Author: Qirashi

“Charles Martel” — “Captain Lemartin and his “Sand Vortex”. You need a name for the car. A sonorous, catchy name. A nickname like the Frankish kings. Captain Lemartin and his Templar. No, that’s not it. Think, think. We will complete the task, we will return triumphantly, we will get into the textbooks.

Soviet anti-tank self-propelled guns of the tenth level. It was distinguished by good maneuverability and excellent weapons, but extremely weak armor.

Soviet heavy tank of the tenth level. Although the IS-4 loses to the IS-7 in mobility and maneuverability, frontal armor protection and one—time damage, but it also has its advantages – the side armor is much stronger, the gun has a higher armor penetration rate, better accuracy and rate of fire, as well as more strength points.

It was developed in the first half of the 1950s as part of a project to create a new medium tank to replace the M48. A prototype was built. In 1957, all work was curtailed in favor of the T95 tank. He was not in service.

A Soviet heavy tank of the eighth level, designed for assault or flank attacks. It has excellent armor, good speed, powerful weapons with long reduction and low accuracy, poor visibility and poor declination of the gun down.

The Granite style for the IS-7 is from the reality in which this heavy tank was adopted and 10-15 years later was upgraded to participate in large—scale offensive operations with the use of nuclear weapons. The IS-7 is equipped with a thermal imager, an integrated surveillance device, headlights and a searchlight system.

German heavy tank of the ninth level, has excellent frontal armor. He feels confident both in defense and on the edge of attack. In 1945, the E 75 was supposed to become the main German heavy tank, replacing the Tiger II, but work on the tank did not go beyond the preliminary design stage.

German medium tank of the tenth level. It stands out for its excellent dynamics and excellent maneuverability, an accurate and rapid-firing gun with good vertical aiming angles. However, the booking of both the turret and the hull is extremely weak, which, combined with the small angles of inclination of the armor, significantly reduces the survivability of the tank.