Shipbucket

You said that you will do, including adding descriptions and backstories, but you still didn’t have them in your posts.
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You can actually write the description and backstory below or above the drawings.

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Hi, yeah I did say I would do that. I do have descriptions for some of these vehicles already made, but I want to flesh those out before posting it here... and For the vehicles that have some or nonexistent descriptions, I'm thinking of getting to them when I have the time to do so. Preferably when my school workload is less intense lol.

The Skoric Daugrechs VKM R11, or Tramm Akts, Vergakertlasansermakhchine Rin -11 Amric, is an advanced and recent tank developed and produced for the Skoric armed forces. Unlike the R10, the R11 saw immense weight saving measures, a whole improved turret, and an improved FCS and suspension. The tank features all-round turret protection as in unlike the r10. The entirely redesigned turret for the R-11 features a triangular design, and blowout panels (absent in other Skoric designs). Along with a lighter variant of the 120mm cannon used in the R10, the tank is overall made to be lighter, so as to make it easier to transport across the various bridges within the Daugrech. Being 9 tons lighter made an immense difference. The R11 is also of a slightly shorter length to the R10.

The need for a replacement to the R10 came in 1992, at which point the R10 was seeing service in great numbers. The sheer weight of the tank became a noticeable problem in transportation, and in further development, cutting down on weight became a priority to create a rapidly deployable tank force.

It is designated the name 'Nornspal', or North Bat, due to the engine sounding like a flurry of bats when being started.

The Skoric Daugrechs AVmZ KIM R-2, or Kertlasanser Ismanter Makhchin Rin 2. This was an experimental light tank, utilizing a 72mm auto-loaded cannon and a remote-controlled 8mm heavy machinegun. There is enough free space in the back to carry two soldiers, albeit cramped. In most cases however this compartment is used to carry various kinds of equipment, mostly ammunition along with food and extra fuel. The entire project by AVmZ was canceled as they pursued a new design that relied on a tracked body and not a wheeled one. 23 KIM R-2's were manufactured, with the last one being produced in 2001. The fate of the 23 manufactured vehicles are unknown.

The vehicle has a crew of three, a commander, gunner and driver. There is room next to the driver for one additional personnel, however.

While AVmZ's KIM did fail to secure the necessary funding or support at home, there was a lot of foreign interest abroad in the vehicle. The Muwaic especially wanted to get their hands on the design and wanted to produce a licensed copy of the KIM R-2, although with an improved gunner and commander sight, and with survivability upgrades. This foreign version was called the RUK, and its production line ended in 2018, with some 230 RUK's being produced by The Muwaic.

The Skoric Daugrech's Ta. VKM R-10E. Or Tassen Arnum Vergakertlasansermakchin Rin-10 Ermtramyagan. This was an improvement on the R-10, which was currently in service with the Skoric State Armed Forces.

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The Skoric Daugrechs VKM P-11K was a prototype test vehicle for various advanced subsystems. Namely an advanced commanders sight, and gunner sight, and a new autoloader that gave the tank a ROF of 14. The new P11K was also supposed to have newer, lighter and more durable tracks, along with an entirely new turret. Unlike previous Skoric tanks, the P11K was also supposed to have a LWS (Laser warning system) to alert the crew to laser emissions.

Thanks to the autoloader, the tank could be crewed by only three; Commander, Gunner and driver. However, a future improvement on the P-11k (E-11) was supposed to have a fourth crewmember, for 'special' tasks. One of them being a drone operator, which meant the E-11 would be able deploy various drone systems to combat infantry and other tanks.

The P-11k's test trials were conducted within the Holesian testing grounds, and also in various different swamps and forests dotted across the Daugrech. The P11k showed alot of potential, and a order for numerous units was put through in 2011. Although not quite enough units had been manufactured, the seven test vehicles performed at the annual Skoric 'Celebration of The Armed Forces' day, which saw the Test vehicles painted in parade colors. It was the only public appearance to date.