GLORIOUS T-14 ARMATA PICTURES.

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[Xlucine]

Kurganets IFV.

 

 

Entrenching device?

[Marsh]

Entrenching device?

Could be. Perhaps applique belly armour kit?

 

Marsh

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Entrenching device?

I think it is some sort of combination of entrenching tool and protection module.

 

T-15 rear compartment. Yeah, those vehicles are early prototypes, no seats for soldiers.

 

 

Is that armored "curtains" for commander sight?

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Little bit exposed, isn't it?

 

Kurganets APC frontal block of observation cameras.

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T-90A vs T-14.

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Funny thing is that T-14 and T-90A have similar weight - under 50 tons, around 48. 

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Isn't it huge?

 

 

 

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Possbile looks of the T-16, armored recovery/engineer vehicle.

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So those "black boxes" are Afganit radars, while box at bottom right of that infographics is "Afganit" sight. 2A82 gun, with usual selection of ammunition, 57 tons (?) and smoke grenade launchers are part of Afganit.

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[Toxn]

I finally realised what's been nagging me about T-14: no fume extractor!

This makes perfect sense, of course. But I'm just so used to seeing them on barrels...

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French tanks, AMX-30 and AMX-56 Leclerc lack them as well.  They use a compressed-air evacuation system instead (per Froggy on Tanknet, only the UAE version of the Leclerc does this, the French ones have no bore evacuation facility!).  I have no idea why.

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Their crews all smoke enough not to notice?

 

edit: that or the positive pressure system is really intense.

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Their crews all smoke enough not to notice?

 

edit: that or the positive pressure system is really intense.

I think they don't bother with fume exctractor because gun breech is located in separated compartment with autoloader rammer.

 

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Tanknet is down, but Froggy's description was that the combination of the overpressure system and the speed of the autoloader meant that it wasn't a huge problem.  He did, however, go on to say that you should probably hold your breath for a little bit after firing.

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Tanknet is down, but Froggy's description was that the combination of the overpressure system and the speed of the autoloader meant that it wasn't a huge problem.  He did, however, go on to say that you should probably hold your breath for a little bit after firing.

So it is worse more French that i though.

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[Meplat]

Possbile looks of the T-16, armored recovery/engineer vehicle.

One please, and can I get it dropped off at Drake body for some toolboxes in lieu of the skirt armor?

[Khand-e]

One please, and can I get it dropped off at Drake body for some toolboxes in lieu of the skirt armor?

 

Why not tool boxes hidden in the sides of the skirt armor?

[Meplat]

Why not tool boxes hidden in the sides of the skirt armor?

If by that you mean "of the same dimension but not armor" that is what I want. Just durable enough to turn a small tree.

 

Then a small Holmes stinger at the back, couple of strobes, some worklights...

[Xlucine]

I think they don't bother with fume exctractor because gun breech is located in separated compartment with autoloader rammer.

 

 

I'm surprised at the lack of fumes visible from the open breech in that video - normally even a vehicle with a dirty fume extractor will have noticeable amounts of smoke coming back into the tank

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From UVZ site.

http://www.uvz.ru/