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 Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 6:11 pm
check at the new hangar im building to see what i mean by highly crewed aircraft.
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 6:23 pm
Archer_Jack check at the new hangar im building to see what i mean by highly crewed aircraft. I see them! Very nice. wink
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 6:24 pm
Archer_Jack check at the new hangar im building to see what i mean by highly crewed aircraft. I see them! Very nice. wink For ease of reference, you can always post your main details in the Armory. Why not required, it will make things extraordinarily easy.
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 6:56 pm
Can I make my own tank for the Marine armoured?
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 6:58 pm
Milo Everett Can I make my own tank for the Marine armoured? um yeah sure, just sign up and make sure it's realistic! blaugh
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:10 pm
Well, I've given you just about all the advice I intend to.
I'll still be lurking about to make sure the rights and intellectual properties of the UGMF are intact.
Happy hunting.
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:10 pm
Suicidesoldier#1 Milo Everett Can I make my own tank for the Marine armoured? um yeah sure, just sign up and make sure it's realistic! blaugh Here are it's features: Soviet style low profile hull and turret, making the tank hard to hit. Two man turret seating gunner and commander with electric traverse, 55 calibre long 120mm smooth bore main gun, autoloader, and ammunition compartment with 48 rounds for main gun. Fuel and ammunition stored in compartments with blow away blast panels to protect the crew in case something cooks off. V shaped smooth undercarriage to channel the blast from a mine out into the treads instead of having it blow through the vehicle's underbelly and kill the crew. Damaged treads are better than a dead tank crew, after all. Halon fire suppression system. Dorchester armour with a slope up to 45 degrees in some areas, with an inner kevlar liner to protect against spalling. Add on armour, including ERA panels, can be fitted on top of this if deemed necessary. Weapons station over commander's hatch capable of carrying a 40mm grenade launcher underneath a .50 calibre machine gun. 7.62mm M240 coaxial machine gun. Dual eight barrel smoke grenade launchers. Provision to store a SIG SG 551 carbine or equivalent weapon next to each crew member's work area in case the crew must leave the tank. Ballistic fire control computer capable of taking into account weather, temperature, humidity, vehicle and target motion, range, and other relevant factors, laser range finder, thermal sight, and iron sights. 1500 horsepower diesel engine. Semi-Active in arm suspension unit as seen on K2 Black Panther. Is it awesome, or is it awesome? I built it solely with existing technology. Everything on the vehicle is either in military service or has been built, tested, and proved to work as it should. The tank is called the Jaguar Mark 1.
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:26 pm
im going to use wikipedia, ease of mobility.
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:36 pm
Archer_Jack im going to use wikipedia, ease of mobility. That works too! blaugh Just make sure to link your design with the rest of your stuff. xp
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:47 pm
ill get images too, heck i may even use fictional squadrons or wings for my squadron.
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:52 pm
Archer_Jack ill get images too, heck i may even use fictional squadrons or wings for my squadron.
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 8:42 pm
Milo Everett Here are it's features: Soviet style low profile hull and turret, making the tank hard to hit. Two man turret seating gunner and commander with electric traverse, 55 calibre long 120mm smooth bore main gun, autoloader, and ammunition compartment with 48 rounds for main gun. Fuel and ammunition stored in compartments with blow away blast panels to protect the crew in case something cooks off. V shaped smooth undercarriage to channel the blast from a mine out into the treads instead of having it blow through the vehicle's underbelly and kill the crew. Damaged treads are better than a dead tank crew, after all. Halon fire suppression system. Dorchester armour with a slope up to 45 degrees in some areas, with an inner kevlar liner to protect against spalling. Add on armour, including ERA panels, can be fitted on top of this if deemed necessary. Weapons station over commander's hatch capable of carrying a 40mm grenade launcher underneath a .50 calibre machine gun. 7.62mm M240 coaxial machine gun. Dual eight barrel smoke grenade launchers. Provision to store a SIG SG 551 carbine or equivalent weapon next to each crew member's work area in case the crew must leave the tank. Ballistic fire control computer capable of taking into account weather, temperature, humidity, vehicle and target motion, range, and other relevant factors, laser range finder, thermal sight, and iron sights. 1500 horsepower diesel engine. Semi-Active in arm suspension unit as seen on K2 Black Panther. Is it awesome, or is it awesome? I built it solely with existing technology. Everything on the vehicle is either in military service or has been built, tested, and proved to work as it should. The tank is called the Jaguar Mark 1. you forgot one important crewman... how ya gonna move?
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Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 8:45 pm
Archer_Jack Milo Everett Here are it's features: Soviet style low profile hull and turret, making the tank hard to hit. Two man turret seating gunner and commander with electric traverse, 55 calibre long 120mm smooth bore main gun, autoloader, and ammunition compartment with 48 rounds for main gun. Fuel and ammunition stored in compartments with blow away blast panels to protect the crew in case something cooks off. V shaped smooth undercarriage to channel the blast from a mine out into the treads instead of having it blow through the vehicle's underbelly and kill the crew. Damaged treads are better than a dead tank crew, after all. Halon fire suppression system. Dorchester armour with a slope up to 45 degrees in some areas, with an inner kevlar liner to protect against spalling. Add on armour, including ERA panels, can be fitted on top of this if deemed necessary. Weapons station over commander's hatch capable of carrying a 40mm grenade launcher underneath a .50 calibre machine gun. 7.62mm M240 coaxial machine gun. Dual eight barrel smoke grenade launchers. Provision to store a SIG SG 551 carbine or equivalent weapon next to each crew member's work area in case the crew must leave the tank. Ballistic fire control computer capable of taking into account weather, temperature, humidity, vehicle and target motion, range, and other relevant factors, laser range finder, thermal sight, and iron sights. 1500 horsepower diesel engine. Semi-Active in arm suspension unit as seen on K2 Black Panther. Is it awesome, or is it awesome? I built it solely with existing technology. Everything on the vehicle is either in military service or has been built, tested, and proved to work as it should. The tank is called the Jaguar Mark 1. you forgot one important crewman... how ya gonna move? True. Moving is very important.
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Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 4:39 pm
Archer_Jack Milo Everett Here are it's features: Soviet style low profile hull and turret, making the tank hard to hit. Two man turret seating gunner and commander with electric traverse, 55 calibre long 120mm smooth bore main gun, autoloader, and ammunition compartment with 48 rounds for main gun. Fuel and ammunition stored in compartments with blow away blast panels to protect the crew in case something cooks off. V shaped smooth undercarriage to channel the blast from a mine out into the treads instead of having it blow through the vehicle's underbelly and kill the crew. Damaged treads are better than a dead tank crew, after all. Halon fire suppression system. Dorchester armour with a slope up to 45 degrees in some areas, with an inner kevlar liner to protect against spalling. Add on armour, including ERA panels, can be fitted on top of this if deemed necessary. Weapons station over commander's hatch capable of carrying a 40mm grenade launcher underneath a .50 calibre machine gun. 7.62mm M240 coaxial machine gun. Dual eight barrel smoke grenade launchers. Provision to store a SIG SG 551 carbine or equivalent weapon next to each crew member's work area in case the crew must leave the tank. Ballistic fire control computer capable of taking into account weather, temperature, humidity, vehicle and target motion, range, and other relevant factors, laser range finder, thermal sight, and iron sights. 1500 horsepower diesel engine. Semi-Active in arm suspension unit as seen on K2 Black Panther. Is it awesome, or is it awesome? I built it solely with existing technology. Everything on the vehicle is either in military service or has been built, tested, and proved to work as it should. The tank is called the Jaguar Mark 1. you forgot one important crewman... how ya gonna move? The driver doesn't sit in the turret. The driver sits in the hull, like on any other tank. Sorry for not clarifying that. The tank has a crew of three: driver, gunner, and commander.
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Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 4:58 pm
eh heh just messing with you, dont let it get to you.
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