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WH40K Chimera APC.

A Proposal of a quick Heavy Tank from Skoda and CKD. It featured a 130mm Autoloader with a 2 shot magazine. Only existed in Blueprints.   Read More

I have no idea why I made this, or why I put so much effort into it, but eh. What's done is done. Includes both Early War (For silent border), and midwar version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vogX2pqR-Pk   Read More

My replica for the Porsche KG's proposed design of a tank meant to equip the Indian army in the early 1950s. Stats are derived from the World of Tank's interpretation of Porsche's blueprint   Read More

This was the answer of the East-Bloc to the Rhm. Spw. Ausf. 100BK. A Proposal from a Cooperation between Skôda and ČKD-Praga. The Tank is armed with a 100mm AK2 and a Twin-MG on top of the Tank. The Tanks key-features were the side-skirt being able to absorb HEAT shells and an Advanced NV-System(Night-Vision). The Tank was produced 97 Times in the Czech-Republic and was licensed for the USSR. All-in-All this Tank was produced approximatly 1000 Times. The Tank is still used by far-east countries.   Read More

Fun made super-heavy tank. It looks a bit similiar to Object 260 but it wasnt inspired by this tank. Its just super heavy tank but very good at battles. There is no maching scenerio for tank like this one but still fun to play on Sandbox. Enjoy!   Read More

When the war drags on and Germany deploys the E series tanks such as E75, E50. The Allies got their engineers together to build a fast, well armored, heavy hitting tank within the 30 tons range for easy shipping. Specs: 4 crew members (all 100%), 750hp engine at 4000 rpm (i recommend this setting), 200mm and 300mm of effective armor on the upper hull and turret respectively, 12 degrees of gun depression, 200mm of penetration at the late war stage and 34 rounds all in the turret   Read More

A Proposal from the ČKD-Praga Plants for a Heavy Tank. It featured a 120mm gun and Spaced Armor protection. A wooden Hull was made in 1958 but the Project was discontinued, due to better Proposals.   Read More

A replica of the German WW2 medium tank Panther F.

TASI V12-110 "Taisto" is a finnish armored fighting vehicle, manufactured in the 70's during cold war. The history of this tank began when the Cold War plagued Finland by all possible means. Efforts were made to restrict trade between Finland and the West, and to increase trade between Finland and Russia. Finland had to prepare for Russia to attack Finland again. Russia had newer equipment compared to Finland, while Finland had a lot of obsolete equipment. Western countries had even newer equipment, but Russian sanctions restricted imports of Western goods. Finland decided to make its own tank, which should be able to withstand the enemy and travel effortlessly in the terrain. Truck manufacturer SISU manufactured an efficient V12 engine for the tank, which transported a 40-ton tank at a speed of 50 km/h and kept the wagon moving even in difficult terrain. Officials from the state artillery factory visited Sweden to inspect the cannons of Swedish tanks. They found that the caliber does not have to be big, but the length of the cannon and projectile had to change if the projectile was to penetrate armor effortlessly. The officials of artillery factory came back to Finland and suggested building a 110mm cannon that should penetrate through more than 190mm of armor. When the tank was built, it was decided to name it TASI V12 110. TASI means Taistelu-Sisu (Taistelu=Battle and Sisu is truck manufacturer). The tank's nickname was Taisto, which was the first name of a Finnish man.   Read More