BRIEF

Kv-2 Heavy Panzer[1]. On the eve of World War II, the Soviet Northwest Front Command ordered that four test kV-1s be fitted with 152mm howitzers. KTZ's best designers were brought together to complete the project. Two weeks later, a new experimental model was designed. At first the designer decided to install the 152mm MOD1909/1930 howitzer, which was eventually replaced by the more modern 152mm M-10 Model 1938/1940. A new larger turret was also designed to accommodate this heavy gun, and the turret was named MT-1. With its formal incorporation into the military, the kV-2 was given the name, and Soviet soldiers called it KV S Bolshoi Bashnei. With a 152mm gun-howitzer, it had great firepower and a huge body that the Germans called the Gigant. From 1940 to 1941, a total of 202 kV-2 tanks (including the pre-production version) were produced. [2]

Chinese name
Kv-2 heavy tank
Foreign names
KV - 2 Heavy Panzer
The country
The Soviet union
category
Heavy tanks
Build time
In 1940,
Nickname (s)
Tank with turret, toilet head
Make the number
334

The performance data

The full combat weight is 52000kg
Conductor of 7.0 m
3.3 m high
3.25 m wide
Engine V - 2 k
Maximum speed road/off-road: 26 km/h
Maximum range road/cross-country: 250 km
Six people were inside the car
Firepower 3x7.62mm DT MG machine gun
152mm Howitzer M-10 artillery;
152mm: 36 rounds; The 7.62 mm: 2475-3087
Armor 30-110 - mm
Climb slope 30 degrees
The vertical wall is 1.2m high
The trench width 2.7 m
Wading depth of 1.6 m

How to play

1.Throttle to start the engine
2.W A S D to control the body
3.VTOL and TERIM to control the tuuret
4.Ag1 to open the light
5.Ag2 to active the gun

The muzzle perspective

Something you need to know

1.The author does not attempt to restore history
2.The number of crawler parts is not counted