hey everybody!! its been a long time since i posted anything...but not until now!! Presenting fhe A2D2 Vulcano MBT named after Sal Vulcano From Impractical jokers (because why not) it is armed with a 125 mm smoothbore cannon (thanks to that guy who posted the cannon and i forgot who are u sorry) 3 machine guns and an aa gun from enternal dankness and a rocket launcher, armored (thanks to waemoth this is from his type ?? heavy tank that he posted lately) and deusalgor for the other details hope u upvote and enjoy
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 7 airplane(s) +133 bonus
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 18.8ft (5.7m)
- Length 50.7ft (15.5m)
- Height 19.2ft (5.8m)
- Empty Weight 19,829lbs (8,994kg)
- Loaded Weight 22,460lbs (10,188kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 5,658.8lbs/ft2 (27,628.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 4.0ft2 (0.4m2)
- Drag Points 17417
Parts
- Number of Parts 409
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,643
Yeah I love it !@kaaraabiner
@Nidhoggur the wut?
Um i just wondering where you place the boom
@SkillDude hahah u like it too?
Lol I was just looking for a plane while watching impractical jokers
@SomeonesALTaccount ok I am sorry if I offended you....
@TemDesBur Did you know you should mind your own buisness and not be a jerk about something minor? I mean, its not an arguement, he just informed me about something. The reason I thought it was rifled was because I study lots of WW2 history, so I had assumed the cannon was rifled. I mean seriously, why do you have to butt in for no reason?
@SomeonesALTaccount did you know that @WalrusAircraft proved you wrong
Wow this is absolutely amazing. One of the best tank I've ever seen
I think I made your "namesake", lol. Nice tank.
@Cedy117 TANKs dude
Nice work man!
@WalrusAircraft Just read that.
Found this on Wikipedia... To reliably penetrate the thick armor of modern armored vehicles, a very long, thin kinetic-energy projectile is required. The longer the projectile is in relation to its diameter, the higher the spin rate must be to provide stability. Practical rifling can only stabilize projectiles of a limited length-to-diameter ratio, and these modern rounds are simply too long. These rounds are instead formed into a dart shape, using fins for stabilization (see kinetic energy penetrator for information on how this works). With the fins for stability, rifling is no longer needed, and in fact the spin imparted by rifling would degrade the accuracy of a finned projectile. The first tank with a smoothbore gun was the Soviet T-62, introduced into service in 1961; today all main battle tanks except the British Challenger 2 and Indian Arjun MBT use smoothbore guns. The Russian navy conducted experiments with large-caliber smoothbore naval guns, which were halted by budget cuts.
Beautiful creativity with this one. Actually The M1A1 is smooth bore. The Leopard 2A4 and 2A6 use the same gun. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rheinmetall120mm_gun @SomeonesALTaccount
@kaaraabiner Well have fun with your extremely innacurate cannon, because I dont know of any modern tanks with smoothbore barrels. In short, you should probably change that description to say "rifled"
@SomeonesALTaccount idk i jist type random tank info to make it cooler ;)
Why smoothbore? Isnt it less accurate then?
Im in awe sir! Feature worthy for sure!
@AndrewGarrison MUST FEATURE!!
This is awsome, if you Like older tanks come check out my profile. Great job
@kaaraabiner no problem mate, but I'm serious this is absolutely amazing!!!
Nice tank, works perfect
Wowzers!
@TemDesBur aww you..