Future Tank Suggestions...

[Death_Eagle_571]

I was just thinking, in the future, of seeing these tanks added, I was able to find production figures if anyone is interested. (not sure how accurate they are)

SU-85 750 in 1943, 1300 in 1944 a total of 2050

SU-100 500 in 1944, 1175 in 1945 a Total of 1675

ISU-122 2159 starting in Late 1943

Ferdinand i couldent find figures for this tank.

Elefant 90 in 1943

 

[Shadehunter]

Well, if the dev's dont introduce them in game, I'm sure there will be a few creative and talented people out there that will... at least I hope RO:O becomes the base for all realistic enhancements and mods.

Shadehunter

 

[Harris]

I'd love to see a JagdPanther, even though only about 400 (give or take a few) were made.
Or a Hetzer tank destroyer, one of those could be an amusing little thing to rampage in, especially in a partially forested map. Not much idea on how many of those were made though.

Any light tanks, especialy early war jobs, could also be a bit of fun. I do hope either the devs or this or at least a a good few modders.

 

[Capmatt]

Sturmtiger!



Yeah! And then we can take half the game to reload it too!

 

[Death_Eagle_571]

Heh, the SU-152 could blow that thing apart

 

[Jack]

I was just thinking, in the future, of seeing these tanks added, I was able to find production figures if anyone is interested. (not sure how accurate they are)

SU-85 750 in 1943, 1300 in 1944 a total of 2050

SU-100 500 in 1944, 1175 in 1945 a Total of 1675

ISU-122 2159 starting in Late 1943

Ferdinand i couldent find figures for this tank.

Elefant 90 in 1943

Yeah the SU vehicles would be cool, in addditon to the SU-76 we will already be getting, of coures.

Ferdinand and Elefant are basically the same vehicle, the only difference is that after the disaster at Kursk, the design was upgraded to have a defensive MG fitted. I don't believe any more additional ones were manufactured either, the ones that survived from Kursk were simply repaired/upgraded accordingly and used through the rest of the war.

Count me down for wanting a Hetzer too Harris This was probably the best SPAT that was actually used in numbers (around 2500 or so if I remember), and of course, the JadgPanther was probably the best SPAT of them all, though as you said only around 400 (392 I think) were made.

 

[Felix Ostheim]

[FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]SdKfz. 138 Marder III ([/SIZE][/FONT]1,216 Produced)

Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer (2,584 Produced)

SU-76 (12,600 Produced)

SU-85 (2,050 Produced)

PS: Production numbers might not be right

 

[Deathsai]

Because it's not really a Maus tank if you don't have Hasselhoff as the commander.

 

[Death_Eagle_571]

SU-76 is already in game and yeah, I didnt think about the Hetzer or any of those...

 

[malice]

Valentine tank, they were canadian and British built but many were sent to russian to serve. There very slow and started with a small gun but that was change to a 6 pounder and then a 75mm gun. It was used from the battle of moscow to the end of the war mostly in the southern fronts. Only had a top speed of 15mph but have a very low profile.
Under the lend lease act 2394 of the British models were sent to the USSR and 1388 of the Canadian ones, only 30 canadian version were kept on the western front (used for training)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentine_Tank

http://www.mapleleafup.org/vehicles/cac/valentine.html

 

[Manstein]

Jagdpanzer IV

http://pedg.org/panzer/public/website/pz10.htm#jagd4

roughly 1700 made

Panzer II

http://pedg.org/panzer/public/website/pz1.htm#panzer2

roughly 1600 made

Panzer 38(t)

http://pedg.org/panzer/public/website/pzcz.htm

roughly 1400 made

also early versions of the Stug, Panzer III

 

[[TW]Wilsonam]

So many possibilities for expansion packs

And what about all the half-track variants? Armoured cars? The truly ridiculous spam-tins from the beginning of the war, such as Soviet FT-17s, or German Panzer Is?

 

[Funker42]

Maybe lend lease Shermans and Churchills... I think the Russians didn't to highly of either of them and I think the Churchill was nicked named "A coffin for 5 brothers" by the Soviets who manned them.

But still they used them in the early parts of the war.

 

[[TW]Wilsonam]

It was the Lee/Grant - "coffin for 7 brothers". But you were close

 

[DingBat]

Maybe lend lease Shermans and Churchills... I think the Russians didn't to highly of either of them and I think the Churchill was nicked named "A coffin for 5 brothers" by the Soviets who manned them.

But still they used them in the early parts of the war.

Actually, if I'm not mistaken (Alan?), in the later parts of the war there was an entire Guards Tank Army equipped with Shermans.

 

[malice]

and if we used the valentine you could include a bridge laying varient.