Commanders,
Today marks the beginning of the Supertest for a Viking newcomer: the Emil 1951, a Tier VIII Premium Swedish heavy with an autoloader. Gameplay-wise, it’s an ‘Emil I Lite’: the Emil 1951 has less armor than its progression counterpart but is more mobile. There’s one less round in the barrel of the Emil 1951, but its aiming parameters are better and it shoots faster than the Emil I.
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This is probably going to be New Year gift tank.
btw translation of the name: “medium tank for other countries”
UPDATED WITH STATS.
Today we are starting to close tests of the new Soviet Tier VIII tank destroyer, the Su-130PM. While working on its statistics, we used the SU-100P as a starting point. The SU-100P was a post-war prototype of a light tank destroyer, which was to gradually displace the SU-76M in service. The fully operational vehicle passed the tests, and the SU-100P got the green light to serve in the army, but the tank destroyer did not enter mass production. The test unit is at the moment in the Kubinka tank museum.
New tier 8 premium (light) TD.
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SU-130PM. Initial stats:
Tier: TD-8, USSR, premium
HP: 1100
Engine: 400 hp
Mass: 24 t
Maximum load: 27 t
Power-to-weight: 16,67 hp / t
Max speed/Min speed: 65 / -20 km / h
Hull turning speed: 36 °/s
Turret turning speed: 22,9 °/s
Terrain resistance values: 1,151 / 1,438 / 2,877
View range: 360 m
Radio range: 730 m
Hull armor: 20 / 15 / 8 mm
Turret armor: 15 / 6 / 6 mm
Gun: 130 mm M-65S
Alpha Damage: 520 / 520 / 660
Penetration: 243 / 320 / 65 mm
Rate of fire: 5,006 rounds/minute
Damage per minute: 2 603
Reload time: 11,986 s
Accuracy at 100 m: 0,336
Aiming time: 2,21 s
Depression/Elevation: -7 ° / +37 °
Horizontal firing angle: 77,5 ° / 77,5 °
Crew – 5 members: Commander, Driver, Gunner, 2x Loaders.
Ammo:
Aim spread:
after firing: 2,877;
during the rotation of the turret: 0.134;
while the vehicle is in motion: 0.211;
during vehicle rotation: 0.211;
during turret rotation at maximum speed: 2.95;
at the maximum vehicle speed: 13.71;
at the maximum vehicle rotation speed: 7.59.
Camouflage values:
camouflage when stationary: 33.5%;
camouflage in motion: 20.1%;
camouflage of the stationary tank shooting: 5.13%;
camouflage of the tank shooting in motion: 3.08%.
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Via WoT Express
It’s a coveted vehicle, loved by many a tanker. Lots of folks keep a place for it in their hearts and Garages, so he’re the first info on the return of the old-school Soviet spotter! There’s a good chance it will make a triumphant comeback, provided… well, we’ll tell you more about that some time later. For now, let’s brief those not yet familiar with the T-50-2.
We had lots of reasons to remove it from the game 5 years ago: this tank was ahead of its time and did not fit in with the gameplay of that era. Also, it was unique and because of that, it was becoming overly popular. The decision to part with it was a hard (and sad) one. But those days have long passed, and today the T-50-2 is on its way back. We mean it: we’re really starting the Supertest for the refurbished T-50-2!
What’s It Like?
The new T-50-2 is a highly mobile Tier VI light tank made for active spotting. It also has decent combat efficiency: you can light enemies up, but you can also beat them up, surviving by being agile and compact.
The Supertest stats for the T-50-2 suit the battle tier range for Tier VI light tanks. Let’s see how it rolls! In any case, it’s THAT T-50-2: tiny, fast, and elusive.
“Lock on the railway crossing! Will light it right after the countdown!” If you played 5 years ago, you’ll get goosebumps seeing this in the chat window, realizing that your teammate is commanding a T-50-2. It doesn’t matter that those spotted won’t be dangerous Tier Xs. The T-50-2 will do it in style, regardless!
Some day… 
Stay tuned!
The new Premium tank is quite like the top vehicle of the Soviet light tank branch: low silhouette, great camo, and a hard-hitting weapon (for a light tank). Gameplay-wise, the Object 432 is different from its progression Tier VIII counterpart, the LTTB, being able to combine spotting with damage dealing (while the LTTB is more about active spotting, having better acceleration and view range). At the first stage of testing, the newcomer will carry an 85-mm gun with better stats than those of the LTTB. We’re doing this to make the tanks play differently. Then, we’ll see how the 432 goes with a 100-mm cannon. After the test, we’ll decide on the weapon and final stats. Of course, we’ll inform you on the choice we made.
4TP (LT-1, Poland). Crew 2 people.
