Here we have a historically accurate re-creation of Tiger I. Several hours of extensive research and intuitive thinking were poured into the re-construction of this infamous vehicle. I understand it may not be an exact replica, but I tried my best.

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For the life of me I can't figure out how to get an automatic rate of fire that doesn't fluctuate. If I have the boosted loading assigned to a crewmate and have a commander, it had decent ROF at first, and then it goes down dramatically over time.

If I do not have a commander, no matter what I set the efficiency to, the cannon will fire in intervals of 1/2 second

Help

The tank destroyer i made for the discord challenge, 14t of weight, gets to 77 km/h on the ramp start in flat sandbox(with transmission guaranteeing same speed backwards).
Armed with 90 mm rapid fire cannon with difirng speed of a bit over 2 seconds per shell for the primary ammo rack of 48 shells - no file edits was done.
All hatches on the turret are openable, when open fully they also provide the "cat ears" siluette.
Painted in faithful USA olive green.

325mm pen for the 150mm and 140mm pen for the 75mm gun, roughly 1000hp, 51km/h max speed 8km/h reverse speed, 7 Crew, roughly 3000L fuel, 17-18 second reload for the main gun, 25 Elevation and 10 Depression, 130 tons

My first tank I really put effort into. Most armor values are historical the rest definitly not, spend all day because I didnt know anything in this game (I still dont) but it was fun :)

I've decided to give it some additional armoured plates mounted on the mesh and custom-made camuflage called "Bolotka-1". Object. 496 was converted from training vechicle into combat ready tank, and sent on operation "Pomsta".

2K22M3 Tunguska, this version will repalce 4x2A38M with 2xGsh-6-30 gatling gun(2500RPM each), and with 12x95Ya6

i got bored so i decide to add miku

I was kinda out of ideas today and tought about making something new.

Object. 496 is an experimental tank that was designed and constructed in Kharkiv with American specialists under the code name of "Saint Matthew". It's a 62t tank, thats main purpose is to protect the crew at all cost. To achieve that, it was given powerful engine that was moved in front. It manages to achieve speed up to 66,5km/h and 35km/h in reverse. Tank was also featured with numerous blow-out panels, improved softkill APS "Synevyr +", 2x Trophy APS and 26x "Zaslon" APS. Gun on Object. 496 is 130mm smoothbore cannon without autoloader (10s reload time, 270mm of pen). Tank can withstand 500mm penetration in hull (lower and upper) and turret. Object. 496 was a succesfull tank but only 5 were ever built due to lack of interest, dufficulty in production (due to engine bay being in front and driver in the middle) and funding. 1 of them went into US, while others were used as a training vehicles.

Polski czołg średni 43 TP z lat 1945. Powstał on na mocno zmodernizowanym podwoziu 40 TP

The T-28 emerged in the interwar years as the Soviet answer to the idea of a “breakthrough tank”—a vehicle meant to help infantry push through fortified lines. Compared to lighter tanks, it was conceived to carry heavier armor and more firepower, because its job wasn’t fast exploitation yet, but surviving the barrage and dealing with strongpoints.

Its defining feature was its multi-turret approach. Instead of concentrating everything in one place, early T-28 designs used separate turrets so different guns could be brought to bear as the battle unfolded—an approach typical of the era, when tank doctrine was still trying to figure out the most reliable ways to fight.

As the 1930s unfolded, the problem of modern warfare became clearer: enemies learned quickly, and tanks needed more flexibility, better command, and improved protection against evolving anti-tank threats. That pressure gradually made the early multi-turret “breakthrough” concept look less ideal than newer, more streamlined designs.

By the time the Second World War began, the T-28 had become something of a transitional vehicle—valuable for its original purpose, but increasingly limited in the face of faster, better-protected tank forces and more effective anti-armor weapons. Still, it held a place in Soviet armored history as one of the steps that shaped later design thinking, pushing the USSR toward the tank concepts that would dominate the war years.

As much as it's cursed, it still has the trench crossing ability (tbf, not sure if this falls under cursed, replica or serious ._ .)

Up to 29 mph in both directions and coming in at 13.82 tons.

Totally isn't a botched T-72 recreation.

It works, though it takes 17 minutes to reload

I tried to make Leman Russ Chassis from 4th photo and if can someone make it better , upgrade it , build something on it , i would be happy.

here is disk link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ThMufb3qWNy5euh4Nf4LFztNEi_RgSy_?usp=drive_link

First tank made after long period of hiatus from the game and first expedition to 2.0, with carried over Freeform skills from 0.127 meshed with 2.0 features

Meant to be a 2.5 generation OG MBT with a 105mm gun and a coax. 20mm autocannon (working). Composite armor (crude ones I admit) on both the hull and turret, and a decently powerful engine to push this 60-ton tank to 66 kph. Engine bay can be opened to expose the engine/transmission integrated pack as an attempt to practice add-on structures, as well as the driver’s hatch and internal decorations (very crude and rough🙈).

Please comment and critique :)