the 120mm turret
well that’s the thing the chasis is aswell real there was even a render made by rheinmetall on what the vehicle would look like, but if you notice the cannon its a 30mm and the missiles were probably moved inside the turret meanwhile the XM30 turret uses a 50 mm, its honestly very confusing
Okay, the first one you posted was the GLDS offer, this one is the Team LYNX offer render
that seems to explain the things a bit better then im seeing the GLDS winning this tho
Yeah we’ll have to see but I do think GLDS is going to win the contract
GLDS will be using a 50 mm wich the US is very much interested in it, and the silent engine with a good transmission and hull will just give it much more of an advantage
Team LYNX is also offering a 50mm, not to mention Allison is the main designer of the transmission so who knows
based on Bradley hull?
Yeah, it’s the MPV chassis based off the Bradley. BAE created a new counter-UAS combat module similar to the MSHORAD.
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It can be added after the Roland sam in US tree
GDLS has advantage since, GDLS’ MPF already got selected as M10 Booker.
And GDLS’ OMFV will share some components/commonalities with the MPF/M10 Booker (both prototypes were ASCOD derived.)
Swiss Mowag Piranha II 10x10 IFV with 40 mm L/70 Bofors
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Also the US is very reluctant to buy chassis from outside the US, with a few rare exceptions like the LAV and the AV-8
Hail Britannia
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The Harrier is a miracle of engineering that was wayyyyy ahead of its time
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Christ, 10x10 looks so stupid.
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yeah as good as the OMFV is the GDLS already has a very clear advantage