One final look back on Bovington Tank Museums Matilda Mk. II restoration. Three years of work to get the old girl up and running, and the lads at Bovington did an amazing job:
Wot – The Features of Update 1.4
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Tanktoon by Ranzar
1Undermining
This weeks happy little episode. Enjoy.
Naval Legends: History of the US Carrier-borne Aviation. Part 2
The second part will tell you about U.S. Naval Aviation during the WWII.
Lost City (Ghost Town) in HD 1.4 WOT
This map first entered supertest in July 2018 and we last reported on it here ” Final test Lost City map “. The video shows it as in the current 1.4 test client. The map has grown to 1,000m x 1,000m and lost much of Russian signage identity and become more generic. Last we have a short video of how it looked in its E-Sport SD heyday.
WoT Styles 1/14
6Quick post trying to catch up on the newly shown styles for WoT 1.4. These are for all nations and tiers unless otherwise stated:
Alpha (Unhistorical):
World of Tanks 1.4 Test Overview
6Good day everyone,
Quick overview video of the newest iteration of the common/public/whatever you want to call it test server. Included are the new French wheeled vehicles:
WoT – In Supertest: TS-5, Second Look
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Tank Chat #64 Leopard 1
4By the Tank Museum Bovington.
The Leopard 1 Main Battle Tank was built on Germany’s lessons from the Second World War. It entered service in 1965 and has since been exported worldwide.
WoT : In Supertest: TS-5
13Forum Leak/Announcement. Today, a Premium Tier VIII US tank destroyer makes its debut in closed testing.
This is a well-protected machine designed for close quarters combat. And we mean it, it’s very, very well-protected—the frontal armor of the hull hits 260 millimeters! The weapon is fast-firing and hard-hitting—the DPM is more than 2800 hit points, with single-shot damage of 400 HP and basic shell penetration of 248 mm. As for the mobility, it’s the norm for a heavy machine with a max speed of 26 km/h.
The precision and speed of the shells do limit the effectiveness of the TS-5 over long distances, but it’s not terrible and, if needed, this American can get up close to deal with opponents. After all, this is a hard-shelled tank destroyer, which will feel right at home in defending a line of attack during the battle. It can also help bring out those “entrenched” enemies from their safe positions. Moreover, it can shake off shells from higher tiered opponents when played effectively, especially if you can hide the lower frontal plate, which is its biggest weak spot.
