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- Streetfighter 2
- Black Night
- KFOR (2f with dozer blade on the front)
- Challenger 2 TES (Without era, so the baz plate behind is showing. they are often used like this overseas for training)
- Challenger 2 Driver Training Vehicle (custom made turret section for inspectors to view driving)
- Challenger 2 UKR (ukrainian modification to the vehicle, with cage armour welded on)
- Challenger 2 LEP (Life extention program made by RBSL, later known as Challenger 3 (P) )
- Trojan (Armored bridge layer)
- Titan (Combat engineering vehicle)
- CRARRV (armoured repair and recovery vehicle)
I test and build my vehicles around Vanilla values to ensure its balanced, i also do two mods, Aegis & CUP,
This is because i can say both of them that also add new vehicles build around similar core values based on vanilla, so yes, they should be well balanced!
My Patrons are also given early access generally for a few weeks to do balancing and bug testing too.
I'm Leary about mod vehicles that don't explicitly say that because some end up being OP AF compared to all other vehicles.
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