KV-4 (Object 224) Shashmurin | | The KV-4 Shashmurin was a design proposal by Shashmurin to the design competition between at the SKB-2 design bureau for tank index Object 224 and general name KV-4. Shashmurin proposal came in 5th. | |
| 4K51 Rubezh in Romanian Service | | In 1987, the Socialist Republic of Romania purchased 4 4K51 Rubezh coastal defence missile launchers, to protect the Black Sea coast. | |
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KV-4 (Object 224) Dukhov | | The KV-4 (Object 224) Dukhov was the winner of a heavy tank competition between LKZ engineers meant to face an alleged 90 tonnes German heavy tank | |
| 7.5 cm SPG (Soviet Hetzer Starr) | | The German use of a rigidly mounted gun in an AFV interested the Soviets, blueprints of an AFV nearly identical to the Jagdpanzer 38(t) Starr were drafted. | |
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Object 705A | | The Object 705A was a super heavy tank designed by ChKZ in the immediate post-war period, weighing 100 tonnes and armed with a 152 mm gun. | |
| Object 705 (Tank-705) | | The Object 705 was a heavy tank designed in parallel to the IS-7, by the SKB-2 bureau in Chelyabinsk, as a response to the German Maus super heavy tank | |
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Geschützwagen E 100 (Fake Tank) | | Sebastian Nast created a fictional design using Dragon model’s E 100 model, was never meant to be anything more than an ‘what-if’ model. But Wargaming used it to make their own E 100 self-propelled gun for World of Tanks. | |
| Object 715 | | The Object 715 was one of the many unsuccessful post-war attempts to create a heavy SPG based on the IS-4 tank chassis | |
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Dacia Duster Army Technology Demonstrator | | An 2010s cooperation between several Romanian companies to develop a budget military car on a Dacia Duster, with local components for the Romanian military. | |
| K-91 World of Tanks Fake Version | | While the K-91 tank projects are real, Wargaming decided to mix and match them in order to create an ahistorical hybrid. | |
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