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T-44, possibly with a 100mm?
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Soviet Panthers?
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T54's early cold war?
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T54 Egypt/Syria 1967.
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T54's early cold war?
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That was actually my first guess: T-44 100mm/early T-54, but I edited the post. Another fine example of: just trust the first guess, as it's often correct. Still, the initial T-54 was basically a reworked 100mm T-44.
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Finding photos of the original makeup of these tanks is not easy. So many have been reworked and improved.

I don't have anything in particular I plan on doing with them. Just had some time on my hands and JMass and Spellir are doing so well with the WWII models.

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If we get enough of these to work with they could easily constitute an expansion of their own. I have a lot of material for NATO vs WP engagements.

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The front road wheel was that far forward on a T54?
Looks like a 3 bottle design. You had to have at least 3 bottles of vodka before designing it. I guess they hadn't collected all the gearbox gear shavings from them yet so they were a little short on steel.

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The front road wheel was that far forward on a T54?
There seems to be a big gap.

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If we get enough of these to work with they could easily constitute an expansion of their own. I have a lot of material for NATO vs WP engagements.

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I do have to build something for it to play with. Probably an M-47.
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Design history guess
Group A, chassis done
Group B, we need a bigger gun
Group C, then we need a bigger turret
Group A, we make the chassis longer
Group A, what to do about wheel?
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If we get enough of these to work with they could easily constitute an expansion of their own. I have a lot of material for NATO vs WP engagements.

Good Hunting.
I do have to build something for it to play with. Probably an M-47.

Or an M-48, M-60. Chieftain is a bit out of the question for this tank to deal with.

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Chieftain was too advanced, the Centurion was the same era though.
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Ah yes, Centurion was the one. That was probably the best tank design ever produced by Britain.

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