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Saemda Type 22 MBT
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Era: 2000s
Category: Military
Type: Tank
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7 Apr, 2022 @ 7:56am
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Saemda Type 22 MBT

Description
A made up fictional main battle tank.

The Type 22 Saemda MBT is a revised and improved (or rather a remake) version of my previous obsolete tank model, the Type 21 Saemda. While the Type 22 retains some of the design, weakspots, and comparable (or worse) survivability of its predecessor, it has better tank cannon, engine, acceleration, speed, and handling that makes flipping... less likely or frequent to occur... maybe-ish.
Its unofficial given nickname is Binturong II.

Controls:
WASD keys to drive tank while in [Operation Mode]
Aim turret with [Mouse] while in [Operation Mode]
[Action 1] to fire HE shell, [Action 2] to fire AP shell, & [Action 3] to fire 12.7mm machinegun
[Invert Steering] key to enable gun stabilizer and vertical aiming of tank cannon
[C] key to switch between gun sight, cameras & target marker
[Beacon] key to toggle outdated "reflect"/thermal vision in main tank cannon sight

Brick count is 837. Please do NOT reupload.
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cupmin*  [author] 9 Apr, 2022 @ 4:23pm 
Thank yoouu.
all american chris 9 Apr, 2022 @ 4:16pm 
i see lad. great job on this and evry thing els.. :)
cupmin*  [author] 9 Apr, 2022 @ 4:12pm 
Thank you. I will like to some day, The_Weapon_Factory, but I'm tight with my schedule.

lmao, no chris. I have kind of came up with my own definition of "Type", although from the source I've once read and I'm not sure about it, the word "Type" is another term for model. Like M1 Abrams, but replacing M1 with Type 1. It is followed by the number/s, which could mean what year it was developed or made, or the number of models or modifications of the same vehicle already exist. The year varies by countries' calendar. For my tank's case, the current year in Gregorian calendar, 2022, but I only took the last two digits.
all american chris 9 Apr, 2022 @ 11:47am 
is this a new "type" of tank and did thay make 22 of them?
The_Weapon_Factory 7 Apr, 2022 @ 7:56pm 
very nice, can we have a battle someday?