andrew123

Jadtiger inbound!

It's here! With the commander's cupola, new reinforced mechanical bearing, 2nd generation suspension system, reinforced road wheels, and side mounted turret SD's, it'll crush the puny British and American firefly tanks that dare delay its journey. At about 50 tons, it falls short of the Tiger II's 70 ton weight, but I'll fix that shortcoming with my upcoming Jadtiger. https://www.dropbox.com/s/llhdic8y5ftkfai/Tiger-IIA.craft?dl=0 If the bearing seems to get stuck, just pull up a bit or wiggle around, and it'll work fine. Otherwise, it's a really advanced tank, with an intricate internal structure and excellent suspension system. It can drive better than my medium tanks. Instantaneous braking. 20 m/s to 0 m/s in 1 second. And look out for the Jadtiger, coming to a liberated capital near you!!

Yeah, it's surprisingly more agile than my previous medium tank. And I just don't like kerbpaint due to the issues it historically faced with updates. Otherwise, I like to keep mods to a bare minimum.

So, after some serious revisions to the Jadtiger design, I came up with the new Tiger-II. I'll release this first and then the Jadtiger.

So, maybe it's not an exact replica, but I wanted to have some fun with this. And the new suspension system allows this thing to perform really well. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ysv38xa0kvk8f7f/A%20Stug%20A.craft?dl=0 Traitor stugs will be destroyed.

Go Kuromorimine! And darn, the new construction method I used for this tank is awesome. It's also the most fun I've had driving a tank, since it can turn tight, climb over obstacles, and outperform my previous tanks in all maneuvers at full flank speed.

I'm sure it'll end up like Valve and Half-life 3. "We'll release it in two years" - 8 years later - "It's on the way" But in all honesty, KSP would be timeless if Squad continues to migrate to newer versions of unity and add new features to it.

And this game is awesome. I now realized that I had meant to complete it when I was in elementary school, but stopped playing after I got past the plant boss. I think I have to finish it. Some screencaps from my first session. And I'm starting from a fresh save.

And I couldn't? You forgot my hellfire and harpoon missiles. We'll see when KP starts up. In the meantime, let's save our disinformation campaigns for the other chat.

I already have that. In case you forgot my old missile arsenal.

Zekes and I already made amends with him. He's actually a chill guy.

Challenge accepted.

Time to arm her up.

Haha. I was surprised, then I just laughed.

I've got a few. I just have to equip with some stock munitions. I think I'll rearm one of my Type-10 tanks. Another option is an upgraded challenger, but I'd prefer something smaller. Also, no, zekes. I'm not stalking you.

I had some success in the past with trimaran and tri-hull designs for speed and stability, but the new KSP update makes the jet engines ridiculously inefficient for ocean vessels. If you want long range, hydrofoil is your best bet.

We will liberate Kerbin.

I can see that you used used the panels in a way similar to my leopard. Keep up the good work.

Thank you. And yes, the turret does rotate on a stock bearing.

Added some new details.

I'm still detailing some parts, but it's almost done.

Thank you. I should use the German Army's logo. Also, this is the less detailed version of the tank. I have an updated and more detailed Leopard 2A7 in this forum link: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/127349-Updated-Leopard-2A7-Now-with-more-7-slope-and-a-shorter-turret

Unfortunately, no, it does not destroy bridges. EDIT: That Centauro looks similar to the a certain Doosan Tarantula. I did consider making one of those, and after considering it, I think I will make one. Wheeled tanks, here I come!!

Just make sure that the turret doesn't get stuck to the chassis when you're staging it. Otherwise, I just made the turret really short so that I could add more modules to the back for future releases. https://www.dropbox.com/s/7gn3a9fmfo1t37g/Leopard%202A7-3.craft?dl=0

I purposely made the turret longer than the standard leopard to accommodate the carrying rack in the rear, along with the added electronic stability. Also, the 7-slope is more likely to jam the turret. That's why I went with the linear surface.