WW1 to Interwar 1939 Gamemode

[CaID]

@Ghostmaxi

Benz Gaggenau

could very well be

For the Russian FT, it’s not a Renault FT but really called Russkiy Reno.
they do look the same. but it’s an unlicensed copy. Russia built it by reverse engineering and captured Renault FT left by the Russian whites and the allied volunteers that supported them. they had a weaker Italian engine. the guns were either the 37mm SA18 taken from the damaged Renault FT or a 37mm Hotchkiss taken from the naval reserve. the Hotchkiss are those with the barrel slightly longer. the overall weight grow a bit. they are a full 7 tonnes instead of 6.7. the transmission is better which gives 8.5 km/h instead of 7.8 km/h

Here is an additional French prototype

Delaunay-Belleville Medium tank (Renault FT with a 37mm on the hull which can be seen behind the track on the right side)

FAMH B1

FCM medium tank

Renault SRA

Renault SRB

D2 (1935)

UK also gets its share of interesting tanks

A6E2

A7E1

A9

Matilda I

Medium mk.1

Medium Mk.2

Medium Mk.3

USA too got some wacky tanks to add

M1 convertible medium tank

M1 light tank

M1918

T1E4 (this one is not based on the T1 light tank but inspired by the vickers 6-ton

Germany
consider the Panzerkampfwagen Neubaufahrzeug to your list. it’s kinda a German equivalent to the FCM 2C, T-35 and A1E2

Russia

T-35-1(every guns is down-gunned

[Ghostmaxi]

Added. Ty for your input.
Nvm, additional stats would take too much time.

[Thomasco21]

It would take you too much time. You are just suggesting a game mode, the vehicles and statistics will be important only if it gets added

[Ghostmaxi]

True, but could still be interesting to people non the less. But yeah, propably too much time consuming.

[BACKRAGE44428]

would we be able to keep the vehicles

[BACKRAGE44428]

id love a sopwith camel for customs and even real matches

[Ghostmaxi]

What do you mean? Both comments.

This isnt a suggestion for a 1 time event, but for 2 new Tech trees and a 2nd Matchmaker.

So yes, you can research the vehicles, take them in normal matches, together with any other current in game ground vehicle, but also in an own 2nd Matchmaker with only ww1-interwar 1939 vehicles.
Thats what this suggestion is for.

[Spr4yz]

I’m looking but can’t find a good enough match. What little I can tell is that it looks quite German, and the tires are solid rubber which places it likely pre-1920, since most trucks started using larger pneumatic tires around the mid-1920s. New trucks were quite rare after the first few years after the war due to the quantity of war-time trucks the governments sold off flooding the market.

I’ll look for more later/tomorrow. If anyone has more info on the photo, please share.

[Thomasco21]

This?

[Ghostmaxi]

Sadly not, that is also a 75mm BAK L/35 Krupp gun.
Or that is also a missidentified gun and a recoil suppresed verion of the 105mm.

https://www.boydbooks.com/listing/1150063784/engineering-of-ordnance-1909-by-trevor

[BACKRAGE44428]

oh thanks i didnt fully understand never mind :)

[joshje100]

There’s so many interesting vehicles that could be added if we ever get WW1. Hopefully we will see Gaijin expand the game to this era of warfare

[Creastroy]

Low Tier Fun Tier

& Those inventions with limited novel techs are always more fascinating
Early tanks, Early real tanks, Early cold war tanks
Early planes, Early ‘solid’ planes, Early jets, Early supersonics, Early BVRs

Our topic lies right inside the sweet zone

[ImportantSimone5]

@CaID

Fiat 2000
L5/30
Ansaldo da 9T
Carro di Rottura 10t
Fiat-Pavesi Р4 wheeled tank
Fiat Ansaldo 1925
102/35 su SPA 9000
AB 611C
Semovente da 105/14
Fiat 3000B (Latvia)

You forgot 1, the Autocannone da 105/28.

[Til_Dovre_Faller]

Sounds great +1

[thebellecurv]

you are right. it would be better to have them in a sub tech tree than in the normal one i would work better that way so new players dont start out with ww1 and start with the normal tanks but can start with ww1 if they want to.

[joshje100]

Just got a suggestion approved for the Sopwith Camel

The Sopwith Aviation Company - Sopwith Camel: The Most Successful Fighter of World War One

[image] The Sopwith Camel is a British World War 1 light fighter that was introduced over the skies of the Western Front in 1917 where it quickly became one of if not the most successful aircraft to ever fly during the war with it being the highest scoring fighter in the hands of the Royal Flying Corp credited with downing 1,294 enemy aircraft.

History

The Sopwith Camel was designed by the Sopwith Aviation Company as a single-seat light fighter to be the successor to the Sopwith Pup which was …

[joshje100]

Also trying to get a Bristol F.2B suggestion approved and work on some more WW1 fighter suggestions.

[520BadGateway]

basically FT-17 in all country except israel. and some derivatives of Renault tank like T-18 tank for soviet subline , T1 light tank for the US, Panzer 1 for german, maybe some “battleship” type tank like Mk 8, A7v and St. Chamond

FT char (French)
Saint Chamond (French)
M1917 (USA)
T1 Light (USA)
Mark VIII (USA)
Renault FT (USSR)
T-18 MS-1 (USSR)
BT-2 (USSR)
Vickers Medium Mk 1 (UK)
Vickers Medium Mk 3 (UK)
Mark VIII (UK)
Captured Renault FT (German)
A7V (German)
Panzer 1 (German)
Otsu-Gata (Japan)
Renault FT (Sweden)
Renault FT (China)
Fiat 3000 (Italy)

[joshje100]

Some more suggestions that have been approved

Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a: The Spitfire of World War One

[image] The Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 was a single-seat fighter built in 1916 and flew during the war from 1917 by the British Royal Flying Corps.

History

The S.E.5 was designed by Henry Folland, Major Frank Goodden, and John Kenworth of the Royal Aircraft Factory in Farnborough. 3 prototypes were built, the first took it’s first flight on the 22nd of November 1916 with the second and third soon to follow however the first 2 prototypes were lost in crashes with the third aircraft surviving …

Bristol F.2B: Britain's Most Successful 2-Seat Fighter of the Great War

[image] The Bristol F.2B is a British 2-seat fighter/reconnaissance aircraft that served during World War 1 on the Western Front with the Royal Flying Corps.

History

In the Autumn of 1915 the RFC needed a new aerial reconnaissance and artillery spotting aircraft to replace their aging, pre-war Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c. Along with being a reconnaissance and spotting aircraft the RFC wanted an aircraft that not only had good performance, they wanted an aircraft that was more than capable of…

Sikorsky - Ilya Muromets (Type S-27 E): The Great War Giant

[image] The Sikorsky Ilya Muromets, named after the Ilya Muromets a hero from Slavic Mythology, was a 4-engine heavy bomber used by the Imperial Russian Air Service throughout World War One and later during the Russian Civil War by the Soviet Air Forces where they were used as transport and trainer aircraft.

History

The Ilya Muromets was designed by Igor Sikorsky in the Russo-Baltic Carriage Factory in Saint Petersburg Russia in 1913. First designed as a luxury airliner the Muromets was the fi…

Fokker-Flugzeugwerke - Fokker Dr.1: King of the Sky, A Legend will Never Die

[image][image] The Fokker Dr.1 was a legendary aircraft used by the Imperial German Air Service during the latter half of World War One. In the hands of many skilled ace pilots of the Luftstreitkräfte it would gain recognition of being a very deadly aircraft. One of many aces that honed the aircraft was none other the Manfred von Richtofen, more famously know as The Red Baron.

History

In February 1917, the equally famous Sopwith Camel started to appear in the skies above the Western Front, ove…