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Even excluding the Austrians you can find in the Swiss still have enough to function on their own, let alone with assistance from others.
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Looks anemic to say the least and some of these are unamed… 🙃
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Half of those two trees are copy pasted or use vehicles from another country.
Would make far more sense to take all the truly unique vehicles and make them a subtree for another country,
The Ground TT has more than enough to make a independent TT to work, the Air TT is also possible though some aircraft are missing. It’s the Helicopters and especially Naval that is serious lacking
Besides not every TT needs to be huge
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Tbf they don’t need a Naval tree. Switzerland doesn’t have access to the sea and almost no one plays naval
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They added Israel after all
Practically no bluewater to speak of
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And some of those planes Switzerland didn’t even use, which shrinks it even more.
They should add swiss vehicles to the manufactures tech tree, unlike the hunter.
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10.5CM StuH B1?
Not sure which ones in particular you are talking about but we have plenty of vehicles like that in game already.
Me110, C202, B17, B24, Mosquito.
The other older ones i don’t know about out of my head.
So uh i was gonna make a suggestions for this but figures asking for opinion here first since this one maybe controversial.
VK 16.02 Leopard, yes or no? (50mm not the 30mm WOT version)
SUPPOSEDLY, 1 prototype chassis were built and tested but were not fitted with the turret and were later scrapped. The turret design also when on to be used for the Sd.Kfz. 234 Puma.
There is also a version with a 105mm Howitzer but only as a wooden mockup
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im all for it, if you can prove the hull was made and the turret was intended for this tank but used on others later then you can get it passed with the appropriate data
One of the source stated:
The tests of VK 1602, conducted during the second half of 1942, showed its superiority over the main reconnaissance tank “ Luchs ” (Sd.kfz.123). With the same geometric dimensions, the new machine had better security, but to mention weapons. The driving performance also fully met the requirements. We can say that German designers managed to create a reduced copy of “ panthers ”, and yet the serial production of VK 1602, scheduled for April 1943, did not take place.
Unfortunately i don’t speak Russian and this could be machine translation error, if anyone do you can help translated it here.
Most of the other sources i read either don’t mentioned whether it were tested or provided barely any info. Could just be a paper tank for all i know.
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The Strv KRV got passed recently and didn’t have a turret either. But both would need the corelian to come back
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The 2, 3 and 4 pics were later founded out to be Panzer II Ausf.L Luchs V29 and not the 16.02
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Vismod?
I think the main difference is that the EMIL at least have sources and an actual surviving chassis while this don’t have any concrete evidence of it existence. Honestly after thinking about it, i believed the source i linked maybe is referring to the Pz.II Luchs V29