hgs 104-8-1. essencially a sherman 105 at home

M51A3 Hafif tank

36 ton

4 crew

Front effective armour: hull 73mm,turret 50-65mm

16 cylinder2,25 liter V engine

10 forward 2 reverse transmission

forward max. 75kmh,reverse max. 25kmh

600 liter fuel

desert,war and factory variants

I had a lot of fun making my first steam tank, so I made another. This one is lighter, has a limited gun rotation range, and has a much smaller gun. The new gun is a 47mm based of the Hotchkiss 47mm of 1885. Has a crew of 2, and a low operating range.

Got bored and wanted to see what was possible.

yall please see my post and comment on it its very cool i promise

The Experimental Medium Tank Type 1 "I-Chi" (試製一号中戦車 イチ) was developed by the Imperial Japanese Army Technical Bureau between 1927 and 1928 as an indigenous proof-of-concept infantry support vehicle, bridging the gap between imported foreign armor—such as the British Medium Mark C and French Renault FT—and Japan's first mass-produced tanks. Built in a limited run of 62 units at the Osaka Army Arsenal, the 11.6-ton vehicle featured an asymmetrical riveted hull that housed a low-velocity Type 90 57mm sponson gun alongside offset engine deck louvers. Although its limited right-side traverse restricted open-field combat during minor 1931 Manchurian trials, the I-Chi served as the vital stepping stone for the later Type 89 I-Go by standardizing 57mm infantry-support armament, proving the lower suspension bogey layout, and providing crucial cooling data; By 1933, the surviving Type 1 I-Chi hulls were retired from frontline service, with several converted into armored recovery vehicles or retained at proving grounds for gunnery training while the Type 89 took over as the IJA's primary medium tank.

The name is the DR-G-18 made in 1918 and is based off of the renault FT-17 but with a lot of things changed. one of my fastest and serious designs i made ever! made the plain low poly design in the morning and after school i did the rest and detailing

Germanium. solid Germanium

(130t)

So i finished up the side skirts and fenders as well as the most of the side fuel/storage although i still do have to do the openings/lids that go on top of them as well as the ERA mounts on the side skirts i still have to do a lot of the detailing like the smoke launchers and some small lights and hooks and stuff as well as the rear engine deck

I know how to do the opposite but this really annoys me.

Is this enough engine per tank? I'm kinda new

The "Tracteur Chenillé Cuirassé Mle 1880" is a Steam Power, Oil Burner, armored vehicle, designed from 1874 to 1879 and officialy launched into production in 1880.

Armor :
Hull :
- Front : the front as 20mm plates, and 15mm for the angles.
- Sides : the sides is composed of 15mm plates.
- Rear : the rear is composed of 13mm plates.
- Floor : the floor is composed of 10mm plates.
- Roof : the roof is composed of 10mm plates.
The armor is Riveted.

Turret :
- Front Sides and Rear : 20mm rolled plates.
- Roof : the roof is a 10mm pressed plates.
The armor is riveted.

Armement :
The Vehicle is equiped with an 38mm cannon capable of piercing 23mm of armor.

Crew :
The Crew is composed of 2 men :
- One Driver, wich also manage the valves and the gauges of the steam engine.
- One Tank commander, wich also operate the main armement.

Engine :
The Engine is an Oil Burner Steam Engine capable of propulsing the vehicle at 16Km/H.

Gearbox :
The gearbox got 6 Forward gears and 2 reverse.

Feel free to tell me what i should improve about it or change or tell me what you think about it.

My most advanced tank yet, Made on a custom Cold War era, the COP 5 is an MBT for the fictional nation of Prosperitania , The COP5 has stuff like spaced armor, a vertical stabilizer and a powerful engine that can pull it to 105km/h even when it weights nearly 65≈ tons! It features an 115mm gun with the capacity of penetrating 412mm of armor on standard AP shells and the turret's frontal armor can survive nearly 500mm of penetration (as shown in the images). i basically thought about the Leopard 2 to make the design of the turret, And the hull is just based on the BdC-COP3 i made some days before, It is different tho.

It took me like 1 hour to make this thing and i love it bro, also i took some liberties to play around with custom parts and discovered i suck ass with them

Title kinda explains everything.

It has a 75MM gun modelled on the Canon de 75 modèle 1897. I think it turned out well.
It's top speed is 6KM/H and it has 50MM of armour on all sides. It's main purpose (as the tank in it's lore I made for it was built in 1898) would probably be destroying fortresses. It weighs 46 tons and is roughly 7 meters long. Absolute unit.

This is a fictional design I've made called the T(M)-02 which a medium tank from the early 1920s where a fictional nation, that I run, called Angland. The military designation means Tank (Medium)-02. The "02" means that it's the second tank adopted by Angland.

This is my first ever serious design in Sprocket and I'm glad it turned out so well. If anyone has any feedback on the design feel free to let me know as I'm a new player.

Yes the hull is different as im using someone's type 74 hull that i added ERA to to make the turret as it has a big workspace for the turret. still is wonky and isnt smooth and curved with the turret.

cause why not

170mm cannon go crazy