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WoT models: FV214 Conqueror Mk.II

Ragdolls of the HD FV214 Conqueror Mk.II as it appear in World of Tanks.

Turret and main gun are ragdolled. The various hatches on the tank are rigged and can be moved with a bone tool. Chassis, turret and gun are bodygrouped. Wheels are rigged and can be moved.

Major thanks to fastestclassic from the WoT forums for the green textures.

Here's the link to fastestclassic's work for those interested:
http://forum.worldoftanks.com/index.php?/topic/505250-09171-classics-wot-workshop-new-mod-site-neue-dunkelgelb-released-everything-updated-feb-23/

FV214 Conqueror Mk.II

A heavy tank developed from the Centurion through the Caernarvon prototype, the Conqueror was designed to provide long range anti-tank support to the Centurion vehicles, mounting a large 120mm gun compared to the smaller 76mm and 84mm guns used by the Centurion variants. It featured very heavy armor, which made it quite heavy and slow, akin to the old Churchill tanks, but did not present much of an issue due to it's role as long range support and excellent terrain handling. The introduction of the 105mm L7 gun from the Centurion Mk 7 onwards made the Conqueror obsolete however, and the vehicle was retired from service in 1966 to pave way to the Chieftain

Name: FV214 Conqueror
Manufacturer: Royal Ordance Factory
Armament: 1x 120mm L1 tank gun, 2x 7.92mm Browning M1919 machine guns
Class: Heavy tank
Role: long range fire support, anti-tank
Weight: ~64 tons
Engine: Rolls-Royce Meteor M120
Speed: 35 km road
Crew: 4
Suspension: Hortsmann Suspension
Time of production: Produced from 1955 to 1959
Volume of production: Total of 20 Mk 1 and 165 Mk 2 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