I believe you must definitely visit the Air Force Museum. And of course I’ll make your dreams come true (there’s The National Memorial nearby if you want to see more Ha-Go tanks, Vickers 6 ton tanks and more. I will also take you on a sightseeing trip.)
This is great!
The information on Ukrainian tanks in the Thai tech tree has been expanded. In particular, the car that I did not include in the Sub Tree was the BTR-3E 90CSE because in the beginning I thought that Thailand did not order this thing to use. But if you look at it from another angle, if it were also in the Sub Tree, it would probably be a Tank Destroyer that would be fun to use to some extent. And according to information from 8 years ago, there are many types of ammunition that can be used, including APFSDS-T, HEAT-T, HESH-T, HE-T, CANISTER and SMK-WP-T, including support for firing FALARICK 90 ATGM.
I hope you get well soon. And get back to doing what you love soon. ✌️✌️
I look forward to reading your review of the Royal Thai Air Force Museum. In the meantime, I will add information about the native woods used to make Boriphat airplanes. which consists of
Mai yom hom (ไม้ยมหอม) : used for making plywood, fuselage
Mai mok (ไม้โมก) : used for making the plane’s body and propeller
Mai Ta Sua (ไม้ตาเสือ) : used for making propeller
Bark from Mai Bong (เปลือกไม้บง) : used for making painting lining cloth oil in the plane
