In this episode the Workshop Team prepare Museum vehicles to go to The Netherlands for a 60 mile route to mark the 75th Anniversary of Operation Market Garden, the WW2 operation dramatised in ‘A Bridge Too Far’. Series Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list…
Captains! We’re pleased to announce that the submarines Beta Test is set to start really soon! We’ve already informed you about the first submarine branches in the game, as well as shared the details of the main game mechanics and future gameplay changes for other ship types. Today, we’d like to invite you to take part in the Beta Test, and present a new Waterline episode in which we’ll tell you about the details of the Beta Test and discuss the most popular questions that have been raised since the announcement of submarines. You can apply here!
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Wargaming may as well have issued a test server micropatch and been done.
Server Maintenance on 12 September, 2019
As announced in Update 1.6.1, the game will feature a unified historical 2D pattern “Jäger” (“Hunter”) for all nations.
The pattern has the usual Summer, Desert and Winter schemes and can be used by any nation tier or type. Like previous camos (Black widow pattern) it is available in-game for 750 gold.
This time we have the completed HD model and textures.
The Turtle name is a WG joke on the Tortoise. The vehicle was the result of a the School of Tank Technology project in 1946, unfortunately the concept was already obsolete. Very little documentation survives save for a single image with the layout and dimensions. According to Ed Francis (historian at Bovington tank museum, responsible for providing a lot of interesting information about British tanks) WG did a good job during the reconstruction of the vehicle, so we can assume that it is faithful to the concept.
Source Wot Express and DoM1N.
For TANKFEST 2019, The Tank Museum was extremely lucky to be able to display the Leopard PRTL courtesy of The Historic Collection of the Royal Netherlands Army, in cooperation with the National Military Museum of the Netherlands.
David Willey explores how the self-propelled anti-aircraft system, based on a Leopard 1 tank, works and operates, alongside some footage of the PRTL in action.
During the first Common Test of Update 1.6.1 you take advantage of the new functionality of multinational vehicles. We’re also adding two new customization sets, containing unique historical looks for your vehicles. Finally, you have the opportunity to try out new Ranked Battles mechanics that will be implemented in the next Season. Hop on board and give us your feedback—your input is crucial as we continue evolving these features!
If you are interested in tanks, you’re probably aware of the unusual history of the fabulous T-34-85 Rudy. In our game, it fights in the ranks of the Soviet Union, but during World War II, this tank was at the disposal of the Polish units fighting in the Red Army. The T-34-85 Rudy was widely known thanks to the TV show “Four Tank-men and a Dog,” and made a significant contribution to Polish culture.
In Update 1.6.1, you can take advantage of the remarkable functionality of multinational vehicles. The first multinational tank will be the legendary T-34-85 Rudy. We’ll credit this tank to all players participating in the testing, so you can try out this new functionality during the Common Test.
The Update 1.6.1 Common Test is approaching. The update features a number of small changes. But there’s plenty of different in-game activities coming soon. And you can take a look at some of them right now on the Common Test.
