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Mark IV | WW1 Tank

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Vehicles: Vehicle, Exploration, Wip, Technical, Creative, Land, Mechanical, Advanced

Tags: v1.5.14

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Description

Mark IV Tank

The Mark IV was introduced in 1917, it benefited from significant developments of the Mark I. The main improvements were better armour and moved fuel tank. There were 2 types of Mark IV, female and male. The female tank was equipped with machine guns and the males were equipped with two six pounder guns.

Features:

Prop guns
1 reverse gear, 2 forward gears
7 kmh top speed
Ability to actually cross trenches
Realistic interior
Driver, gunner and back/engine hatch
Ability to lock all hatches

Specifications

Mass: 2658
Lenght: 8m
Width: 4.25m
Height: 2.5m
Engine: 8 Cylinder modular engine

Notes

Built for event hosted in https://discord.gg/gZJU2zkAWq (STW)
1:1 Scale
If you want to see through the slits in the driver seat, you need to use a female character ingame because they are shorter for some reason, not necessary tho.
Tell me any problems/suggestions in the comments.

21 Comments

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NavalHistorian_ 4 Nov, 2023 @ 1:51pm

A TIN CAN I NEED

Chicken 9 Dec, 2022 @ 9:11am

If you have made a tank. You update the tank.

xfilegenny 26 Nov, 2022 @ 3:23am

Since you did the Mark IV, can you do the german A7V?

Ragoo 25 Jun, 2022 @ 8:33pm

I just realized that the thumbnail has the actual creation in it, awesome work!

Ruby Rose. 6 May, 2022 @ 1:17pm

I feel like I'm the only one who actually enjoys driving this, I've done SEVERAL...several hour long trips with my friend in a tractor pulling a fuel tank. I love this tank, Erik. Ever thought about making a Mark V? Or any other great war era tanks?