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WoT models: Char B1 and B1 Bis

Ragdolls of the HD Char B1 and B1 Bis as it appears in World of Tanks.

Turret, periscope and main cannon are ragdolled. The various hatches on the tank are rigged and can be moved with a bone tool. Tools, rope, spare wheel, chassis, turret and gun are bodygrouped. Wheels are rigged and can be moved.

Char B1

Originally conceived as an assault SPG with a 75mm hull mounted howitzer, the Char B1 was changed into a Heavy tank by the addition of a Char D2 turret to improve it's anti-tank capabilities. It was one of the toughest tanks of it's time, capable of shrugging off hits from most tank and anti.tank weapons of it's time.
Originally mounting a low-velocity 47mm SA34 gun, some of the units were rearmed with SA35 guns during the battle of France.
One Char B1 survives today.

Name: Char B1
Manufacturer: Renault
Armament: 1x 75mm ABS SA35 howizter, 1x 47mm SA34 tank gun, 2x 7.5mm MAC31 Reibel machine guns
Class: heavy tank
Role: Infantry support, breakthrough vehicle
Weight: ~28 tons
Engine: Renault 6-cylinder pretrol
Speed: 28 km road, 21 km off-road
Crew: 4
Suspension: Bogies with vertical coils and leaf springs
Time of production: Produced from 1935 to 1937
Volume of production: Total of 34 units produced

Char B1 Bis

An improved version of the Char B1 using the larger APX-4 turret from the Char D2 and the higher velocity SA35 gun, as well as improved and thicker armor. The B1 Bis consituted the vast majority of Char B1 production. Tanks captured by the Germans were rebuilt as flamethrower tanks and artillery pieces.
Ten Char B1 Bis survive today.

Name: Char B1 Bis
Manufacturer: Renault
Armament: 1x 75mm ABS SA35 howizter, 1x 47mm SA35 tank gun, 2x 7.5mm MAC31 Reibel machine guns
Class: heavy tank
Role: Infantry support, breakthrough vehicle
Weight: ~28 tons
Engine: Renault 6-cylinder pretrol
Speed: 28 km road, 21 km off-road
Crew: 4
Suspension: Bogies with vertical coils and leaf springs
Time of production: Produced from 1937 to 1940
Volume of production: Total of 369 units produced

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Credits:
Wargaming for World of Tanks
WOT model viewer team for the extractor
Professor Heavy for the measurements
Nem for VTFEdit
Trek for figuring out the textures
Kali for texture settings