Chimera Heavy Tank (1950) | | An early 50s British 55-tons heavy tank design armed with a 127mm gun, created to counter the Soviet IS-3 heavy tank. | |
| Spartan 105 mm SPG | | SPARTAN was a design study meant to investigate what features an SPG for a potential nuclear war should have had | |
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Cerebos | | Cerebos was a project designed by the 7th TTO Mechanical and Gunnery AFV design exercise held at the British RAC STT in 1956. | |
| RO2004 Light Tank | | The RO2004 was the planned light tank variant of the RO2000 universal platform, armed with a 105mm gun. The vehicle was only ever partly built. | |
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RO2001 Self-Propelled Gun | | The RO2001 was a Self-Propelled Gun built on the RO2000 universal hull. Despite interest from Egypt, only 1 vehicle was built. | |
| RO2000 Platform | | The RO2000 was a universal platform designed in the mid-1980s. It was designed to fill a number of roles, but ultimatly never entered service. | |
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A46 Light Tank | | The A46 was a Light Tank design developed by Vickers after the Second World War in 1946. No vehicles were built, however, and it remained a paper project. | |
| FV4010 & Malkara | | The story of FV4010 and its missiles begins in the strange post-war phase, following the collapse of the Third Reich and the Rise of the Soviet Union as the perceived global antagonist. | |
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Chimera (1984) | | Chimera was a British School of Tank Technology study design to develop a casemated Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV) that could make constructive use of the remaining, dated FV4202 Chieftain Tanks then still in service | |
| SU-76i | | Having captured a substantial quantity of Panzer IIIs and StuG IIIs, the Soviets converted them into 76mm armed SPGs, as the SU-76i | |
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