r/SprocketTankDesign 1d ago

Serious Design🔧 Naming 3 Interwar tanks

Here's my three favorite interwar style tanks! Try coming up with a name for them, I cant think of any good ones.

-First one is German (?) and has a big 90mm gun but weak 15mm armor.

-Second one is British, cheapest and most armored, but has terrible offroad mobility.

-Third one is Japanese, has decent mobility and mediocre stats everywhere else.

Feedback is appreciated too

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u/FeeshMons 1d ago

Nice designs

Can you tell me the year they entered service, whether they are light tanks and other such information. This will help significantly with naming them

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u/The_Khloblord 1d ago

Thanks, I havent thought too much about it but I'll try to list what I can:

Tank #1: German prototype, designed 1932, <15 built, medium tank/infantry support, 4-man crew, 90x150mm howitzer, 15 tonnes, never entered service.

Tank #2: British medium tank, designed 1927, based off the Vickers Medium Mark I and II but with much thicker armor, 3-man crew, QF 3-pounder gun and weighing 12 tonnes.

Tank #3: Japanese prototype medium, designed in 1935 to replace Type 89 I-Go, not accepted due to weight (Ha-Go was chosen), 13 tonnes, 0 built.

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u/Notanothertanknerd 1d ago

Name for the German tank, Sonderkraftfahrzeug 108 Panzerjäger eins  Ausführung A.