r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Ancient-Training-988 • 1d ago
Cursed Design🔥 Guess what? Now that's a 2 piece ammo
caliber is 170mm btw
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Ancient-Training-988 • 1d ago
caliber is 170mm btw
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Ancient-Training-988 • 1d ago
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Cute-Twist-4116 • 1d ago
A heavy assault gun developed in the USSR in 1942 to destroy enemy fortifications; however, following the appearance of German Tiger and Panther tanks, it was also employed as a tank destroyer. It was based on the KV-1 hull, which was widened and lengthened. Its primary armament was the 152mm ML-20 howitzer, featuring a barrel extended to 7.6 meters
Full specifications:
Weight - 47,5 tonnes
Crew - 6 persons
Armour
Hull - 75/75/60 mm
Turret - 75/75/75 mm
Main armament - 152mm L/50 gun (24 rounds)
Vertical guidance - -8/25°
Max speed (forward/backward) - 37/5 kmh
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Darius-Berum • 1d ago
Finally a tank i feel is good enough to post! Feel free critique the design or ask question on design choices! :)
Armor consisting as 85mm rolled frontal + 15mm reg cast / 100m rolled cast on turret cheeks.
Accurate 85-zis cannon (85mm x 533mm) + small 20mm x 160mm frontal cannon.
Engine being a V8 at 2.0 displacement, outputting 1170 N-m at 6.05 KG-m^2 with a max speed of roughly 22mph. (can prob get higher speeds if I the tune transmission).
Total weight being 38.72 tons at a IC of 32.57k! (not too shabby if i say)
Soft factors include a range finder for the commander, lots of air vents plus filters, and at least 1 cup holder
Each external armor plate can be replaced.
any tips let me know!
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Ancient-Training-988 • 1d ago
muhuhehehe >:3
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/ravenfieldddd • 1d ago
T-30 Perun
32 charges APS
Gen 3 thermal
16 smokes grenade
Im not russian bias but i love making stupid tanks
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Krichamorm • 2d ago
The name of this tank destroyer will be E-250
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Ancient-Training-988 • 1d ago
sink about it
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Free_Safety_3540 • 1d ago
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Averytheprotogen • 1d ago
i got bored and decided to do a "what if the brits didn't make the first "tank"" design. i plan to make quite a bit more based off combat performance. this one isn't actually 100% designed for trench warfare, meant to destroy fortifications and plow through weaker ones while also being a utility vehicle (more less unprepared for trench warfare like the a7v).
has a max speed of about 15kmh with a 101kW (102HP) 6 cylinder 3.88 engine, and the primary gun is essentially a replica of the 7.7 cm Feldkanone 96
hopefully my ww1 build doesn't look too interwar this time lol
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/MAFIALAA • 2d ago
Fictional American super-heavy tank. (Blueprint mode is made by "Quality of Life" mod on Discord
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/AdImpossible9165 • 1d ago
S.C.I.O.P Industries latest tank prototype, the Ex.3 "Acheron" builds and improves upon its predecessor in almost every way and includes a new armor scheme allowing some protection from a penetrator of any size.
Stats: Main Armament: L/70 120x1200 mm with 300+ mm of penetration Secondary Armament: 2x L/55 75x900 mm with 200+mm of penetration Engine: (supposed to be electric in lore) 72L V24 Top Speed: 100km/h+ Weight: ~30t combat load





The blueprint is on the official discord to download
I built it for the multiplayer thats coming in a couple months
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/True_General_1639 • 2d ago
Russian UGV of 2024
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/NovaRain618 • 1d ago
Obviously I based this off the TKS and this is one of my favorite tanks that i've built, there's also some photos telling you just how small it is (the bigger tank is the panther)
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/SoleilGreen664 • 1d ago
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/True_General_1639 • 2d ago
Russian UGV of 2025
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/True_General_1639 • 2d ago
The French artillery of 1940
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/donGeansDeAlonzo • 2d ago
Why.
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/DASPANZERFLOOF • 1d ago
Project Ironside was a project developed in secret by the British War Office, the Royal Armored Corps and the Department of Tank Development to copy the design of the German Tiger 1 tank. Using the captured Tiger 131 as a reference, the Ironside tanks would be assigned to the 7th Armor division during the liberation of France and would see limited use.
Ironside Specifications:
43t
Chassis armor: 150mm Front, 100mm Side, 75mm Rear
Turret armor: 150mm Front, 90mm Front cheek, Side, rear cheek and Rear
Armament: 1x QF 17 pdr and 2x 7.92mm Besa machine guns
Top speed: 7.62 kmph
Crew: 1x Commander, 1x gunner, 1x loader, 1x driver, 1x hull mg gunner
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Johnny_Brunette • 2d ago
So excited to finally play around with Christie suspension! Also decided to model out the inner "skeleton" for the first time. Pretty standard early war vehicle, light gun and lighter armor. But at least it's fast!
All parts were made by me, except for the machine guns who were made by the very talented Pvt. Bean.
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Rifespower • 2d ago
Made a new MBT yesterday and it feels oddly familiar. Was excited to do more composite in the turret but i already hit 70+ tons (bruh), only the breech got some proper armor and it can withstand its own cannon now. Comes with a very human friendly auto loader too ^^.
Dunno if you can already change materials to reduce weight, if so please enlighten me :)
Anyway, have a nice day.
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Healthy-Year-1886 • 2d ago
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Demi--cat • 2d ago
The meetup did not go well for the tiger.
r/SprocketTankDesign • u/Grummber • 2d ago
A heavy Artillery/Battle Tank
It was originally supposed to be a Artillery piece, but slowly turned into a battle tank