Fiat 3000 L.f. IMPLEMENTED

[ZakTheBuilder1]

LIL info
The ‘Carro d’assalto Fiat Tipo 3000’ M.1921 was a small tank, just 2 crew, commander, and driver and protected by armor only 16mm thick at best. At just 5,500 kg it was light too but even powered by the 6.236 liter Fiat Model 304 4 cylinder petrol engine produced just 50hp and a power to weight ratio of just 9.1 hp/t. Whilst the flame-thrower had no extra armor, it also had no new engine but had to carry the additional load of the fuel and flame equipment. Even with just the original small tanks, this would have been about 500kg and with the large tank at the back perhaps as much as 1000kg. Not only would this additional weight have reduced the performance to below the 20km/h the Fiat 3000 could usually manage but it would also reduce the power to weight ratio to between 8.3 and 7.7 hp/t. Carrying a large weight on the back, whilst providing improved protection for the fuel tank from enemy fire would have also seriously affected the ability to cross obstacles and affected the balance of the tank.

Role in game
A possible weak flame throwing tank for italy

Link
https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/category ... es/page/2/

[TrueSlav]

LIL info
The ‘Carro d’assalto Fiat Tipo 3000’ M.1921 was a small tank, just 2 crew, commander, and driver and protected by armor only 16mm thick at best. At just 5,500 kg it was light too but even powered by the 6.236 liter Fiat Model 304 4 cylinder petrol engine produced just 50hp and a power to weight ratio of just 9.1 hp/t. Whilst the flame-thrower had no extra armor, it also had no new engine but had to carry the additional load of the fuel and flame equipment. Even with just the original small tanks, this would have been about 500kg and with the large tank at the back perhaps as much as 1000kg. Not only would this additional weight have reduced the performance to below the 20km/h the Fiat 3000 could usually manage but it would also reduce the power to weight ratio to between 8.3 and 7.7 hp/t. Carrying a large weight on the back, whilst providing improved protection for the fuel tank from enemy fire would have also seriously affected the ability to cross obstacles and affected the balance of the tank.

Role in game
A possible weak flame throwing tank for italy

Link
https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/category ... es/page/2/

We already have a similiar tank with the same purpouse, just gotta polish up the image and make some stats.

[ZakTheBuilder1]

ok you want me to delete this idea?

[TrueSlav]

ok you want me to delete this idea?

nah, maybe we will do it later for map editor or just put it in entirely. I have no control over deciding what gets implemented anyway.

[ZakTheBuilder1]

k

[Jasondunkel]

k

zak can you write something here please

[ZakTheBuilder1]

What do you mean

[BrenoHenrique]

The Fiat 3000 was the first tank to be produced in series in Italy. It became the standard tank for Italian armored units emerging after the First World War. The 3000 was based on the French Renault FT it was armed with a 37mm cannon and had a maximum armor of 16mm.
Wikipedia link:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... XUxt_Bjz9V

[ZakTheBuilder1]

We need the flamethrower variant :0

[TrueSlav]

We need the flamethrower variant :0

we already have the flamethrower L3... and how would this one be any different from the said L3?

[ZakTheBuilder1]

its cheaper...

[TrueSlav]

its cheaper...

you want this to have a cost of 1 turn? lol. no chance. we CANNOT have 1 turn cost units in the game. period.

[ZakTheBuilder1]

Lol well all I know is that there is a flamethrower version and it would be neat but I see how its useless

[TrueSlav]

Lol well all I know is that there is a flamethrower version and it would be neat but I see how its useless

the Italians already have the L3 flamethrower tankette.

[ZakTheBuilder1]

that's why i said it would be neat but that its pointless.

[BrenoHenrique]

Lol well all I know is that there is a flamethrower version and it would be neat but I see how its useless

the Italians already have the L3 flamethrower tankette.

but this is not a flaming tank (wikipedia): https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... usg=AOvVY3

[TrueSlav]

Lol well all I know is that there is a flamethrower version and it would be neat but I see how its useless

the Italians already have the L3 flamethrower tankette.

but this is not a flaming tank (wikipedia): https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... usg=AOvVY3

Sorry, i got confused since the original subject name is "Fiat 3000 L.F." which stands for "lancia fiamme" which means "flamethrower"