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Whenever I want to find some really detailed stuff about an upcoming AW vehicle, I go crawling through their forums and player proposals. If you are interested in the process, Sketchfab had a text that I wrote (ye, rly) on its website:Д«ut, back to War Thunder. Basically, what it encompasses is building a workbook that the model makers use to make their models. They make my life so easy!ДЄs some of you know, I am (amongst other things) an ad hoc advisor for Armored Warfare when it comes to vehicle models and realism. If they add OV-10 Bronco, A-37 Dragonfly or L-39 Albatros, I might change my mind.Д«ut who I really love is the War Thunder community.

Okay, fineвЂ¦ I donвЂ™t and the title is totally a clickbait. Posted in Q&A, Uncategorized From AW dev kitchenвЂ¦ Metal was at a premium during the days after the war and a lot of German stuff ended up being melted. The captured AMX-35 tankettes actually ended (for a short while) in the Czechoslovak military inventory after being (presumably) scrapped, despite their historical value. Here, you can see a broken down AMR-35 near Prague during the last days of the war: Others remained in German hands and would, between May 8 and May 9, travel to Pilsen, where theyвЂ™d end on a military scrap yard. Some of them got subsequently captured by the Czechoslovak rebels and used against the Germans. 539) had a whole bunch of the вЂњcolonialвЂќ ZT4 model AMR-35s and used them during the Prague Uprising in the May of 1945. It seems that a second-line peacekeeping German unit, the 539th Special Purpose Division (Division z.b.V. ZT4 was a вЂњcolonialвЂќ version with a slightly different hull, improved ventilation and several different weapons (including old Renault FT turrets), built for service overseas (about 55 made).ZT3 was a light tank destroyer using the same chassis.ZT2 was the abovementioned upgunned version (10 probably made).ZT1 was the basic model with a 7.5mm Chatellerault MG or 13.2mm Hotchkiss MG (167 made between 19).The rest of its story you know already вЂ“ France lost the war and all of its military stuff (including tanks) went to the Germans, who then mostly used it for training or counter-insurgency because some of the junk was super obsolete.Д«ut, did you know that these little tankettes found themselves in 1945 in Prague of all places? On both sides in fact. ItвЂ™s pretty exotic actually because only about ten of these was ordered between 19. The main difference from a вЂњstandardвЂќ mass-produced one was the APX5 turret with a 25mm autocannon. The version they are introducing is called ZT2.

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In the Wargaming tradition, itвЂ™ll probably be a free gift of some sort. If you are following World of Tanks news, you probably know already that Wargaming is introducing a new premium French tank called AMR-35. Posted in Q&A, Uncategorized What a weird place for an AMR-35 to find itself inвЂ¦

LetвЂ™s make sure the limp-dick shithead gets the attention he deserves.ДЇor more details about the story, please visit the Military Experience Museum Facebook page. The question remains, who is responsible for this atrocity? The abovementioned gentleman is, according to comments under the original post, a good start, but if you know whoвЂ™s responsible directly, do send me an e-mail to please. Say what you will about Russians, but at least they value and preserve their history. The tanks belonged to a now defunct Military Museum in Danburry, Connecticutt and the DoD did not even allow a private military museums (including the abovementioned Military Experience Museum) to buy these old venerable tanks off their hands. All that remains from the MBT-70 prototype is its turret. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM), demilitarization program under the command of one Jeff Garrett, decided it would be a good idea to scrap a dozen invaluable historical artifacts, including a rare MBT-70 prototype and an XM803 prototype. As the Military Experience Museum Facebook page reported, this week, the American Department of Defense, specifically the U.S. It is with immense sadness that I must inform you of something truly tragic.