Class: bunker destroyer and tank destroyer
Strumtiger+fv4005= at350

The Tale of the AT-350 FV4350/350 Tank
Seribanar, Seribakar Province
In the heart of rugged Seribanar, within the industrial Seribakar province, the story of a unique combat vehicle, the AT-350 FV4350/350 tank, was born and tragically ended. AT Legisotihk, a small but ambitious corporation, undertook a daring project: to create a machine that would revolutionize the concept of tank warfare.
Birth of a Revolutionary Idea
Inspired by the idea of radically rethinking tank doctrine, the engineers at AT Legisotihk developed a concept for a completely new type of combat vehicle. The AT-350 was not to be a classic tank, but rather a hybrid of a tank and a self-propelled artillery gun.
Absence of Armor – The Path to Speed
A key feature of the AT-350 was its complete lack of armor. Engineers bet on high mobility and firepower. The absence of heavy armor plates significantly reduced the weight of the vehicle and increased its speed. The AT-350 was to become a true hunter, capable of moving quickly across the battlefield and striking targets at long distances.
A 350mm Monster
The heart of the AT-350 was a 350mm gun – a truly monstrous cannon capable of penetrating any armor. Such a caliber allowed targets to be hit at enormous distances and dealt devastating blows. However, installing such a powerful gun on an unarmored vehicle required solving many engineering problems.
A Powerful Engine and Cooling Problems
To ensure high speed and maneuverability, a 1150-horsepower engine was installed on the AT-350. Such an engine required an efficient cooling system, which became one of the main engineering challenges of the project.
A Tragic End
Despite all the efforts of the engineers, the AT-350 project was never completed. During one of the tests at the Seribakar proving ground, a disaster occurred. An overheated engine caused a fire that quickly engulfed the entire tank. The crew died, and the unique machine was completely destroyed.