In 1979, during the Soviet invasion of Europe, the T-64B tank driven by young Barannikov's parents was hit by an anti-tank missile, resulting in their deaths and being blown into near-Earth orbit. In 2000, Barannikov, who had risen to become commander of the Soviet group in New German Democratic Republic, requested the design bureau to modify the T-64B tank into an unmanned turret design, equipping it with K-5 and Nizh double-layer explosive reactive armor (representing two Vs in Soviet tank designations), and adding an active interceptor system (D). This latest T-64BVVD, while maintaining a full-load weight of 40 tons, was immune to the impact of the DM53 at combat range, hailed as a high-stakes gamble dancing on the limits of technology.（based on other’s hull(@https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/596R9n/T-80BV?redirect=false)）

DRIVE :

Throttle is Throttle
VTOL is Direction/Gearbox
Yaw is Yaw

The mouse is used to aim from the gunner's perspective; AG3 activates the anti-aircraft machine gun, and AG8 deactivates the coaxial machine gun.