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Cromwell V (Read Description)

History
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The Cromwell is arguably the best known, most produced and most successful of the cruisers lineage started in 1936, at least until the arrival of the Comet in late 1944. Its genesis goes back to 1941, and the choice of the gun and engine proved to be crucial matters. War priorities spawned three tanks sharing the same design but different engines. The A24 Cavalier used the Nuffield engine and most components from the Crusader, the A27L Centaur was a transitional model still fitted with the Nuffield Liberty L12 engine but Cromwell components (only to be replaced by Rolls Royce engine at the end of the production). The Cromwell, propelled with the Rolls-Royce Meteor (painfully adapted from the Merlin, the Spitfire’s engine), was a league forward both in mobility and reliability. It was the only one of the three to see active service in Europe, the two other being used for training and as special purpose tanks, especially with the Royal Artillery.
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Controls:

WASD (non Alt mode) to drive the tank

Fire action 1 to fire the main cannon

Fire action 2 to fire the turret machine gun

Fire action 3 to fire the hull mounted machine gun

Yaw (Alt) + Pitch (Alt) for turret aiming
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Features:

This replica is actually 1:1 for once

This replica features realisticly placed ammunition that explodes when hit

This replica features a realistic top speed similar to the real Cromwell V

This replica features realistic armor angles and realistic proportions to the real Cromwell V

The replica is also 599 bricks which is great for what it is
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