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Strv 103B developed from 1969 through 1971 as a modernization of the Strv 103. Unlike the previous Strv 103A version, the Strv 103B was equipped with a more powerful gas-turbine engine, laser rangefinder, and infrared devices. The vehicle also accommodated the mounting of amphibious add-on equipment. In 1970, 220 vehicles went into service. At the same time, the vehicles of the previous modification were converted to the Strv 103B, which resulted in a total of 290 vehicles by 1971.

Type 85 IIM China Heavy Tank. The Type 85 line of main battle tanks, produced in the late 1980s, was an update to the Type 80 line. For added protection, the Type 85 tanks featured a completely welded turret fitted to the Type 80 chassis, as opposed to the cast turret previously in use. The Type 85-IIM variant, which was introduced in 1991, further modernized the design with better armor protection and an image-stabilized fire control system (FCS).

Created in an obscure lab in Ingolstadt, Germany, The Creature is a diabolical fusion of parts scrapped from tanks in the Sturmpanzer line. Its engine roared to life when lightning struck it one fateful night. Afterward, its creator mysteriously vanished, leaving the dismal Creature alone to wander the world in search of a Tanker to share its existence.

The IS-2M is a Soviet heavy tank. This vehicle is a modification of the IS-2, developed from the early 1950s through the early 1960s. Before the T-10's development, the IS-2 was the main Soviet heavy tank. It remained in service until the mid 1990s.

The BMP-3 is a Soviet and Russian infantry fighting vehicle, successor to the BMP-1 and BMP-2. The abbreviation BMP stands for boevaya mashina pehoty (боевая машина пехоты, literally "infantry combat vehicle"). Boasting some of the heaviest firepower of any infantry fighting vehicle of the time, the BMP-3 represented a notable design departure from the BMP-2. Its 100mm gun was mounted on a two-person turret and was capable of firing laser-guided anti-tank guided missiles (ATGM) as well as conventional ammo. A 30mm autocannon and three 7.62mm machine guns bolstered its firepower. The BMP-3 entered production in 1989.

The first M46 tanks that landed in Korea belonged to the 6th Medium Tank Battalion. The vehicles, known as “Ripper Pattons”, were later allocated to the 8th Army and used by infantry forces as support vehicles. However, in 1950 and 1951, the M46 also saw action in several tank battles. By June 1951, the front line had stabilized and the mobile stage of combat action had finished, so the army started to use the vehicles in an artillery role. Along with other U.S. tanks that fought in Korea, M46 tanks were painted with "Tiger Face" markings.

A-44 U.S.S.R. Medium Tank the project was begun in April 1941. Development was led by I. S. Behr, lead engineer of Plant No. 183. Three different versions of the vehicle were proposed, varying in armor, armament, combat load, and speed. The estimated production date for the prototype was early 1942. However, when the German invasion forced the evacuation of the facility, development was discontinued.

The AMX M4 mle. 45 is a French heavy tank. Development of this heavy tank started in 1945. The vehicle incorporated several design features of the Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. B Tiger II tank. The vehicle existed only in blueprints. Later the AMX M4 (1945) became a prototype for the AMX 50 100. The AMX M4 45 can be considered an evolution of its predecessor play-style. It uses the same guns as the ARL 44, which are less outstanding for its tier, but with improved rate of fire, accuracy, and aim time. Although the M4 45 sports better track protection, its overall armor is weaker than the ARL 44's, and very poor for its tier. However, it receives fairly good mobility for a heavy tank in exchange, and is fairly effective in a supporting role, setting the pattern for future French heavy tanks.

Lowe Black Edition a super-heavy tank blueprint developed by the Krupp company. Several designs, varying in armament and configuration, were drafted. No prototypes were ever built. The vehicle did not undergo any trials.

Revenant Kraft’s Panther a destroyed tank that has returned from the dead to terrorize the battlefield! This famous tank was produced from January 1943 through April 1945, with a total of 5,796 vehicles built plus eight vehicles built on the F-series chassis.

Hardcase the fusion of Soviet and Chinese components, and its solid turret armor allows it to face enemies confidently. Defenders are heavily armored fighters. High defense and HP means they can hold their ground, but this comes at the expense of mobility.

A medium tank project proposed by Škoda as part of a general purpose vehicle concept developed in Czechoslovakia. I didn't make it to a prototype.

In Italy, alongside the production and modernization of American vehicles, there was a considerable discussion around the development of the ideal tank for the future. During that discussion, Colonel Mario Zini proposed a project for a heavy tank with a low silhouette that was easy to maintain. However, no prototypes were built.

A variant of the heavy tank developed under the project of 1949. In 1952, three heavy tank projects were proposed. The EMIL 1952 E2 was the second variant. Depending on the armor and mounted engine, the weight of the vehicle varied from 34 to 39 tons. However, at the end of 1952, development of the E2 version was discontinued in favor of the E3 version, which had similar characteristics but improved armor.

Developed in the J.V. Stalin Academy of the WPRA Mechanization and Motorization Program. According to various sources, work on the project started after 1949. The vehicle featured a layout with a frontal placement for its transmission and a rear placement for its fighting compartment, which was unusual for the Soviet tank-building school. The project was discontinued at the design development stage.

Beach Party Mercenaries Medium Tank. The resilient hybrid of three nations’ tank parts fronted with a magnificently powerful weapon. Though great all-rounders, Assault tanks can be at a disadvantage against specialists. They are devastating in groups and can be used to weaken enemy footholds.

The T-34-1 is a Chinese medium tank. In 1954, the Chinese government considered the possibility of launching production of the T-34-85 in China. At the same time, Chinese engineers proposed an alternative project: the T-34-1. While based on the T-34-85, the T-34-1's transmission compartment and suspension were to be rearranged, reducing the overall weight and lowering the hull. In 1954, several designs of the vehicle, with varying turrets and armament, were developed. However, a prototype was never built.

The G.I. JOE Mauler MBT is a main battle tank of G.I.JOE and has heavy duty armor that can withstand the most aggressive anti-tank fire. Its large cannon has sent Cobra slithering in retreat on more than one occasion!

The Fangula™ AE Phase 1 developed from 1951. The advantage of four-track vehicles was the capability to continue moving when two tracks were damaged, as well as to mount a large-diameter turret race ring. After studying the project, Associated Engineers Inc. was requested to develop a second variant with another track drive system, one drive on each side. It existed only in blueprints.

Wraith Panzer 58 German Medium Tank a deadly shadow that stalksWraith Panzer 58 German medium tank the battlefield, hungering for its next meal. A Swiss project of a medium tank with improved combat characteristics and the ability to fight in mountainous terrain. Developed in 1953, the plans called for using the gun from the British Centurion tank. A total of two prototypes and ten vehicles were produced, but the vehicle never saw mass production.

Object 934 developed in 1975 to support Soviet airborne troops, Object 934 was designed to be an air-mobile, amphibious light tank. Among its features were a 100mm rifled gun, hydropneumatic suspension, and 400-hp engine located in the rear. Object 934 was never developed beyond the prototype phase, but it is believed to have influenced the design of the 2S25 Sprut-SD tank destroyer.

FT-55 Enigma from the 1970s through the 1980s, Iraq acquired a large number of T-55s from various nations. These vehicles were already showing signs of obsolescence by the 1980s, however, and so were modified for continued use. “Enigma” was not an official Iraqi designation for the variant but rather a term used by Coalition forces in the Gulf War. The T-55 Enigma can be identified by the boxes of simple composite armor bolted to the turret and to the front and sides of the hull.

T-62M-1 as one of the Soviet army’s main battle tanks, the T-62 underwent many modifications with several variants produced. The T-62M-1, like the T-62M, was a notable update. Among its features were an anti-radiation lining for the turret, rubber side skirts, a thermal gun sleeve, and an anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) system that used a guide laser and could launch missiles using the tank’s main gun.