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A.33/2 Excelsior

The A33 Excelsior was a British prototype tank developed during the final stages of World War II. It was designed in response to the need for a more effective armored vehicle that could deal with the increasing threat of German fortifications and heavy tanks, particularly on the Western Front.

Description:
The A33 Excelsior was a medium tank equipped with a powerful 75mm gun and had a distinctive, heavily armored hull. It was built to be both mobile and able to withstand enemy fire while providing significant firepower. The tank featured a hybrid suspension system to enhance its ability to navigate difficult terrain, including obstacles and rugged battlefield conditions. Despite its relatively advanced design, it was somewhat cumbersome compared to more successful British tanks like the Cromwell and Churchill.

History:
The A33 Excelsior was developed in 1944-1945 by the British Army’s Royal Armoured Corps as part of a series of experimental vehicles designed to improve upon existing tank models. However, by the time it was ready for production, the war was nearing its end, and the need for such a tank diminished. The A33 was never mass-produced, with only a small number of prototypes being built, and it never saw combat.

After the war, the project was discontinued, and the A33 Excelsior faded into obscurity. Its design, however, contributed to the continued evolution of armored vehicles in post-war military development.

In summary, the A33 Excelsior was a relatively short-lived and experimental British tank that didn't make it to full production but remains a part of WWII armored vehicle history.

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Controles:
WASD : Mouvement
Alt + Mouse : Turret movement
Fire action 1 : Main gun
Fire action 2/3 : Coax Mg
Disable steering : Change shell type (HE or AP)