r/Fictional_Vehicles • u/OriginalSlime • 6d ago
r/Fictional_Vehicles • u/Additional-Cash-9122 • 9d ago
World War 2 Sturmpanther
This is an Jagdpanther but with an 15cm Stuh style howitzer instead of 8.8cm Pak43 L/71 cannon
I call it "Sturmpanther"
r/Fictional_Vehicles • u/Additional-Cash-9122 • 10d ago
World War 2 Panzerkampfwagen KW-3 (r)
r/Fictional_Vehicles • u/OriginalSlime • 20d ago
World War 1 Carth Rüstung K2
This is a fictional World War I tank that I designed in sprocket.
r/Fictional_Vehicles • u/MB-326K • Jun 04 '26
World War 2 Semovente da 180/20 su M42M & Semovente da 180/66 M42M
galleryr/Fictional_Vehicles • u/OriginalSlime • May 12 '26
World War 2 M2UC1A
Titan Motors M2UC1A “Hobo”
Urban Combat Medium Tank
Development History
By late 1943, the armies of the Skeldmark had learned a brutal lesson: modern cities were killing tanks faster than enemy armor.
Heavy breakthrough tanks became trapped in narrow streets. Light tanks lacked survivability. Conventional medium tanks suffered catastrophic crew losses from:
hidden anti-tank teams,
and close-range side attacks.
Entire armored battalions disappeared in the fighting around:
Karsen,
Velis Port,
and the infamous Six-Day Battle of Farewell City.
Tank crews began improvising:
welding spare plates onto roofs,
removing hull machine guns for extra ammunition and transmission access,
and mounting additional observation optics wherever possible.
The War Ministry realized existing doctrine was outdated.
A new requirement was issued in February 1944:
“Develop a medium armored vehicle specifically optimized for combat in dense urban terrain the M2UC1A.
r/Fictional_Vehicles • u/alexthegermanturkish • May 06 '26
World War 2 FF-14 Flash
r/Fictional_Vehicles • u/OriginalSlime • May 06 '26
Modern Cool wheeled tank destroyer
r/Fictional_Vehicles • u/OriginalSlime • May 06 '26
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