The MS-1 had a hexagonal turret with slightly sloped vertical armor and a commander’s cupola on top. The armament was placed in the front part of the turret: the gun to the left and the machine gun to the right. … Continue reading →
Welded hulls and turrets were introduced in the early 1930s and, as opposed to riveted ones, were made as a monocoque. How to Get Welded Rolled + Rolled Welded Doodle Tanks Combo +MS-1 Turret = Sloped +Endurance = Nut Turret … Continue reading →
Armor made of steel rolled plates. Widely used for light armored vehicles. How to Get Rolled Tools + Infantry Tank Hull Rolled Doodle Tanks Combo +Rolled = Welded +B-3 37mm = MS-1 Turret +MS-1 Turret = BT Turret +20K 45mm … Continue reading →
The L-11 was a 76 mm tank gun. It was designed at the Leningrad Kirov Factory design bureau by I.A. Makhanov. It was used on T-34 and KV-1 Tanks. How to Get L-11 76mm Tools + Morozov L-11 76mm Doodle … Continue reading →
A.A. Morozov (October 16, 1904 – June 14, 1979) was a Soviet design-engineer, Major-General, one of the T-34 tank designers. How to Get Morozov Leaf Spring + Infantry Tank Hull Morozov Doodle Tanks Combo +Tools = L-11 76 mm +Grabin … Continue reading →
A coil-spring independent suspension. This suspension system was developed by J. Walter Christie, an American engineer, for wheel-track tanks. It had considerable advantages over the most commonly used leaf spring suspension. How to Get Christie Leaf Spring + Infantry Tank … Continue reading →
The infantry tank hull was made of rolled armor steel plates. The plates were equally thick and provided ballistic protection. The hull of the tank is of riveted construction, made of armored plates assembled on a frame. How to Get … Continue reading →
A leaf spring is commonly used for the suspension in vehicles. It transmits force from the wheels on the bogie frame and the body. It prevents the variations in the road surface encountered by the wheels from being transmitted to … Continue reading →
It was a vertical, four-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled engine designed by A.A. Mikulin. The engine was capable of maximum of 35 horsepower at 1800 rpm and was later improved to 40 horsepower. How to Get Four-cylinder Tools + Mikulin Four-cylinder Doodle … Continue reading →
Soviet 37 mm artillery gun designed to be mounted on armored vehicles. Officially entered service in 1931. It was equipped with a semi-automatic horizontal sliding wedge. Two-turreted T-26 model 1932 and BT-2 tanks carried such guns. How to Get B-3 … Continue reading →