Overview

The GAMBT-Y950M1 is Guardian Aerospace’s first MBT. The GAMBT program was first introduced after the joint MBT program between No-See Jerry and the Imperial Republic of Spin was initiated. The JST-50A is the MBT that was made by this program, and now the GAMBT is the fully domestic equivalent. With a monstrous 140mm main cannon, it can penetrate 230mm of 40º sloped armor at 300 yards. Let that sink in, the upper front plate of the Tiger II has a thickness of 150mm at 40º. This MBT’s cannon is a monster on the battlefield. Designed to push through enemy fire without taking losses. The GAMBT-Y950M1’s armor is composed as follows:

Frontal Turret Armor

Layout: Composite sandwich with spaced layers.
Thickness (RHAe): 900–1000 mm
Layering:
150 mm RHA steel outer shell
300 mm non-explosive reactive armor (NERA) modules with ceramics (ex: alumina or silicon carbide)
100 mm air gap
300 mm backing RHA + Kevlar liner

Upper Glacis (Frontal Hull)

Layout: Strong composite slope
Thickness (RHAe): 750–850 mm
Layering:
120 mm steel
200 mm composite matrix (ceramic + NERA)
80 mm steel inner plate
Sloped at 50° from vertical

Lower Glacis

Layout: Moderate slope, weaker than upper glacis
Thickness (RHAe): 450–550 mm
Layering:
100 mm steel
150 mm NERA
50 mm steel inner plate
Sloped at 23°

Side Hull Armor

Layout: Protected against flanking
Thickness (RHAe):
400–500 mm (turret side)
250–350 mm (hull side)
Layering:
50–100 mm steel
150 mm spaced/NERA + ceramic
Rear Armor
Minimal protection
Thickness:
60–80 mm steel plate

Roof Armor

Against top-attack weapons
Thickness: 80–100 mm (hardened steel + ceramics)
With all this weight, the GAMBT-Y950M1 weighs just over 70 tons! A strong powerhouse is needed to move this beast, so a 2300 horsepower turbine engine is required to provide quick acceleration and move this heavy machine.

Instructions

Trim — Forwards/backwards
Pitch — Elevate cannon
Roll — Swivel turret

Gallery

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