DESCRIPTION (FICTIONAL ONLY!!)

AG1: Lights (Turned On In Night only)
AG2: Engine
AG3: Long-Ranged Main Grenade Launcher
AG4: Gun
AG5: Backup Gun
AG6: Another *DANG Backup Gun
AG7: Main Gun (Turret)
AG8: Gyroscopes of the whole Turret, Including gun assembly stabilizer*

THE ARMED WEAPONS CONTAININGS

• 38× Round Rockets (GDR, USSR)
• 300 150mm GKS4I2 (USSR)
• 3× Rounds SK-8A90 Grenade Launchers (USSR)
• 4× Rounds Kstrlp Grenade Launchers (For Long Range Attacks) (USSR)
• 1000× Rounded-Bullet Gun
• 1000× (Releasing Bullet Wastes)
• 7× Rounds SK-4000D (Rocket Pod Aggressor) (USSR)

Moskva Wolf – 3000 “Savregrevoy”

Heavily Armoured Cruiser Tank (Experimental)
German Democratic Republic (GDR), Early–Mid 1990s

The Moskva Wolf-3000 “Savregrevoy” is a rare late–Cold War experimental cruiser tank developed under a joint GDR–Soviet armored doctrine, intended to counter NATO rapid-response armor following the collapse-era tensions of Europe.

Built on an 10-wheeled armored chassis, the Moskva Wolf emphasizes mobility, survivability, and firepower over traditional tracked designs. Its sharply sloped frontal glacis and low-profile hull reduce radar and visual signature, while providing enhanced ballistic deflection against kinetic penetrators and HEAT rounds.

The vehicle is equipped with a remote-operated turret system, allowing the crew to remain fully protected within the armored hull. This design reflects late Cold War concerns over crew survivability in high-intensity mechanized warfare. The main gun is optimized for multi-role engagement, capable of neutralizing armored vehicles, fortified positions, and low-flying aerial threats.

Additional features include:

Heavy composite armor plating inspired by Soviet layered protection concepts

High-mobility wheeled suspension, suited for rapid deployment across Eastern European terrain

Advanced optics and targeting systems, uncommon for GDR vehicles of the era

Urban and open-field combat adaptability, marking it as a true cruiser tank

By the early 1990s, political upheaval and the dissolution of the Warsaw Pact led to the cancellation of the Moskva Wolf program, leaving only a handful of prototypes. Today, the Savregrevoy stands as a symbol of what GDR armored warfare might have become—a blend of Soviet engineering philosophy and Eastern German Innovations of Combat Vehicles or APCs

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