I make a picture to explain that……
Wouldn’t China and SK be a sub-tree for Japan make more sense? based on certain historical events
historical events that happened decades ago, appart from that south koreans hate more china than japan, also for the chinese VT-4 is a thailand VT-4 bought from china is not directly a chinese vehicle taken out of the tech tree to be put into japan its an export tank in the end, its like crying about a your country export tank was actually bought by other country
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Yeah but i’m refeering to the bottom of the pic
Does that mean Japan would be a sub-tree in China and South Korea?
i didnt understand the bottom part of the picture tbh, i interpreted that it means japan attacked both so it dosent make sense but tbh idk
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right bro
Royal Thai Airforce Curtiss Hawk 75N. “IT’S IN THE FILE!”
Curtiss Hawk 75N from Royal Thai Airforce Museum
In the list of the unused assets compiled by Gszabi, there are a lot of interesting assets and stuff which are unused and unavailable for the public, one of which is H75N, also known as Curtiss Hawk 75N.
Stats card image of RTAF H75N
Curtiss Hawk 75N was quite an interesting plane and had quite an adventure with RTAF. Being the first metal monoplane fighter for RTAF, RTAF utilized H75N during both Franco-Thai war and the second World War. Interestingly enough, the current Curtiss Hawk 75N being displayed in Royal Thai Airforce Museum, according to the info panel of the plane, is the only surviving fixed landing gear Hawk 75 in the world.
Info panel for RTAF Curtiss Hawk 75N
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im not gonna get too much into politics but yeah the ministry of japan got killed cuz of being such an ahole tbh
Can that carry both the bomblets and that bigger bomb at the same time? Cause huge points if yes, its an actual low tier CAS for Japan that can actually dogfight and carry enough bombs lol
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According to Wikipedia of Curtiss P-36 Hawk, another name of Curtiss Hawk Model 75.
- Bombs: some later fitted with a hardpoint under each wing that could carry a bomb of up to 100 lb (45 kg) or a light bomb rack for three 50 lb (23 kg), five 20 lb (9.1 kg) or 30 lb (14 kg) bombs
However, I don’t know for certain because the H75N version utilized by Thailand was the simplified version with non-retractable landing gear and wheel pants, as well as the external gunpods instead of internal guns. Therefore, its specification and capability might not match that of P-36 Hawk.
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I don’t know in the future aircraft all rank from THA and SEA (IDAF, RMAF, RSAF & PAF) add to new line or included on japan aircraft
According to smin, there’s a max of 5 tt lines, so the the thai vehicles have to be sprinkled across all 5 lines
I’d assume that they would get a line or maybe even two starting at rank 5, with vehicles spread in the other lines before that.
It’s either that or reorganizing the tree, but I doubt that would be necessary considering that if you really needed a full line starting at rank 1 somewhere you can do that for ground, naval and even helicopters.
Ok then they can just continue the dead lines to the right ig
Not south Korea, I think it’s more like to be Singapore or Indonesia perhaps, but am not sure
According to the passed-to-developers Tech Tree, it would look like this
Designed by Nikolai_Kachorn
If you want to see what the passed tech trees looks like, here is the comment containing all the links
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I mean, I would interpret passed to developers as a more broad “were interested in additions nation” rather than “were interested in following this exact tech tree as made by this person”
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The developer said ‘It is the region, not a specific country’ for japan sub tree. There is a possibility other Southeast Asian countries may also be added. Not a only filled with Thai equipment
I have it on good authority that atleast one other nation will be part of it, but not sure which or what vehicle it might be, if just one
@WreckingAres283 I waiting for you idea that thai Aircraft, fleet & ground vehicle all rank full sub tree
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