Commanders!
Head to the battlefield with the versatile
IX
FV4201 Chieftain Proto
, the agile
VIII
LT-432
, and the distinctive-looking
III
BT-SV
! These exceptional tanks offer unique advantages on the battlefield—there's a tank for every strategy. Don't miss out on these limited-time offers!
FV4201 Chieftain Proto
Tier IX British Heavy Tank
- Armor Penetration: 262/310/120 mm
- Damage: 400/400/515 HP
- Top Speed: 40 km/h
LT-432
Tier VIII Soviet Light Tank
- Damage per Minute: 2,076 HP
- Gun Depression/Elevation Angles: −7°/15°
- Top Speed: 70 km/h
BT-SV
Tier III Soviet Light Tank
- Damage: 47/47/62 HP
- Reload Time: 2.29 s
- Top Speed: 62 km/h
FV4201 Chieftain Proto Offers
The
IX
FV4201 Chieftain Proto
is a multi-role heavy with a highly durable 350/110/35 mm turret and decent frontal armor. It features 10° of gun depression, making it suitable for positional battles and one-on-one duels. Causing 400 HP of damage, this tank is capable of leading the charge, absorbing enemy fire, or providing powerful support to medium tanks, depending on the situation. Its unique mix of characteristics allows it to dominate the battlefield in a variety of different scenarios.
IX
FV4201 Chieftain Proto
The applied discount may vary slightly based on the currency.LT-432 Offers
The
VIII
LT-432
is a light tank that offers great scouting capabilities along with powerful brawling abilities. Its low profile, good camouflage values, and top speed of 70 km/h allow it to easily outmaneuver enemies and secure the best spotting positions. However, this tank is not just about stealth. It also has robust armor, 1,100 HP, and 2,076 DPM, making it capable of delivering a heavy punch. Whether you prefer to scout or brawl, the LT-432 has got you covered.
VIII
LT-432
The applied discount may vary slightly based on the currency.BT-SV Offers
The
III
BT-SV
is a rare and unique low-tier tank with a distinctive appearance. Developed in 1937 at Armored Vehicle Repair Base No. 12, it utilized parts and components of the
IV
BT-7
and passed trials with great success. Although it was never used in any battles, the sloped armor design was later used for the A-20 and the T-34. The combination of its top speed of 62 km/h, heavily angled armor, and side skirts make it a formidable opponent on the battlefield. Whether you're rapidly securing the most strategic positions, speeding past enemies for a quick attack, or ramming into a weakened opponent, this light tank is an enjoyable and entertaining addition to any battle.
III
BT-SV
The applied discount may vary slightly based on the currency.