I just wanted to point out that unlike my other tanks, this doesn't drive. But AG1 & 2 activates turret rotation and gun elevation, use it with pitch and VTOL. I wanted to add more details, but at the same time I didn't want to push the part count too high. The reason for that I went with this colour is that the Panzergrau that I originally had just didn't work, and neither did any historical Japanese camo that I found.
O-II 150
Weight: 150t
Armanent: 15cm/60 Type 3, 13.2mm/76 Type 93 (coax)
Turret armor: 320 front, 160 sides, 100 rear
Hull armor: 200 ufp, 120 lfp, 100 side, 100 rear
Engine: 2x Kawasaki Type 98 (2x800hp)
Crew: 6
Developed in 1945, this monstrous design was based on the German Tiger VIB, of which the Japanese had gotten blueprints. It was decided that it lacked in armanent and protection, and therefore the decision was made to uparmor it, and u upgun it. This meant that it got a lot bigger, but it wasn't an issue since it had far better engines than the predecessor. This, of course cause problem regarsing infrastructure, but it was seen as unimportant, as a counter to the newly introduced IS-3 was needed for the Japanese offensive.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor O-II SC
- Successors 2 airplane(s) +14 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 15.0ft (4.6m)
- Length 49.7ft (15.1m)
- Height 16.7ft (5.1m)
- Empty Weight 16,195lbs (7,346kg)
- Loaded Weight 17,247lbs (7,823kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading N/A
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 15415
Parts
- Number of Parts 675
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,635
AWESOME!
@Flakmagnet Yeah, it's pretty :)
@FlOu Yeah, my PC started to get slower and slower to load it, lol.
@Waemoth Yes I readed it in your text. But I'm happy you decided to build it with not to much parts because I'm on mobile :)
@FlOu Thanks, but to be honest I had to cut down on the in order to not make the part count go crazy. I wanted to have grilles for an example.
Damn looks awesome. The details are mindblowing
@bjac0 As I've stated, the point of having that in the title was not to get more points. It was just a happy remark, just like gold, silver or platinum-build. Now, I do however realize that others take it differently, and I have thus removed it.
@Waemoth but it still defeats the purpose of the ranks.
@bjac0 Not asking anyone to upvote it by any means. I just assumed that this would get the required points (Teaser got 15 upvotes). I guess we just think of the word differently, but I do see your point.
@Waemoth the difference between the 2 is that promoting your builds is just getting attention to a build you worked really hard on, so people can download it, enjoy it, and have wider accesability to the said craft(s), while a push is basically asking users "hey could you please get me like 200 extra points for nothing? That'd be great!" cause don't you think that sorta destroys the purpose of the ranks being there in the first place? Cause its not that diffferent from begging, in fact, i consider it as begging, i hope you understand why i don't like pushes.
@Flash0of0green Glad you like it :)
@bjac0 I just don't really see the difference between this and making forum posts that promotes your builds, something which we both have done.
Much detail such wow...@Waemoth
@bjac0 I've just worked on it for such a long time that I really wanted to get it over with, and I just wrote that, I've removed it now.
I want to upvote this, but i can't stand pushes... This is noice and roice, but if you see my forum post "Pushes" you'll understand why i can't stand them...
@General360 Yes please, it took me like 9 hours to build it.
@Waemoth Thanks!
@BritishNarwhal Congratulations on gold man!
U CAN DO IT!