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I would imagine getting the licensing rights for those tanks being both difficult and expensive.
Why would you need licensing rights to make a tank model in a game its not like the person who conceptualized the blueprint for a tank would have any beef about a game using that model
Because a company owns the pattern to make that particular type of tank. Same goes with aircraft and firearms. That's why modern military shooters often have generic names for their guns like "9mm Pistol" instead of say, a Glock 17.