It took me some good hours to make the tire treads work on low physics, so there better be no major issues.
This tank should work in both Low and Medium physics settings. *V-100 Commando and M113 APC coming later 50-cal Anti-Air machine gun (remotely controlled) Gun stabilizer and auto-tracking AA machine gun (based on Aweyer26's auto-aiming turret FT)ġx. Damage model for vehicle combat based on Wernster's concept Resizable wheel based "treads" (tracks) that's shaped like an actual tread, with working suspensions for both the tracks and road wheels 1:1 scale model built from plan-view drawings (looser replica w/relatively lower part count) I don't get how this technique didn't become a common place, especially for mobile players, but now I know it existed, and there are more. They had this/similar style of tracks, and were made some years ago. Checkout AFV builds by Leehopard (such as this one (link).
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Feel free to use the tracks for your build (credit would be much appreciated) Edit: Rather un-unexpectedly (ie as expected), this wasn't the first vehicle to use this style of tracks.
Big thanks for the inspirations and their (your, if you are reading this) contribution to the community. I built the model of this tank from scratch, but I borrowed some components/ideas from Wernster's 13-CM tank (such as the main gun rotator funky, traverse mechanism, etc.), and overall I owe a lot to the builds and ideas Wernster has shared on this site. This is also a tech-demo for my possibly new resizable wheel based tread that actually moves up and down, all without mods! (But with high performance cost) Built with Wernster's older damage model. are roughly simulated so it should be pretty accurate. Not a strict replica, but built based on plan-view drawings, and dimensions, top speed, weight, etc. Now you can do skydiving with M103! (Working cargo plane with working vehicle locking mechanism, comes with M113 also)ġ:1 scale loose (looser) replica of M103A2 heavy tank.
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