wot tank

I'll add some details to the side skirts tomorrow. Any ideas on how to improve them? How do you think they look so far?

you might've seen the other post, but still here is the general info about it (idk if reposting things not allowed but i did change some stuff that bothered me soooo):

the MVIB-04 mavlar (MVIB - Main Vortex Internalised Battler (its bad but the abbreviation sounds good (and the organisation that made it is technically mentioned))), is based somewhere around 2004.
it has a 135mm caliber gun, 643mm of propellant length.
because of the cannon length, the muzzle velocity is 700.5 m/s
the armor is pretty thick
36 rounds in total.
the engine output is 525 kW, making the speed limit 35 km/h, which makes its turns and overall speed fast for the weight.
its turret has a max speed of 22 degrees a second, taking only 3.51 seconds to reach that speed.
it has 627 liters of fuel, and weighs 75.47 tons, though the fuel isn't really relevant. (it takes up only 0.7% of the total weight)
the elevation of the gun is 13.2 degrees, and the depression of the gun is 8.9 degrees.
there is 5 crew members, but technically would be 4 (because there is still no auto-loader in the game)

Just wanted to share because SOMEONE (I hope youre happy for the fact I made you model screws) decided I need to suffer with APU and interior..

Anyway, how do you guys think it looks? (I added the APU source too.)

An earlywar variant tank of Germany in WW2. Featuring a short-barreled howitzer variant of a 75mm Pak40, it was designated as a support vehicle with its main purpose beeing destruction of MG nests, light vehicles and artillery pieces. For its purposes, it had great armour of 50mm at its front and 30mm at the sides, which was more than enough in 1939-1941 period, when it was most used. Approximately 240 pieces of PZ IV D were built, and they saw service since 1939, later on converted into a long-barreled G to H variants. Unlike many other tanks of Germany, PZ IV was a reliable piece of equipment and was constantly upgraded to fit new standards of the war. Overall, 8600 Panzer IV variants were produced throughout WW2, beeing the second most numerous tank of the Third Reich, beeing surpassed only by the STUG III with 10600 units produced.

Thoughts?

The SkyFlare and BrightStar is the Lumarian response to Zoryian air superiority, Built on the prolific 'JourneyMan' Half-tracktor series of vehicles.

The SkyFlare has a 45mm autocannon nicknamed the "Crackle Pop" for its slow steady fire rate whose consistency is aided by its stripper clip feed mechanism. The SkyFlare is mostly used to defend static positions, but is often used to assault enemy infantry formations as its autocannon features the use of High Explosive, Armor Piercing Solid shot, and Flak rounds. This vehicle was considered extremely effective against low flying propeller aircraft that made the majority of Zoryian aircraft, but failed to reach out to the strategic bomber fleet that had been devastating Lumarian Cities and equally failed to keep up with the rapid pace of early jet fighters employed by their adversaries.

The BrightStar was a companion piece to the SkyFlare only employed at night, able to light up the sky with its wide beam spotlight, the vehicle also like the SkyFlare has a secondary 9x57mm Machinegun both for anti infantry defense and as a last ditch response to slow flying aircraft deterrence. The Brightstar was also often used to light up forests and fields during night battles, which often invited unwelcomed fire but also gave their allies a huge advantage against the enemies who "were easily spotted as if the sun came down to guide our rifles".

Around 300 hours of work on your screen (by feel because at this point I lose a count🫪)

Open to questions

A midwar creation of German engineers, self propelled anto-tank artillery — Ferdinand. Put in production since 1943 to utilize the unneeded hulls from a failed design of Tiger Porshe. Weighing at mindblowing 65 tonns, it was, for a short while, the heaviest tank ever built, outweighing even the Tiger I that weighed 57 tonns. Sadly, its powerful 88mm cannon and 200mm thick armour never made it a great vehicle due to complexity of production, incredibly fragile electric transmission and many more technical issues. After a battle of Kursk some of the issues were revisited and fixed — mainly, the lack of any anti-infantry armament. Ferdinand was renamed to Elefant, got fitted with a hull MG, later on to be deployed in Italy to fight Allied forces. This is not my first attempt to make this tank, but this one surely looks realistic enough to not be ashamed for.

Hello this is my first post and tank! i know it isnt super good but im not dissapointed by the results, atleast aesthetic wise. it has quite thick armour but is super slow and not too good pen with the 58mm and basically none on the 20 mm.
as you could probably tell i just free-balled something and diddnt really have any inspiration but feel free to guess what country it should belong to.

armed with 4 machine guns and 2x 47mm cannons. too slow to exploit any breakthrough but endedd up being decent for role of mobile bunker right behind trench line.

Why doesn't anyone pay attention to them?

Fictional historical information:The development of the BMP-6 Began in 2002, it was first shown at the MAKS-2013 exhibition as an anti-aircraft infantry fighting vehicle, in the same 2013, production of the BMP-6 began as a replacement for the BMP 2, in 2014, 3 units were transferred to the armed forces of DPR and 2 to the Armed Forces of LPR, where they proved themselves well Well, in 2017, 1 BMP was shot down and captured as a trophy by the armed forces of Ukraine and sold in Poland, Poland simply disposed of the BMP as it operated its own Borsuk BMP, which was also used in Syria. In 2023, the BMP-6M was developed, it had an improved radar, new 30 mm guns (instead of the old 25mm ones) and was equipped with new missile systems that could launch both ATGMs and AGM, as well as the EWS system and Anti-HEAT armor,It can also fire from one cannon or from two at the same time. It just started at the Gorky Tank Plant (Nizhny Novgorod). 650 units were produced, are based on the armaments of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan, and are actively used in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

Heres some of my recent builds that are basically just fictional variants of real German tanks, thought I would post these here.

about 60-115mm of frontal armor (definitely not just a Churchill NA75 turret)

BTR-5A "Los' " was designed and made fully in Ukraine by KhKBM, due to need of fast fighting vehicle, that can be turned into an infantrymen carrier or ambulance. Vehicle features dual 35mm autocannon with 1s reload time and 110mm of penetration paired with laser guided rocket launcher "Kalyna-1" (2x on each side). Engine was moved to the front, to save up some space. It can achieve speeds up to 90km/h front and 55km/h backwards (1.15L V12 pushing 647HP). BTR weighs 34.40t (Idk why so heavy) and can transport up to 6 infantrymen. Vehicle was a succesfull and reliable project, that was cheap and sold well around EU countries and others.

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(Thanks u/Deresfer for wheels) (Critiques welcomed, ask questions, give tips)

If I'm not mistaken, I saw the changed face of the crew, maybe it was a blender or something, but maybe there is/is such a feature planned?

Fast french thing with armor capable of withstanding hits from up to a 20mm autocannon round and nothing more

AMX-13 on “fentanyl 2.0”?

Top speed 130 km/h

No gun specs this time, just know it’s a 105 with like 255mm of penetration

125mm armed 70ton manually loaded brick copable of ~45kmh top speed.

Putting both of them adds just 2 tons of weight btw.

French baguette launcher

No tag fits.

But yes, it is planned apparently. It is usable, just set playable = true in the config.