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RPL-20 with long and short barrels.

 
 

 
 

Nora B-52 M15 SPG of the Kenyan Armed Forces. 155 mm/L52 caliber based on the FAP 2832 8x8 truck.
 

Soviet T-10Ms in Stalin's line museum.

Looks like new chassis for Uragan MRLS is in production

 
 

Better look at Merkava armor module filler

 
 

Soft bags with ERA prepared for mounting
 
BMP-2 Berezhok, uparmored BMP-3 with slat armor kit with some kind of plates over slat sections

 
 

K9A1s of the 7th Maneuver Corps during a fire exercise back in November.
 

This tank (simpler version of Karrar) received designation T-72F.
https://www.tasnimnews.com/fa/news/1402/09/15/3001977/تانک-های-t-72f-ارتش-دورزن-نقطه-زن-و-هوشمند-شدند-فیلم
 

Old vans turnedd into tracked ATVs.

https://t.me/infomil_live/2070
 
Tracked UGV used by Russian troops to deliver supplies to frontline units.

 
 
That UGV was attacked with FPV drone. Vehicle claimed to be equipped with Volnorez EW kit. In the video you can see how drone just falls to the ground when radio connection with operator was lost, as FPV drone don't have software for self-flying.

 
 
Volnorez can be seen on the rear section of the right mudguard.

 
Here is without EW kit as far as i can see. FPV drone hit vehicle, but warhead didn't detonated and bounced off, hit the ground next to UGV. UGV was not affected, continued to drive.

 
 
Wounded evac with this UGV. Volnorez EW system is mounted.

 
 

Loading mechanism for T-14.

 
 

Update: I've now played with Flyout a bit, and although it's lacking in a few key features and components I think it will work for a 1950s strike fighter.
 
What would help would be for the competition organizers to provide specs for the engines, gearboxes and props to be used in the competition.

On another forum @Wiedzmin noted some time ago that the Leclerc's gunner's sight seems to rely on the same stabilization system as the main gun, using a rod/axis to also move the sight.
 
I've dug up a patent from GIAT (FR2656077A1) confirming this. In 1992, when the Leclerc entered service, the patent was also applied for in Germany and several other states.


 
A rather curios design. Similar to earlier British and Chinese systems, but leaving the oculars in place.

Iranian army testing their Karrar version.

 
 

Heh, they are, brainfart moment.

Namer Mk.2 

3D model of M2020 before it got additional ERA. Not very accurate - turret cheeks are sloped way to much to the sides, looking like inverted V from above instead of being closer to Abrams.

 

You can see how turret cheek behind the gun is still visible from this angle while on a model it is not. Also, LFP is wrong as well and number of driver's periscopes. But it gives look at overall layout of the vehicle, so posting it here.