Swiss tree for World of Tanks proposal by Mizutayio
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- 63/83/10 mm
- 12/12/18 HP
- 6 shots
- 70/115/24 mm
- 60/60/75 HP
- 44/??/?? mm
- ?? m
- 104 hp
- 160 hp
While the base vehicle is the exact same as the normal Staghound, it’s armament is completely indigenous as it only used a 20mm autocannon 5 vehicles were upgunned to a 47mm gun.
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- 70/115/24 mm
- 60/60/75 HP
- 125/160/45 mm
- 220/220/270 HP
- 44/??/?? mm
- ?? m
- 104 hp
- 160 hp
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- 125/160/45 mm
- 220/220/270 HP
- 157/210/45 mm
- 220/220/270 HP
- ??/??/?? mm
- ?? m
- 160 hp
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- 160/220/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- ??/??/?? mm
- ?? m
- 240 hp
- 260 hp
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- 200/??/38 mm
- 170/??/175 HP
- APCR/APCR/HE
- 4 shells
- 210/??/75 mm
- 170/??/260 HP
- APCR/APCR/HE
- 6 shells
- 40/20/20 mm
- ?? m
- 170 hp
- 200 hp
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- 230/??/75 mm
- 170/??/260 HP
- APCR/APCR/HE
- 8 shots
- ??/??/?? mm
- 830 m
- 530 hp
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Early concept for AT/AA SPG built on prolonged Panzer 39 chasis.
- 60/78/23 mm
- 50/50/65 HP
- 70/100/20 mm
- 35/35/45 HP
- 5 shots
- 42/85/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 10/10/10 mm
- 420 m
- 120 hp
This is what i believe to be the very first version of the NK I due to the fact that it’s an enlarged Panzer 39 chassis with a sheet metal turret. This may sound like nothing special unless you know that, in the very early years of the NK I, it was mentioned that a tank on the enlarged chassis of the Panzer 39 with sheet metal turret was to be converted to the NK I was we know it. This and various other mentions in the archive documents strongly suggest that the 34M. Pz. K-41 has actually been built.
It’s main intention was it to be a SPAAG/ TD hybrid for which it used the 34 mm Flab Kan 38.
However there were other guns proposed such as the 4.7 cm Infanterie Kanone 35/41 as well as the 7.5cm Motor Gebirgskanone 1938 L22.
TNH series bought from Praga used swiss armament and equipment. After the war a new turret capable of mounting 47mm gun was prototyped for the vehicle.
- 70/115/24 mm
- 60/60/75 HP
- 135/150 mm
- 60/60 HP
- 32/15/15 mm
- 32/15/15 mm
- 420 m
- 465 m
- 125 hp
- 140 hp
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- 228/296/45 mm
- 360/360/420 HP
- 230/100/50 mm
- 770 m
- 750 hp
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- 258/326/60mm
- 400/400/530 HP
- 250/150/60 mm
- 830 m
- 750 hp
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- 268/330/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 830 m
- 575 hp
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- 260/328/61 mm
- 420/420/510 HP
- 100/60/40 mm
- 830 m
- 750 hp
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- 245/290/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 260/328/61 mm
- 420/420/510 HP
- 40/30/30 mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 630 hp
- 660 hp
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- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 245/290/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 30/30/30 mm
- 710 m
- 600 hp
- 630 hp
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- 245/290/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 4
- 120/40/30 mm
- 830 m
- 1100 hp
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- 219/264/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 3
- 219/264/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 4
- 50/30/30 mm
- 710 m
- 600 hp
- 630 hp
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- 219/264/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 4
- 245/290/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 3
- 100/40/40 mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 630 hp
- 750 hp
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Originally planned for Lithuania, this tank was offered to Swiss by Praga as per their requirements. Eventually succeeded by LTH, which later entered the Swiss service as Panzer 39.
- 32/50 mm
- 11/11 HP
- 10 shots
- 25/15/15 mm
- 345 m
- 125 hp
Originally planned for Lithuania as LTL, LTL-H was offered to Swiss by Praga as per their requirements. Further evaluations led to development of LTH, which later entered the Swiss service as Panzer 39.
For Lithuania LTL was to mount either 20mm Oerlikon autocanon or a 37mm gun.
Only one prototype of LTL was built in april 1948 as both Lithuania and Switzerland had further specified their requirements, evetualy leading to LTH which entered service as Panzerwagen 39, and LLT for Lithuania (now based off LTH) which were built, but never delivered (USSR happpened to Lithuania before that) and eventualy ended up as LT-40s in fascist Slovakia.
The swiss army obtained AMX 13-75s in 1951 and called them Leichter Panzer 51.
- 144/202/38 mm
- 135/135/175 HP
- 4
- 40/20/20 mm
- 710 m
- 250 hp
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Similar to the Laupen 16t, this version however had a completely indigenous hull planned unlike the 16t, which was based on the G-13.
- 152/198/38 mm
- 135/135/175 HP
- 150/210/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 150/210/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 3
- 60/25/?? mm
- 710 m
- 220 hp
- 240 hp
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MOWAG Pirat with an improved turret. Only one prototype was built.
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 20/15/15 mm
- 770 m
- 240 hp
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Panzer 51 testbed for the 10.5 cm Panzerkanone 61.
- 268/330/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 40/20/20 mm
- 710 m
- 250 hp
To put it simply, it’s an AMX 13 Testbed with the Panzer 61’s main gun. While only a very crude drawing is available, it was a legit project as multiple archive sources do mention this project.
Early variant of the NK I without the gun encasement.
- 103/139/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 465 m
- 120 hp
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Panzer 61 modernized to Panzer 68 standards.
- 268/330/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 120/65/40 mm
- 830 m
- 630 hp
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10.5cm SPG built from G-13 tank destroyer.
- 26 mm
- 410 HP
- 30 mm
- 445 HP
- 600 m
- 150 hp
- 160 hp
- 220 hp
After the war Switzerland planned to built a 10.5 cm SPG project on the chassis of the G-13. Most armor would have been removed in the process.
105mm howitzer armed, open topped SPG variant of the NK I.
- 20 mm
- 175 HP
- 26 mm
- 410 HP
- 25/25/25 mm
- 465 m
- 600 m
- 120 hp
- 150 hp
10.5cm Hb.35 L/42 SPG project on the NK I. While Ausf. 1 being the TD version with a closed gun encasement and the Ausf. 2 being the open topped artillery version. built in 1946. never entered mass production.
Project for 15cm howitzer on AMX-13 hull from 1958.
- 30 mm
- 445 HP
- 38 mm
- 680 HP
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 220 hp
- 240 hp
Similar to the French tier 6 SPG. This one on the chassis of the Panzer 51. Never built.
Built in france, 4 prototype vehicles were bought for testing in 1959. Tests were discontinued in 1964 and the vehicles never saw mass production.
- 30 mm
- 445 HP
- 38 mm
- 680 HP
- ?? mm
- 685 m
- 710 m
- 220 hp
- 240 hp
Built in france, 4 prototype vehicles were bought for testing in 1959. Tests were discontinued in 1964 and the vehicles never saw mass production. This is a would be a turreted SPG.
American M109 155 mm SPG bought by the swiss army in 1966. Later upgraded to Panzerhaubitze 66/74.
- 40 mm
- 750 HP
- 45 mm
- 750 HP
- ?? mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 830 m
- 405 hp
- 600 hp
This first M109 SPGs for the swiss army in 1966. Later upgraded to Panzerhaubitze 66/74.
Initial project for the Panzerkanone 68. Plan was to mount a 15cm HB 42/46 L/42 on a Panzer 58 chassis, never built.
- 40 mm
- 700 HP
- 48 mm
- 750 HP
- ?? mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 600 hp
- 630 hp
Initial project of the Panzerkanone 68. The idea was to take a Panzer 58 chassis and moutn a 15cm Kanone 42/46 in a turret; never built. while no blueprints existed, it could have looked like a Panzerkanone 68 turret mounted on a Panzer 58 chassis with a shorter gun than the Panzerkanone 68.
Built on either a modified Panzer 61 or Panzer 68 chassis. Only 4 prototypes were built. It was discontinued due to technical difficulties.
- 48 mm
- 750 HP
- ?? mm
- 830 m
- 660 hp
SPG project from 1968/ 1969 on the chassis of a Panzer 68 ( earlier prototypes were on the Panzer 61 chassis.)
( I’ll try my best that WG won’t add it with an autoloader)
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- 50/75 mm
- 20/20 HP
- 6 shots
- 70/115/24 mm
- 60/60/75 HP
- 70/100/20 mm
- 35/35/45 HP
- 5 shots
- 42/85/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 36/18/18 mm
- 370 m
- 420 m
- 180 hp
- 200 hp
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The swiss army bought 6 Vickers-Armstrong Light Tanks Models 1933/34 for testing purposes. Mounting 47mm infantry gun was proposed for the vehicle. Vehicles left service in 1948
- 52/70/23 mm
- 50/50/65 HP
- 60/78/23 mm
- 50/50/65 HP
- 20/12/12 mm
- 300 m
- 56 hp
While the tank itself existed, the fact that it would be equipped with a 4.7cm infantry gun is merely a proposal. It would make an otherwise shitty tier 2 gift tank *cough* into a decent tier 2 light tank with good mobility and speed but no armor at all. If the gun was to be mounted in the real tank, there would have been a couple of minor changes in the turret like seats for the loader and commander ( who also doubled as a gunner), a hatch in the rear of the turret and a mount for the gun itself.
TNH series bought from Praga used swiss armament and equipment.
- 32/50 mm
- 11/11 HP
- 10 shots
- 50/75 mm
- 20/20 HP
- 6 shots
- 32/15/15 mm
- 370 m
- 420 m
- 120 hp
- 125 hp
This is very similar to the existing Panzer 38 (t) from WoT. In it’s stock configuration it would get the historical 25mm tank gun as it exists in real life.
Panzerwagen 39 with lenghtened hull, mounting a 34mm AA gun. Designed in 1941.
- 70/100/20 mm
- 35/35/45 HP
- 5 shots
- 20/20/15 mm
- 465 m
- 120 hp
The Panzer 39L is an elongated Panzer 39 with an additional pair of roadwheels. It would mount a 34mm AA gun which could be similar to the 37mm gun on the MT-25 maybe with a bit more penetration to not make it a turd. ( pls WG, don’t screw this up). While there are no drawings for this tank, there is a pretty good description of the tank in the archives which gives us the ability to make an Impression on how it would have looked as seen above.
Panzerwagen 39L with more armor, sideskirts and new turret capable of mounting 75mm gun. Post-war project (1946?) based on NKI.
- 103/139/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 110/155/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 58/95/53 mm
- 350/350/410 HP
- 75/??/?? mm
- 465 m
- 600 m
- 175 hp
- 200 hp
- 220 hp
Same as with the Panzer 39L this is an upgraded Panzer 39 chassis and is thought to be a successor to the 39L. It does get more armor than the 39L and additionally it also receives Sideskirts. It gets a completely new turret with decent ( up to 75mm of Turret armor excluding the gun mantle. It was to be equipped with a 7.5 cm Gun L/43 or additionally a 10.5cm Howitzer.
A project of Hispano-Suiza in Switzerland to meet the demands for a light tank with good mobility and firepower. Prototyped in 1956. The design of this vehicle was later improved and amended to become the H.S.30.
- 108/148/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 125/160/45 mm
- 220/220/270 HP
- ??/??/?? mm
- 465 m
- 600 m
- 220 hp
- 240 hp
This is an unusual vehicle as it only showed up in the Swedish Archives. It was an early HS-30 which has a front mounted Turret with a 90mm Gun, The turret Is rather small for the gun which thus gets horrible gun depression (we’re looking at levels that make chinese tanks look good) It would be quite nimble though and quite small (1.7 meters tall) the gun is also mounted quite high so if the terrain allows it you could hide the hull and only show the relatively small turret.
Fielded in 1958, last prototypes of HS 30 featued larger turret with reworked hull.
- 157/210/45 mm
- 220/220/270 HP
- 160/220/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 30/15/10 mm
- 30/15/10 mm
- 600 m
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 240 hp
- 240 hp
This is the Swiss HS-30 as everyone knows it. It’s hull is similarly shaped to that of the Panzer 58 family. It was equipped with a 90mm Gun which would have good Depression angles ( 10°-12°). In addition it has good mobility which means that in return, it would have no armor. (30mm at best)
First tested in 1957, several prototypes built.
- 157/210/45 mm
- 220/220/270 HP
- 160/220/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 20/15/15 mm
- 20/15/15 mm
- 600 m
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 240 hp
- 260 hp
It’s very similar to the HS-30 with the only difference that it’s even smaller and has even better gun depression values. It’s even lighter than the HS-30 and is even faster. But that also means that it has even less protection. this time it’s 20mm at most.
Based on the AA Tank A.14 by Hispano Suiza. Only a Mockup was built in 1955.
- 160/220/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 207/265/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- APCR/HEAT/HE
- 20/15/15 mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 830 m
- 240 hp
- 260 hp
This Tank which had one Prototype built, was originally meant as an AA Vehicle. It was also planned to be fitted with other Weaponry like a 90mm Gun if the Trials on the AA Prototype were successful It handles much like the Pirat and the HS-30, but it’s even lighter (11.3 Tons with a 240 bhp Engine) and at the same time being larger than the Pirat. Which means that the Armor is basically non existent and that it would be extremely mobile.
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- 240/275/53 mm
- 360/360/440 HP
- APCR/HEAT/HE
- ??/??/?? mm
- 830 m
- 580 hp
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Heavy tank based on the chassis on the Nahkampfkanone II.
- 103/139/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 110/155/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 58/95/53 mm
- 350/350/410 HP
- 75/??/?? mm
- 465 m
- 600 m
- 220 hp
- 280 hp
It is a heavy tank based on the chassis on the NK II. It would have 70-75mm Of frontal armor with a top speed of 50 km/h While there wasn’t a blueprint on this vehicle per se there was however a very strong suggestion in the Shape of a Turret Drawing part of the NK I and II development.
Tank Project for a 16 ton Tank intended to fight against the Soviet IS-3, Based on the G-13 Tank destroyer.
- 103/139/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 115/162/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 152/198/38 mm
- 135/135/175 HP
- 150/210/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 75/??/?? mm
- 60/25/?? mm
- 600 m
- 650 m
- 710 m
- 150 hp
- 220 hp
To put it simply, Laupen 16t is originally a light tank on the chassis of the G-13. Reason why i won’t make this and Laupen 14t light tanks is due to their armament, armor and mobility. Since both have around the same nominal thickness (same as Hetzers upper plate), one having thicker plates than the other and while the other has a better slope, it would still be better than most tier 6 mediums. In addition they have a 90mm gun which would make it similar to Skoda T40 or VK 30.01 (P). Also their mobility would be bad for a proper light tank with only having a top speed of 40-45 km/h.
Switzerlands first attempt at building a 30 ton medium tank in 1952, 1 mockup and one prototype were built.
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 219/264/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 60/25/?? mm
- 70/45/45 mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 600 hp
- 800 hp
This Tank was by far the hardest vehicle to get any proper information for. However i have found enough material to finally complete the tank and to even get a custom Drawing made for it. There also is an earlier post on RsR so go check it out here. However to put things simple: It basically is a T20, practically no armor (70mm frontally at most, 45mm side), and a good gun, Mobility varies from document to document, while documents from 1952 say that it would go 60 km/h, however documents from 1953 say it goes 45 km/h, so WG actually have some room to balance if the rest of the tank turns out to be to good or to bad.
Further development of KW 30/52, with rounded armor due to the influence of the American M48 Patton. It was later renamed to Panzer 58.
- 219/264/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 70/45/45 mm
- 710 m
- 600 hp
This is the Real Panzer 58 first prototype, unlike the Panzer 58 Mutz, which is very unhistorical as it has not only the wrong model for the Tank, but also they couldn’t get the 90mm gun right.
What they also could have done is simply give it the 20 pdr gun, less work and the extra penetration would have been welcomed.
The Armor of the ingame Panzer 58 is also very wrong as the gun mantle should have been 130mm at the thinnest part and 200mm at it’s thickest part. Not to mention the fact that the turret roof would be around twice as thick for the most part and the Turret front should have a much larger 120mm area than it currently has. Those points and the fact that KW 30/57 has sideskirts would make it much more durable than the Fake Panzer 58 in game.
Further improvements on Panzer 58 was made which lead to the Panzer 61 such as a better engine, a new Turret design and some other changes to the exterior and interior.
- 212/256/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 226/258/42 mm
- 230/230/280 HP
- 268/330/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 120/65/40 mm
- 120/65/40 mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 600 hp
- 630 hp
Nothing Special about this vehicle. It is the first ever mass produced Tank in Switzerland. It’s similar to KW 30/57 and Panzer 58, however it has a different turret and exhaust system It’s also faster (55 km/h) since it has a bigger Engine.
Modernisation of the Panzer 61, aside from a more powerful engine and rubber pads on the tracks, not a lot has changed.
- 268/330/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 120/65/40 mm
- 830 m
- 660 hp
It it’s essence it is a Panzer 61 with an even bigger engine and rubber pads on it’s tracks. Look at it like with the AMX 30 and 30b, however this time it’s an actual upgrade rather than mobility going down for the sake of firepower.
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- 45 mm
- 750 HP
- 80/40/30 mm
- 830 m
- 750 hp
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Due to the armor of the KW 30 being to poor. It was suggested to increase its weight by 10-15 tons and increase its armor.
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 200/275/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 70/45/45 mm
- 170/100/100 mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 600 hp
- 650 hp
40-45 ton version of KW 30. Due to the KW 30 having very poor armor with the proposed weight of 30 tons, it was suggested that KW 30 would have been uparmored to get a similar amor thickness as the M48 patton, so arround 170mm Turret armor and arround 110mm- 120mm hull armor frontally and arround 75mm side armor.
Top speed of arround 45 km/h with an estimated Hp/ton ratio of 13.3 hp/ton.
The gun would be a 90mm gun.
The reason why this never happened is because of the swiss designers figuring out rounded armor arround 2-3 years later thanks to the american Patton tanks. ( So yes, the Panzer 58 looks the way it looks thanks to the Americans)
The first design of what would become the KW 30. While being rather light, it’s frontal protection would have been outstanding.
- 176/238/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 200/275/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 228/296/45 mm
- 320/320/420 HP
- 180/80/40 mm
- 350/40/40
- 650 m
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 440 hp
- 600 hp
It’s called KW 50 due to the fact that it was designed in 1950 and thus is an earlier veihcle as KW 40/52, in order to avoid confusion with the name i changed it from KW 30/50 to KW 50.
While this vehicle used to be a Medium tank candidate, it would be much better suited in the Heavy tank line. While it would have been 30 tons, it’s far from being a glass cannon. Due to it’s hull being rather well angled and most importantly, piked. Because of that, the armor thickness and thus the weight could have been reduced. In WoT’s mechanics the primary angle is 65° which is 5° off from the auto bounce area, couple that with the secondary angle of 5-10° you get a upper plate which is: while relatively thin, very effective in bouncing shots.
The Turret itself, it very well armored as well, with areas being 300-400 mm thick, it would be a hulldown monster as it has a 10° gun depression, however the Turret becomes very weak relatively quickly so shooting the turret on the most outer part may result in a pen.
In addition, the side of the hull is only 30mm which can be overmatched by most guns it meets.
The gun would be a 105mm gun with average penetration for tier 8.
And if you think that this sounds very OP, don’t forget that things like gun characteristics and ground resistance can be nerfed to make it more balanced against same tiered tanks.
Designed in 1969, the project itself was called Panzer 74. This vehicle features a smaller turret than the other Variants.
- 228/296/45 mm
- 320/320/420 HP
- 268/330/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 267/334/61 mm
- 420/420/510 HP
- 350/40/40
- 250/100/50 mm
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 770 m
- 500 hp
- 750 hp
- Hydraulic
Normally known as Panzer 74 from my former articles, VFZ 69 is it’s first name from 1969 when the first design was proposed. Armor would be as follows: 250 mm Frontal turret armor, 100 mm side turret armor and almost nothing on the rear.
Hull would be 120-150mm on the front ( there are no armor numbers given for the hull, this is pure guesswork) and 35ish on the side of the hull.
It would have the option to mount a 105mm L7, a 110mm gun and the famous 120mm L11 chieftain gun.
In addition to that it would have multiple engines propelling 46 tons of tank, the engine which i try to get WG to actually implement would be a 750hp engine which would give it a hp/ ton ratio of 16 hp/ton and a top speed of around 68 km/h
Featuring a larger turret and an automated loading system.
- 267/334/61 mm
- 420/420/510 HP
- 250/100/50 mm
- 830 m
- 750 hp
- Hydraulic
Same as Tier 9, however it would have a bigger turret and a hydropneumatic suspension.
Tank destroyer based on prolonged Panzer 39 chasis.
- 103/139/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 115/162/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 25/25/25 mm
- 465 m
- 600 m
- 120 hp
- 150 hp
The 7.5 cm gun armed version of the NK I unlike Ausf. F2, which was an open topped vehicle, F1 had a closed fighting compartment. It’s playstyle would be very similar to the German Marders.
G-13 tank destroyer bought from Czechoslovakia recieved some upguning proposals.
- 110/155/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 144/202/38 mm
- 135/135/175 HP
- 144/202/38 mm
- 135/135/175 HP
- 3
- 170/215/35 mm
- 100/100/160 HP
- 465 m
- 600 m
- 150 hp
- 160 hp
- 220 hp
While the base vehicle is known as the Hetzer in WoT, this G-13 version, which i found in the archives, would have the same gun as the AMX 13 75. Whether it had an autoloader or if it was loaded by hand is not known, however it certainly would be able to hold up to other tier 5 TDs.
Tank destroyer built in 1946. It was mounted with various real and mockup guns during it’s lifetime. It can be found at the Panzermuseum Thun in Bern.
- 115/162/38 mm
- 110/110/175 HP
- 152/198/38 mm
- 135/135/175 HP
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 86/150 mm
- 910/700 HP
- 465 m
- 600 m
- 710 m
- 280 hp
- 440 hp
This oddly shaped TD would be a force to be reckoned with in World of Tanks, while the only built prototype has a “mere” 7.5 cm Pak L/49, it’s project life in the 40s was quite extensive. Multiple guns ( most of them mock ups) like 7.5 cm Pak L/73, 9cm Pak. L/60, 10.5 cm Pak L/60 and 15 cm HB 16 L/14 were mounted on this vehicle.
The NK II A in WoT would only mount all 7.5 cm guns and the 9cm gun and maybe the 15 cm gun for the lols.
Upgraded version of the NKII with additional spaced armor at the front.
- 152/198/38 mm
- 135/135/175 HP
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 86/150 mm
- 910/700 HP
- 228/296/45 mm
- 320/320/420 HP
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 280 hp
- 440 hp
Same as Nahkampfkanone II A, however II B would have a layer of 15mm spaced armor all over it’s frontal armor which was actually a real proposal back in 1946 in order to make the shape of the vehicle more even.
In addition, the tier 7 version would get the above mentioned 10.5 cm Pak. L/60
One of three competing Kanonenjagdpanzer designs. one built and is located in the Militärmuseum Full Reuenthal.
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 238/250/102 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 268/330/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 500 hp
- 550 hp
It’s characteristics would be very similar to the Kanonenjagdpanzer, however it could mount the 105mm L7 gun.
Designed by Walter Ruf, engineer from the MOWAG company. This vehicle is not a lot different from the HM-13 aside from the fact that it was meant to go forward and backwards at the same speed of 72 km/h.
- 238/250/102 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 268/330/53 mm
- 390/390/480 HP
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 550 hp
- 575 hp
Kanonenjagdpanzer version designed by MOWAG engineer Walter Ruf. It’s more or less the same as tier 8, aside from the fact that it does have two drivers, one in the front and one in the rear. It had the intention to drive backwards just as fast as it could forwards. And while it was a designfor the 90mm Kanonenjagdpanzer, considering that this is from one of MOWAGs engineers, it’s safe to assume that this veihlce could also mount a 105mm L7 gun if it was ever built.
The last ever Casemate Tank destroyer ever built based on the MOWAG Tornado chassis. It featured a modular gun system and had very good mobility. Only one built. It has been scrapped.
- 270/334/61 mm
- 440/440/510 HP
- 830 m
- 575 hp
Everyone’s favourite Jagdpanzer IV on steroids, It would have very good mobility and camo rating as well as a quick firing gun. Talking about guns: It’s a modular tank so any gun could be added. The original project used the 105mm L7 but guns like the 120mm L11 could also be used.
90mm armed Tank destroyer from 1957, one prototype built.
- 110/138/28 mm
- 85/85/95 HP
- 152/198/38 mm
- 135/135/175 HP
- 180/250/45 mm
- 240/240/320 HP
- 10/10/10 mm
- 600 m
- 710 m
- 770 m
- 240 hp
- 260 hp
To be honest, this is a vehicle where i barely know anything about as i’d have to look into the archives of MOWAG which i haven’t gotten access into yet. However one thing is for sure: It had paper for armor and a 9 cm gun.
the MOWAG Skorpion is going to be the bridge from the light tank line to the TD line as it’s only researchable mid-hightier turreted TD now.
About the proposal
This proposal has tenks.