Uralvagonzavod T-72

	Class: Military armored vehicle Origin: USSR Unplayable vehicle

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Kirov-MG 2014-08-29 17:22	Make is Uralvagonzavod. Malyshev made only T-64 and some experimental machines.
Kirov-MG 2013-10-16 20:33	Evil Tim wrote Hell, they could just use the Abrams from any of the MW games, there's one of those at the security checkpoint near the front gate of Fort Knox as well, I think along with a Bradley and the Patton. I'm guessing Activision wasn't exactly supporting this project, though, what with closing Eurocom and firing everyone right after the DLC came out. The take those engine and those anims for some weapons. I quess that DLC has been made by Raven (some cars in DLC is same as Singularity).
Evil Tim 2013-10-16 18:44	Hell, they could just use the Abrams from any of the MW games, there's one of those at the security checkpoint near the front gate of Fort Knox as well, I think along with a Bradley and the Patton. I'm guessing Activision wasn't exactly supporting this project, though, what with closing Eurocom and firing everyone right after the DLC came out. -- Last edit: 2013-10-16 18:50:52
Kirov-MG 2013-10-16 18:40	Evil Tim wrote Oh, it's not that tank, it's a model which appears in the level Monument or whatever that game's version of Statue is called. There's an L-shaped corridor after the first open area with three of these up on angled pedestals, I guess they're supposed to be that T-80 in the photo (since you're in St Petersburg and all) but they've got the T-72 roadwheels. Reloaded's version of that level is a little less ridiculous than the Wii version's because they got rid of the tower block sized Soviet icons and tiny version of The Motherland Calls which is there for absolutely no good reason. 007 Legend made by Eurocom with Treyarch and on IW engine. I think that they can be use M48 Patton from BO, but...but they use this shit.
Evil Tim 2013-10-16 15:04	Oh, it's not that tank, it's a model which appears in the level Monument or whatever that game's version of Statue is called. There's an L-shaped corridor after the first open area with three of these up on angled pedestals, I guess they're supposed to be that T-80 in the photo (since you're in St Petersburg and all) but they've got the T-72 roadwheels. Reloaded's version of that level is a little less ridiculous than the Wii version's because they got rid of the tower block sized Soviet icons and tiny version of The Motherland Calls which is there for absolutely no good reason. -- Last edit: 2013-10-16 15:11:46
Kirov-MG 2013-10-16 12:19	Evil Tim wrote That doesn't really change the fact that it has cutouts in its roadwheels that only a T-72 would have. I mean come on, these devs think you could fly a Harrier with an engine made of solid gold and fire an M4 with the safety on, you seriously think they know a T-80 from a T-72? I know that this is not a same tank as you can see in Goldeneye Reloaded (tank from reloaded is fully fictional). Anyway, i try to rip model of this tank and it modeled on with right side of it's body. Turret with RPG-protective shields obviously from T-80U. Maybe it's a mix of T-72 and T-80. If you really think that it's T-72, make must be changed to Uralvagonzavod.
Evil Tim 2013-10-15 20:43	That doesn't really change the fact that it has cutouts in its roadwheels that only a T-72 would have. I mean come on, these devs think you could fly a Harrier with an engine made of solid gold and fire an M4 with the safety on, you seriously think they know a T-80 from a T-72? -- Last edit: 2013-10-15 20:48:56
Kirov-MG 2013-10-15 18:55	Evil Tim wrote It's not in the right place, either; the two tanks (there's a Patton and an Abrams) are at a security checkpoint up the road, not at the gate itself. Also, this is still a T-72, not a T-80. It's T-80. Texture in game files named "vehicle_t80_col".
Evil Tim 2013-10-15 17:58	It's not in the right place, either; the two tanks (there's a Patton and an Abrams) are at a security checkpoint up the road, not at the gate itself. Also, this is still a T-72, not a T-80.
Evil Tim 2013-06-17 22:51	It's a T-72, not a T-80, you can tell by the cutouts in the roadwheels which the 80 doesn't have. T-72 with roadwheel cutouts: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/05/T-72_2005_2.jpg T-80 with solid roadwheels: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d7/T-80_in_SPb.jpg The model is from the level Memorial in Goldeneye Reloaded.
Kirov-MG 2013-04-10 07:55	Tuppence870 wrote Looks like it could be the one from here: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=33007 (although it would be the more detailed version from GoldenEye Reloaded) No. This tank is fully new model, but it modeled only from the right side.
Tuppence870 2013-03-25 19:21	Looks like it could be the one from here: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=33007 (although it would be the more detailed version from GoldenEye Reloaded)
Kirov-MG 2012-11-07 20:18	Very strange that Soviet-made tank was used as US Fort Knox monument.

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