A tank in game?

ok thank you

 

AFV - Armoured Fighting Vehicle actually. The vehicle above (which looks alot like a stryker to me) is an offensive vehicle not a personnel carrier (although there is an APC variant)

 

True, though many models of APCs and AFVs often share the same base chassis. I would rather model an APC, if the goal is getting it ingame, as dealing with the JBeam for a turret which would end up only being for show would likely not be worth the effort to the modder.

 

So who likes my idea of a tank and gabesters idea of a wheeled tank?

 

these could easily have been stolen and uploaded, oh well, good start for a project.

 

I don't think it is even possible to see actual damage on a tank without crashing it in unrealistic situations. So no. Unless explosions will be featured in Drive.

 

Well, I love explosions!

Imagine driving along,



Then hitting something.

(imported from here)

I love it!

 

Don't you want to do this:

 

^ that and be able to have a new toy to just obliterate other vehicles with?

 

Could even obliterate the god damned T75 with it. The no doubt drowsy will make it his aim to make a vehicle capable of obliterating the tank :/

 

Though they're much more durable than your average car, a tank/APC/AFV is still far from immune from damage. And as others have said, it would be a great vehicle for crushing other, less titanic machines.Speaking of which, does anyone have a blueprint/vector drawing of a modern APC for a potential model?Ideally I'd like one for either an Otokar ARMA (8X8 version) or a German/Dutch Boxer, though any other modern design would be great, seeing as blueprints for such vehicles are fairly hard to come by.

 

You might be best pulling a rockstar and just drawing inspiration from other vehicles.

 

Thanks for all you reply's and opinions keep them coming. By the way I asked drowsy Sam and he said he may start work on one soon

 

That's generally the course that I take with my modeling, however when I start a model it is extremely helpful to have a properly scaled reference blueprint to ensure proportionality, because I am generally terrible at properly eyeballing large scale proportions from a normal image.

 

Blowing Things Up XD

 

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