Your Ideal Tank Contest
Дата: 13.03.2010 23:06:07
Syllas, on 13 March 2010 - 10:45 PM, said: ok then,you know better. what about ammunition?protection? it cant
be just a gun on a platfor exposed like that can it? and another
thing. how will the tanks get coordinated? you need some
coordination to move around or else even the a slight difference in
direction could cause problems. even stuctural failure on the legs
or the tanks themselves. more than that i believe that even a
difference of grip would cause problems.if one leg steps on dry
land and the other on mud,no matter how good grip you have,its
going to slip at some point.MrVic: Standard HE its arty 
no need for AP with that shell size
hehe Armor is not a big deal its thin skinned in that area as its a
indirect weapon only. coordination as stated in the story was radio
communication and there are many many ways to get them all in sync.
example radial true north dials. so all the commander has to do is
call out a degree and any unit could turn to it. There are numerous
simple solutions to that problem. As to poor soil conditions and
compaction as we refer to it in my line of work. They can be
spotted well in advance since this thing is not tearing across the
county side at break neck speed. But failure of one or even 2
haulers is not a huge loss overall. Thats one reason I have 6
placed at the 3 points along the hull to provide weight support to
be spread evenly. 4 haulers alone can lift and move the entire
machine without to much trouble. heck say you even got a hauler
"mired" in mud. with system in place and weight distribution the
support pedestal could even lift the hauler vertically and carry it
on the other 5. Tho I would have to run numbers to be sure but I
think that actually would work. And remember this machine huge but
due to the redundancy in its hauler systems and the fact it
literally exerts less pounds per square inch of pressure onto the
ground below it then a Tiger 1. aka it would leave shallower marks
on the ground as it moved in layman's terms
Hopefully that helps. But remember that creation was mostly for fun, as really it would not fit into WoT game Also if your worried on its size
make sure to read up on Railway guns because they vary a lot and
its hard to truly understand its size without reading up on it.
no need for AP with that shell size
hehe Armor is not a big deal its thin skinned in that area as its a
indirect weapon only. coordination as stated in the story was radio
communication and there are many many ways to get them all in sync.
example radial true north dials. so all the commander has to do is
call out a degree and any unit could turn to it. There are numerous
simple solutions to that problem. As to poor soil conditions and
compaction as we refer to it in my line of work. They can be
spotted well in advance since this thing is not tearing across the
county side at break neck speed. But failure of one or even 2
haulers is not a huge loss overall. Thats one reason I have 6
placed at the 3 points along the hull to provide weight support to
be spread evenly. 4 haulers alone can lift and move the entire
machine without to much trouble. heck say you even got a hauler
"mired" in mud. with system in place and weight distribution the
support pedestal could even lift the hauler vertically and carry it
on the other 5. Tho I would have to run numbers to be sure but I
think that actually would work. And remember this machine huge but
due to the redundancy in its hauler systems and the fact it
literally exerts less pounds per square inch of pressure onto the
ground below it then a Tiger 1. aka it would leave shallower marks
on the ground as it moved in layman's terms Hopefully that helps. But remember that creation was mostly for fun, as really it would not fit into WoT game
Also if your worried on its size
make sure to read up on Railway guns because they vary a lot and
its hard to truly understand its size without reading up on it.
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