Guess the tanks.

[Mao]

MB-3 Tamoyo =P

[GePap]

Yup.

So, what's next?

[Mao]

Let's try this...

[IMG]C:\Documents and Settings\Chao Pan\Desktop\tank.jpg[/IMG]

[Serb]

It's Chinese Type-90-II.

[Serb]

How about this one? I bet you'll never guess it.

Welcome to the 21st century, folks.

[VetLegion]

T-34 with 125mm barrel?

[Serb]

Not exactly.
Just admit it looks awesome.

p.s. And it's not a 125mm barrel.

[VetLegion]

What good are looks on the modern battlefield? How many processors does it have and of which type?

[Mao]

Originally posted by Serb
It's Chinese Type-90-II.

Nope. Very close though.

[Serb]

Originally posted by VetLegion
What good are looks on the modern battlefield? How many processors does it have and of which type?

Ever heard about Cyberdine Systems? Forget it, it's a yestarday in comparison with this tank.

[Serb]

Originally posted by Mao


Nope. Very close though.

If it's not type-90-II, then it have to be a Type-98. Just don't tell me it's a Pakistani modification (Al-Khalid, iirc) of Chinese version of Russian T-72. It can't be. This thing is Chinese.

[Mao]

Well, your guesses are wrong thus far still. Also, IIRC China is one of the few countries in its situation that doesn't use the T-72 or a copy of it, since it was developed/deployed after the Sino-Soviet split. China developed a large part of its armor from modifying T-54/55s IIRC.

[Mao]

But hey, I'll make it easier. It is the al-Khalid, AKA MBT-2000 or Type 2000, which is based on the Type 90-II IIRC. If you want to dispute it, feel free to tell FAS.

[Serb]

Originally posted by Mao
Well, your guesses are wrong thus far still. Also, IIRC China is one of the few countries in its situation that doesn't use the T-72 or a copy of it, since it was developed/deployed after the Sino-Soviet split. China developed a large part of its armor from modifying T-54/55s IIRC.

Bah, Chinese Type 90-II is based upon Soviet T-72 chasis. Basicly it's a combination of Soviet chasis/armor/gun and British/French turret.

[Serb]

Originally posted by Mao
But hey, I'll make it easier. It is the al-Khalid, AKA MBT-2000 or Type 2000, which is based on the Type 90-II IIRC. If you want to dispute it, feel free to tell FAS.

I'll send them a letter.
Probably.
p.s. My sources tell this is Chinese Type-90-II. Anyhow, I've mentioned Al-Khalid as one of the variants, not a big difference, really.