WoT 1.29 Common Test: Vz. 60S In-Game Screenshots & Historical Reference

With the release of Update 1.29, the Vz. 60S (🇨🇿Czechoslovakia, HT-10, premium) will be driven in Random Battles by developers and Supertesters.

Historical Reference:

The main feature of the Vz. 60S project was the use of spaced armor protection against shaped-charge munitions. The turret blocks consisted of armor protection with differentiated placement, incorporating filler material (polyurethane) and steel plates. Meanwhile, the hull sides and the lower frontal plate were intended to be reinforced with steel screens.

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WoT 1.29 Common Test: SDT-58 Vlkodav In-Game Screenshots & Historical Reference

In this update, the tank was renamed to 🇨🇿SDT-58 Vlkodav, changing the “57” in its name to “58.” Additionally, its gun was changed from a 122 mm to a 105 mm.
With the release of Update 1.29, the SDT-58 Vlkodav (🇨🇿Czechoslovakia, MT-9, premium, twin-gun mechanic) will be played in Random Battles by developers and Supertesters.

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WoT 1.29 Common Test: SZDV Vz. 50 In-Game Screenshots & Historical Reference

With the release of Update 1.29, the SZDV Vz. 50 (🇨🇿Czechoslovakia, TD-8, premium, mechanic: gun cooling) will be driven in Random Battles by developers and Supertesters.

Historical Reference:

After World War II, Czechoslovakia aimed to develop its own heavy self-propelled gun. The primary objective was to combine the layout and powertrain of Soviet assault guns with a German suspension system, which offered better ride smoothness and load distribution.

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Is It Better to Trade In or Use Cash for Cars in Los Angeles?

Selling a car in Los Angeles can be a daunting experience, especially with multiple options available. Two of the most popular methods are trading in your vehicle at a dealership or using a cash-for-cars service. While both options aim to simplify the process compared to private sales, each comes with unique benefits and limitations. Deciding which is better—trade-in or cash for cars—depends largely on your personal goals, time constraints, and the condition of your car.

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