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Mohamed A

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  1. The wonders of post-war HEAT rounds.

     

    The average penetration of Obus-G was 380mm, and aside from HE-frag and smoke, that's all an AMX-30 carried (at least until they got APFSDS).  Could you imagine the butthurt if this were accurately modeled?

     

    Surprise T-64 comes and says hi ;)

     

    Suddenly the AMX-30 is useless until 1982, when it finally got APFSDS.

     

    Though I highly doubt they'll add the T-64 in WT. At least for now.

  2. Well now, they claim that this IFV is the best thing ever and can survive every single ATGM in existence.

     

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    Zvarych invited us inside the workshop, where a small team of student welders, engineers, and guys who worked here back when the factory made tractors, are finishing off their latest creation, “Azovette.”

    Zvarych walks us around the metal beast, pointing out the layers of armor, each 7cm thick and lined with explosives intended to disperse the impact of any strike. Most projectiles capable of penetrating the 7cm of armor will be shaped-charged missiles, consisting of a hollow cone that lays concave to the tip of the projectile and is backed by explosives.

    “Usually a tank has 10 or 20cm of armor (in the front) but we put in 1.4m. This tank can take anything, even a big missile from a plane. It can take all the modern equipment of all the armies,” says Zvarych.

    He says Azovette is the perfect tank and compares the 50 tonne 5-seater to Nazi Germany’s super-tank, Panzer VIII Maus, a fully enclosed, 188 tonne goliath of mythological proportions that never passed the prototype stage.

    The tank will be fitted with two double barrelled 23mm caliber cannons that each fire around 3,400 round per minute plus a missile launcher with 8 missiles. Inside, the cabin has no viewing windows. Instead the crew rely on cameras on the front, back and sides of the tank and operate the turret and guns by joystick.
  3. Why even bother with converting rumbles to dollars, we are not buying Armata and parts from other countries.

     

    Comparison with NATO tank pricing. 

     

    Leopard 2A6M costs around 10 - 12 million USD.

     

    Leopard 2A7+ costs 38 million USD. (no official number given, but I got that number from the deal with Qatar)

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