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A long, painful, experiment... with a frustratingly predictable outcome.

In a similar fashion to the previous video, a far too small L3-like tankette is fitted with a way too big gun. This time it's modeled analogous to russian 122mm artillery.

Older video, in which i strap a tank built to as close (but not quite) properties and specifications of the CV33 (L3/33) tankette, to an 88mm gun made similar (but also not quite) to the famed german 88mm cannon.

Older video, in which i drive a tank built closely (but not quite) to the dimensions and properties of the original FIAT-3000 (L3/21)

Tank destroyers can be good. Light tanks can be fun. What happens when you combine both? The answer can surprise you. The tank is inspired by the italian L6/40 and its SPG/tank destroyer derivate, the L40. Unlike its historical counterpart, however, the casemate gun is not a 47mm gun, but instead a 37mm. The turret, shaped similar to the L6, features a 20mm gun. Due to its lack of side armor for space constraints, additional armor panels are applied externally.

A small, compact, light tank-based tank destroyer with a 50mm gun firing from sneaky position.