Lansen C –
Tier VIII Swedish Medium Tank
Top Speed: 50 km/h
Damage: 320/320/420 HP
Gun Depression/Elevation Angles: –10°/20°
leKpz M 41 90 mm –
Tier VIII German Light Tank
Top Speed: 72 km/h
View Range: 400 m
Damage per Minute: 2,181 HP/min
Cromwell B –
Tier VI British Medium Tank
Top Speed: 64 km/h
Damage per Minute: 2,076 HP
Hit Points: 840 HP
Available from January 17 at 06:00 CET through January 24 at 06:00 CET (UTC+1)
Lansen C
The 
VIII
Lansen C is an agile medium tank that packs a punch with its mighty 105 mm hammer. Show off your skills with the Viking-inspired Odin’s Wolves 3D style and join the ranks of Odin’s mythical companions. With great acceleration and a top speed of 50 km/h, you’ll easily take the best positions and surprise foes from under cover. The vehicle’s good camouflage values and small size also allow it to remain undetected while advancing. The impressive gun boasts a high alpha damage of 320 HP and –10 degrees of gun depression, helping you make the most of uneven terrain.
leKpz M 41 90 mm
The 
VIII
leKpz M 41 90 mm is a lightning-fast light tank that can outmaneuver and outgun its opponents. As a variant of the well-known M41 Walker Bulldog tank, it shares the swiftness and agility of its counterpart. With a top speed of 72 km/h and 2,480 DPM, this tank is a force to be reckoned with. Its mighty gun boasts 240 HP of damage per shot, good gun handling, and a quick aiming time of 1.9 seconds. Its own armor may not be the thickest, but its good penetration values allow it to punch above its weight class and take on tougher opponents. Run down your prey like a hound with the leKpz M 41 90 mm.
Cromwell B
The 
VI
Cromwell B is a British medium tank and one of the cruiser tanks that saw action in the European theater during World War II. Cromwells fought across France and Germany, and eventually made their way to Berlin, where they were part of the Victory Parade on September 7, 1945—hence the “B” suffix.
Its impressive top speed of 64 km/h and 2,076 DPM make it a formidable opponent on the battlefield, and its ramming capabilities give it an edge in close combat situations. Plus, with Brothers in Arms as a zero perk for its crew, it is an even greater force to be reckoned with in battle. Add the Cromwell B to your tank collection and experience a piece of history on the battlefield.
I remember when I started playing wot watching good players carry the team and win the battle in a Cromwell quite regularly.
Those days are gone. The Cromwell isn’t what it used to be and good players are too few.
I bought the cromwell b had it in my old account but not gonna play it just to have it and for the zero bia skilled crew to use on s.conq
well, I still love my Cromwell B. sure, it suffered a bit from powercreep, but that mainly from the tier 8s, where is was hard from the very beginning.
just compare with M41 90 mm, which was great back then is now really worse (just compare Bourrasque to it – there are worlds in between!).
Mmmmmmm…. so…. A tier VI is worst than a tier VIII…. I SEE…
Even if you played tier 8 Vs tier 6 you’d lose you useless cúnt