Here it is at last, the almighty, iconic T 34-85. This Soviet masterpiece was a standard medium tank which served in the Second World War and later into the Cold War. The 85 variant came in later to the war, featuring an 85mm cannon to counter German heavy armour. This model includes: lots of detail, a working cannon (with explosives), a moveable hull mounted machine gun, coaxial machine gun, fully traversable and elevation enabled turret, working top hatch, and a working front viewport/hatch. Other technologies include and illuminated aiming reticle for night operation and overdrive for climbing steep surfaces. Enjoy the tank!
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READ BEFORE USE!
-Pitch drives the tank forwards and backwards, the tank achieves around 45 mph on flat ground, without overdrive.
-AG 1 with VTOL: Opens viewport for driver. Turn one AG 1 and slide VTOL fully up to open the viewport.
-AG 8 with VTOL and Trim: Controls the turret and coaxial MG. The turret is on by default however it can be turned off, use VTOL to traverse the turret and Trim to elevate it. The cannon has 21, 85mm HE shells, simply press the fire button to launch.
-AG 7: Activates overdrive. Use overdrive ONLY to climb steep surfaces, otherwise the tank will speed off well above 100 mph.
-AG 6 with VTOL and Trim: Activates hull mounted MG. The MG on the hull has a camera attached to it for better aiming. Use VTOL to elevate the gun and Trim to turn it.
-AG 5: Activates front light… nothing much to say here.
-AG 4 with VTOL: Opens hatch on top of turret.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 13.1ft (4.0m)
- Length 38.3ft (11.7m)
- Height 10.9ft (3.3m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 8,750lbs (3,969kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 13,007.2lbs/ft2 (63,506.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 0.7ft2 (0.1m2)
- Drag Points 9735
Parts
- Number of Parts 407
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,809
True, good idea, I could have hidden some rockets inside of the ammo. @Roswell
Awesome!
Also for the ammo rack i would use rockets because it's like ammonium of the tank and if you shoot at it.
“This soviet masterpiece of design” Sounds like Russian bias..... hmmmmm
Very noice