Designed and manufactured by the corporation AMFK.

Armament

Main Gun :

AMFK KwK7 Mk.V - 105mm L/65 cannon
Reload time with auto-loader : 6.5 second's

Ammunition types :

MM-105G/26 Mk.IV - APFSDS-T
muzzle velocity 1700 m/s
Armor penetration (at 100m) — 540mm RHA
Armor penetration (at 1000m) — 527mm RHA
MM-105G/26 Mk.III - APFSDS-T
muzzle velocity 1620 m/s
Armor penetration (at 100m) — 430mm RHA
Armor penetration (at 1000m) — 413mm RHA
MM-105G/32 Mk.II - HEAT-FS-MP
muzzle velocity 1150 m/s
Armor penetration (at 100m) — 320mm RHA
Armor penetration (at 1000m) —320mm RHA
MM-105G/14 Mk.II - HEP-FS-T
muzzle velocity 1050 m/s
Armor Breakthrough — 150mm RHA
Iron Concrete Breakthrough — 1450-1550mm
MM-105G/12 Mk.I - HE-FS-FRAG
muzzle velocity 1200 m/s
Armor Breakthrough (at 100m) — 40mm RHA
Iron Concrete Breakthrough — 200-300mm

Depression :

Vertical : +20° / -10°
Horizontal : ±180°

Secondary Armament :

SMG1-B1 - Heavy Machine gun
Caliber : 15x120mm
Rate of fire : 900 RPM

Commander's Machine gun :

SMG1-B1 - Heavy Machine gun
Caliber : 15x120mm
Rate of fire : 900 RpM

Depression :

Vertical : +60° / -15°
Horizontal : ±180°

Mobility

Engine :

AMFK KBBV777TU — Internal combustion engine
Output : 1105 horsepower
Fuel : Multi-fuel compatible

Speed :

Maximum (on-road) : 59 km/h
Maximum (off-road) : 48 km/h

Armour

Materials :

KW-Stahl.2033
KW-stahl.2064
KW-Stahl.2089
Rubber
Kevlar

Hull :

Upper front plate thickness : 300mm
Middle front plate thickness : 650mm
Lower front plate thickness : 500mm
Lower side thickness : 85mm
Lower side thickness : 60mm
False sides : 20mm
Rear thickness : 60mm
Hull roof/floor armor : 45mm

Turret :

Turret front armor : 325mm
Gun mask : 275mm
Turret side armor : 100~250mm
Turret rear armor : 75mm
Turret roof armor : 45mm

RHA Equivalents (KE)

Front Protection : 450~550mm
Side Protection : 90~250mm
Rear Protection : 60~75mm

Crew

Commander
Driver
Gunner
Up to 4 soliders

Price and Service

Price :

For allied countries :

1,600,000 ℳℳ
3,504,000 ℛℳ
2,000,000 USD (For Example)

For other countries :

2,000,000 ℳℳ
4,380,000 ℛℳ
2,500,000 USD (For Example)

Services

Package :
comes with 12-24 months maintenance

History of development: Hpt.Pz.Kpfw. Cerberus AMFK-KW34.182A — Main Battle Tank / Breakthrough Tank:

Background and concept (1973–1975)

In the mid-1970s, the Reich Armoured Weapons Administration concluded that the current universal battle tank, the Leopard (KW23.275), despite constant upgrades, was approaching the limits of its capabilities. The strengthening of the anti-tank capabilities of potential adversaries, the emergence of new types of ammunition, and the experience of local conflicts dictated the need to create a new generation of vehicles. A tank was needed that would ensure absolute superiority on the battlefield for decades to come thanks to three key qualities: impenetrable protection, accurate first shot and tactical mobility.

Start of development (1976)

Development of the KW34 project began in February 1976. The work was led by a design bureau headed by Dr. Wolfgang Krüger, known for his radical approach to armour protection.

The concept was bold: instead of seeking a compromise between mobility, protection and firepower, as in the Leopard universal battle tank, AMFK decided to achieve maximum performance in all areas by relying on new materials and technologies

Testing and refinement (1977–1981)

The first prototype, KW/VK34.182EX1, entered testing in October 1978. It confirmed the calculated characteristics of protection and firepower, but revealed serious problems:

· Unreliability of the new automatic loading system: The system malfunctioned frequently, negating the advantage in rate of fire.
· Engine overheating and transmission overload when driving over rough terrain.
· Complexity and high cost of manufacturing Lariuz Mk.I multi-layer armour.

Work came to a standstill. Prince Justinian and his drive for technological breakthrough saved the day. In 1979, the programme was granted "Critically Important National Programme" status, which opened up unlimited funding. By 1981, AMFK engineers had solved the key problems

Adoption and start of production (1982-1983)

On 15 June 1982, after successful military trials, in which the Cerberus conditionally "destroyed" two platoons of Leopard tanks without losses in training battles, Kaiser Karl IX signed a decree on the adoption of the Hpt.Pz.Kpfw. Cerberus AMFK-KW34.182A into service with the Imperial Land Forces (Reichsheer).

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