原文┏ (゜ω゜)=☞： http://ftr.wot-news.com/2013/08/24/8-8-112-and-t-34-3/
8.8 T-34-3 stats (compared to Type 59) –括号里是59式的数据
Tier: 8
HP: 1300 (1300)
MM weight: 48 (48)
Hull armor: 90/50/50 (100/80/45)
Turret armor: 190/120/60 (200/130/60)
Viewrange: 380 (380)
Radio: 600 (600)
Price: 11000g
Source: http://world-of-ru.livejournal.com/2427880.html
Some supertest vehicles….
Marder 3 (tier 4)
Recently I’ve run across a small little debate about what exactly was the M26 Pershing? Was it a heavy tank or a medium tank?
This is a tricky question as it was technically both. That answer, even though correct, can be made more define. From what I’ve read, the M26 was a medium tank more than it was a heavy. On June 29th, 1944 the US Ordnance, who wanted a heavy tank to boost morale, redesignated the T26(M26)s as a heavy tank. Before this the T26 was a de facto medium tank that was developed from the T20 series of medium tanks. From June 29th, ’44 to the end of WWII the M26 kept its title as a heavy. After WWII the M26 was once again designated as a medium tank.
Author: Daigensui (US forums)
Here’s a bit of info about the upcoming German rebalance. You can consider the info… let’s say in accordance to what WG plans, ergo more than just “pure guessing” and less than a leak.
Daigensui:
Many have started panicking due the broad statement above. However, I believe while there will be quite a bit of hard number changes, those will be compensated enough to make the Panthers and Tigers enjoyable.
In this article series, you ask me questions, and I answer them! Email your questions to tankarchives@gmail.com, and I’ll answer them here (as long as they’re within scope, of course).
Q: What was the highest caliber gun mounted on a tank (not artillery or tank destroyer)?
问：一台坦克上安装过的口径最大的炮是多少？（不算火炮和TD）
A: Off the top of my head, the KV-2′s 152 mm howitzer was the biggest, but that was practically an SPG anyway.
答：我记得KV-2的152MM榴弹炮是最大的了，不过那个怎么说都要算成火炮了吧。
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Hello everyone,
since the beginning, me and other posters have written a number of historical articles on various topics. Some, who’d otherwise be interested might have actually missed some of those, that’s why I added a new “History” button on the upper menu. By clicking on it, you’ll see a list of articles, sorted by nations.
I hope that it helps those, who are interested in the articles, to find what they were looking for and perhaps even the others to find the topics they want to know about.
