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T-34-85 VS Cromwell | Tank physics mobile | Simulation of the chassis of the tank

If you want to see a simulation test of a specific tank's undercarriage, leave a comment and I'll try to do your simulation over a period of time and post it on YouTube. T-34-85 VS Cromwell | Tank physics mobile | Simulation of the chassis of the tank T-34-85 is a Soviet medium tank of the period of the German-Soviet war. It is the final modification of the T-34 tank of the 1943 model. The new, spacious, three-seater gun turret was developed using the structural and technological solutions implemented in the experimental T-43 tank. The installation of a more powerful 85-mm gun, combined with a number of structural improvements, significantly increased the combat effectiveness of the T-34-85 tank, compared to its predecessor, the T-34-76. The new tower provided an increase in the volume of the combat compartment, the possibility of placing a more powerful 85-mm gun, a better distribution of functions between crew members and its security. Mk.VIII "Cromwell" is a British medium cruiser tank of the Second World War. Named after Oliver Cromwell, the British dictator (Cromwell's protectorate). It was created in 1941-1942 by the BRCWc company and was serially produced from the fall of 1943 to 1945. During production, the tank was constantly modernized. "Cromwell" was actively used by the British troops in North-Western Europe in 1944-1945, a significant part of the manufactured machines was also transferred to the allies of Great Britain. "Cromvels" remained in service until the 1950s, some of them were converted into "Chariotyr" tanks.