Tier II tracked scout vehicle

(Wright armour)

Standard build, this build uses a low number of parts for low end devices to be able to spawn more than one, standard part limit is capped at 115, anything beyond 115 is considered a fully detailed collectible, and is no longer a standard build.

A fully detailed variant of an already existing standard build might be made, keep an eye out.

Controls

-Yaw For Hull Traverse
-Enable Foward And Reverse (AG1)
-Pitch For Foward And Reverse
-Enable Gun Traverse (AG2)
-Pitch And Roll For Gun Traverse

(Tip: Hold pitch up and disable AG1, this locks the throttle in place, allowing you to aim & fire on the move!)

Description

A decent light tank that fits its role very well. It was heavily exported to multiple countries, due to it being cheap.

Service: 1938-1945

Armor (RHA-Equivalent in mm)

-(25)Hull front
-(20)Hull sides
-(15)Hull rear
-(40)Turret front
-(40)Turret side & rear
-(60)Mantlet

Arnament

M081 L40/2
-(60) Of penetration at 50m (AP)
-(3.7) average reload time
-(0) explosive mass

Mobility

(30) kph, average speed

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Low part count, always lower than 240, mostly less than 100 with all parts set to calculateDrag = false, enables you to spawn more than one without any issues.

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Realistic performance, all vehicles perform as realistic as possible in mobility and firepower.

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Advanced damage model is present, simulation of damage depending on armor thickness & angle, only works when against basic rounds, works best against other vehicles of mine.

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All my recent vehicles can effectively engage each other the way it is supposed to, very useful for MP roleplay encounters or battles.

Creator's note: It kinda looks cute :3

New addition:

Part count is slightly reduced by making symmetrical decals and equipments a single part, instead of 2 per side.

Although I've already done this with the pk-III and pk-4e's suspension bogies effectively reducing 4 parts to its part count, I felt that it could also be used for decals and equipment, aswell as side hatches too, and yes it did work out great.

It wouldn't take long till I build something that takes full advantage of this, hehe.

Thank you!