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Controlling the tank:

• Tank body - Pitch+Roll

• Tank turret - Yaw+Trim / (camera control)

• Activation groups: available in gun sight!

Small lore:

  The Main Battle Tank [Lowe] 1A1: is a tank of extreme parameters developed in Nazi Germany/Neumayerland from 2000 to 2004.
   The reason for creating such a large tank was the need to destroy promising tanks of the NATO bloc as well as to counter a large number of Abrams tanks that were located in Italy. The most important requirements in the design of the new tank were:

• A high degree of protection of the hull in the front projection against tank shells.

• A high degree of protection of the turret in the forehead and in the side projections against tank shells.

• High firepower, the ability to fire at aerial targets and destroy UAVs.

• Ability to fire at the upper floors of buildings, destroy BMPs without engaging the main gun.

• Four crew members in an isolated protected capsule.

• Completely unmanned turret.

• High margin for modernization.

• Destroy frontal projection of Abrams-type tanks from long-range combat.

• Ability to continuously exchange information within the tank battalion and transmit information to the operational command headquarters.

• Ability to fight using only an electric motor, which reduces visibility in the thermal spectrum. A range of at least 80 kilometers.

And so on.

   Since 2022 all the tanks of the "1A1" modification have undergone an upgrade of the electronics and other important systems for the tank, including the Fire Control System, which has made it possible to fire the 50-mm and 30-mm guns simultaneously at an approaching aerial target, increasing the overall fire density.

   In February 2022, together with the Russian Army, the armed forces of Neumayerland and Russia began the process of taking over the rest of Europe, where [Lowe 1A1] tanks proved to be a deadly opponent for tanks, infantry and other armored vehicles, but because of their excessive weight, they were not capable of crossing many of the bridges that an Abrams tank could at most withstand.

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