r/SprocketTankDesign

My T-82 and T-82B side-by-side

"Combat photos" of the M51-90 taking several low caliber anti-tank hits whilst fighting insurgent forces.

Lore:

The M/51-90 was a replacement for the AML-90 and Ratel 90-20. Being an export of the M/51-105 using the already existing 90mm cannon was a cheaper option to the Swedish 105mm Anti-tank cannon. The M/51-105 was equipped with a 1.2 second autoloader that was swapped for a 2.3 second autoloader to accommodate the 90mm cannon. The barrel was extended to increase the effectiveness at longer ranges. After the first encounter with insurgent forces the M/51-90 was given the nickname "Dessert Beast" due to the 9-1 K/D ratio achieved during combat.

Not a perfect replica but It's pretty good. I made this because of the movement update came out and it drifts like crazy. Very fun tank.

About ATGM:

Does anyone know if there will be ATGMs in Sprocket?Are there any mods/hacks/ plans of the developers and in general is there a chance to add them?It's just that I haven't found in any language even a mention of the Mechanics of ATGM in Sprocket, except for short guns or in general as a decoration.

About AA missiles (optional):

of course, I know that Sprocket is a game about tanks (at least for July 2026), but maybe someone has at least some suggestions about Aviation in Sprocket?(the question is additional and optional, I decided to ask it so as not to create 100 topics on reddit)

(P.S:I corrected the text through a translator, I'm sorry if there is nonsense written there.)

An enhanced version of the Centurion Mk.5 designed for the Australian military. Better frontal protection, as well as an external fuel tank hanging off the back. These originally had sideskirts, but during the Vietnam War many crews removed them.

This must be my most detailed build yet, but since I pretty much reused the Centurion Mk. 3 hull from my FV4005 it didn't take too long.

Specs:

- 55 km/h top speed

- 2.25 dpc V12 engine with 900hp

- 83.4mm 20-pounder with 206mm penetration

- 4 crew

- 152mm on the turret face + 152mm mantlet

- 89mm on turret sides and back

- Regular Centurion armour on hull, but an extra 50mm on UFP

basically an obj. 279 at home. also, on three of the images you can see both the hgs 105-4-1 and 4-2!

If you like American Fury in Steel, give it a like!

Since i already covered the Flakpanzer E-50 its time for his bigger brother. The "Universalabwehr-Kampfwagen" (Universal Defence tank) E-100 "Alligator". Equipped with dual 8,8cm cannons with semi-automated loading mechanism in a special turret, this vehicle is perfect for repelling attacks by vastly superior numbers of light, medium, and medium-heavy armored vehicles. In an emergency, however, it can also be deployed for air defense or as artillery.

Weapon: 2x 8,8cm MK L80 with 212mm penetration
Engine: 1247hp @ 3200rpm, 29 km/h top speed
Weight: 122,8 tons
Hull-Armor: 200mm/60° Upper Front, 150mm/50° Lower Front, 120mm Side, 75mm side skirts, 150mm Rear, 50mm Roof & Bottom
Turret-Armor: 250mm Front, 150mm Side, 150mm Rear, 40mm Roof

Jakkals MK.2 MBT

If South Africa kept funding the tank program

Notable features:

140mm HVC: APFSDS 670mm pen KE pen
HEAT0-MP 480mm CE pen
HE ~6kg Explosive

Autoloader- (Blowout protected) 1 Round every 6 seconds/ Can also be hand reloaded with ease.

Armor package:

Modern ERA(F and S) -500 CE
-350 KE

60 Kph- 24 kph back

Advanced FCS and Thermal sights
A Grill can be added to the side for a braai.

Thats enough typing
hope it looks good

Image 1-2-3 are of my nations M4A4 variant that work on the same principle as the firefly but with a 100mm instead, and a 29mm autocannon in the hull.

The other images are of a medium tank that I'm working on that is heavily inspired by the tiger

just found this subreddit, figured i'd show off one of my older designs im proud of 🐟 (marking it as competition since it did win first place in the one i submitted it for months ago)

Assault-Gun 75/275-M1 "Heil"

I'm coming back to Sprocket after a rather long break, so any critique would be appreciated ;)

Anyways, onto the tank itself. I started building it a while back, finishing the hull but never really getting onto the turret, partly because I was scared I would ruin the whole thing. Now that it is done and I am rather happy with it since it is my first Soviet style one, we go onto the stats:

- Crew of 3

- 115mm U-5TS Main Armament, 7.62mm Povochka P.48 Coaxial MG

- Hull Armour 100/40/20

-Turret Armour 150/60/40

- Weight : 30.46 Tonnes

- Max Speed : 45 kph

Lore:

After the end of WW2, Rhenia was in a tricky situation. Having already lost land after the April reforms in 1938, The Rhenic Republic collapsed in August 1938, and along with it, its steelwork industry. Having lost land to the neighbouring Czechoslovakia before the war, the newly formed Rhenia (Formed right after 8th May 1945) set out to be on good terms with what could be a major ally, the USSR. Having fought against the USSR in the 1920s and 30s, initial relationships throughout 1945 and early 1946 were sour, but the Soivet Union agreed to lend Rhenia some of its earlier T-34 models, mainly those from 1941 and 42.

Throughout the late 1940s, relationships between the two countries strengthened, with Rhenia finally gaining enough resources to produce its own weapons, including a domestic machine gun named the 'Povochka P.48', an MG that was so ahead of its time that the Soviets utilised it in their own experimental armoured vehicles, and licensing it to build their own version.

Going into the 1950s, Rhenia's armoured arsenal was outdated, mainly comprised of T-34AR-M, a Rhenic modernisation equipped with an experimental 95mm canon. This made Rhenia and easy target for potential invasion, especially as tensions between the west and the east side of the iron curtain grew. With the USSR noticing that one of their strongest logistical allies had issues with its army, the USSR sent Rhenia 10 T-54-2 tanks in 1952. This was alien technology to the Rhenic army and crews, but proved crucial to further development for Rhenia's domestic armour. In 1961, Rhenia recieved a copy of the USSR's prototype for what would become the T-62, helping them further understand everything that they would need to build their first domestic tank.

In October 1961, a brief was set by the armoured corps of the army for a brand new domestic tank. This faced initial opposition from the government, but was deemed necessary for future safety. By April 1962, the first prototype was created, and by January 1963, the final design was ready. The first VR-63A rolled off production lines in February 1963, posing as a baseline for future development of Rhenic tanks.

Anybody got any more sandbags? I'm quite happy with how the tracks on the front right fender turned out.

What line should I take on sign of future work?

Changed the suspension into torsion bar, added the gun, turret, still need to make the roadwheels larger and add some height to the lower side of the hull, overall it still looks very wrong but hey its getting into shape so that's good.