Old Tank Hulls Upgunned And Thrown Back Into Combat

Started by dy031101, October 08, 2007, 10:30:07 PM

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dy031101

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Some upgunned WWII tanks with much-smaller hull-turret age gaps (late-war onto early-war), inspired again by World of Tanks.



Taking the idea of installing a Cavalier turret further, this Matilda now has a QF 75mm AND a co-axial MG unlike the use of Crusader turret in some of the more-expedient what-if ideas......  I hope I can do the same thing when the game introduces the UK tank tech trees......



This one is for Arc3371- T-34M-85.

Originals taken from WW2 Drawings.
To the individual soldiers, *everything* is a frontal assault!

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dy031101

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Quote from: rickshaw on December 11, 2011, 06:21:54 AM
Can you build a SU76i?

IIRC, they are planning to release an alleged 85mm-gun version as a "premium" (non-upgradable beyond minor enhancement, generates more ingame credits) vehicle under the Soviet tank tech tree.

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I thought of messing with the QF 75mm like so (the user clearly wouldn't have been the British themselves), but it most likely won't work- the US 76mm shells are longer than the original 6 pounder shell and even the 77mm HV according to this table, not to mention that recoil consideration was never made.  Dang.  :banghead:

(Beside, the QF 75mm probably should be sufficient for...... say, the Pacific Theater......)
To the individual soldiers, *everything* is a frontal assault!

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Current Hobby Priority...... Sigh......

To-do list here

Joe C-P

Quote from: Daryl J. on April 26, 2009, 11:10:53 PM
Could a Male/Female tank from WW-1 get a pair of guns out of an A-10 Warthog and be use as a street sweeper for urban warfare?    Or the FT-17 getting one for the same purpose?

The A-10 gun, as mentioned, would be a tad too large, but for battles in the 1920s and early 1930s one could conceive a rebuilt Female with four Brownings in the sponsons and small turret on the roof, perhaps an adapted FT-17 with the cannon. Replace the old loud large engine with a smaller, more powerful, and quieter one, and add a firewall between it and the passenger compartment.

Oh dear, did I just give myself another idea to build?
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