The reality prototype of this work is the AML90. In 1956, France proposed the need for a light armored vehicle with high mobility and strong firepower to protect its overseas colonial interests and to enhance combat performance in mountainous areas. Panhard completed the production of the AML90 prototype in 1959 and delivered it to the French Army in 1961. The Panhard AML 90 features a steel body, a 3-man crew design, and some models are equipped with infrared night vision devices and laser rangefinders, giving it certain night combat capabilities.

This work is not a perfect replication of the AML90 and may have some imperfections. Please forgive any shortcomings. Additionally, some equipment that does not exist in the real AML90 has been added, such as a dual-axis stabilizer for the gun and a parachute.

Vehicle Controls:
I. Driving:
Use Throttle to control the speed.
ActivateGroup 1: Switch to reverse gear.
ActivateGroup 4: Turn on the headlights and searchlights.
ActivateGroup 6: Maintain the vehicle at a cruise speed of VTOL*100 km/h.
ActivateGroup 8: Steering limitation, which gradually restricts the wheel turning angle as speed increases to prevent rollovers caused by sharp turns at high speeds.

II. Weapon Controls:
Use Pitch to control the gun elevation and Roll to control the turret rotation.
ActivateGroup 2: Switch to sniper mode, in which the turret traverse and elevation speeds will decrease to allow for precise targeting.
ActivateGroup 5: Activate the dual-axis stabilizer for the gun.

III. Other Equipment:
ActivateGroup 3: Deploy the parachute.