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Other unique design features aside from the common chassis include:
Unfortunately, despite my best efforts, the weight ballooned to outrageous proportions, the heaviest of which are the versions of the MBT variant, both of which weigh over 72 metric tons when mounting the heavy composites. Eventually this had sadly forced me to end this project after over a month of work. That's why the models appear so incomplete.
However, as tragic as it was, I had learned a lot during my time developing the MT-X2 series. Many of those lessons learned from MT-X2 have since been used on developing a new series of vehicles. Much like the MT-X2 series, these vehicles will also share a common chassis. However, a new design doctrine has allowed me to eliminate all of the problems faced by MT-X2, more or less making it the perfect AFV platform. So stay tuned for updates on that.
I basically just took the L/100-equipped E-50 from WoT Blitz and made it 2.64 meters longer to represent what the L/130 would have looked like.