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Rumored to be designed for one very-very well-doing Arab sultanate the “tank of tomorrow” never found its original customer after the sultanate was incorporated into ISIS (and rumours regarding the fate of the unlucky sultan himself).
These perfect tanks of XXI century which are arguably invisible both in thermal and radar channels could have vanished unnoticed if not a procurement from one tiny Baltic state. The state was too tiny to maintain “real” tank armadas but nevertheless desired to have a technologically superior land army to be able to challenge neighboring Russia.
The near total invisibility returns the tank its place lost while challenging aircraft and helicopters and rumours of possible optical camo modifications make experts talk about totally new era of land warfare.
I like PL-08 easter egg on the hull :)
I miss the original's PL-01 side smoke grenade dispenser mini-turrets.
Also the cannon redesign make it looks more like Tom Clancy's End War UAS IFV than original PL-01:
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Cleared of combat.
Shiny!
Wait a second... stealth tank = shiney? Logic~
yeah, they need to give EU a proper camo scheme for their units.
The future is their camo.
amazing!
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Amazing work as usual.
The PL-08 Polish stealth tank. Which is literally the same vehicle as the Swedish CV9040120
So Saudia Arabia? Sultans aren't a dime a dozen anymore.