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OOB, is-2 and 3 armor
Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2000 2:59 pm
by Yurka
Why is the Tiger have more that 100 mm front turret armor, but Is-2 only 100, in case it had 160 and Tiger only 100.. it's very strange and ahistorical

by the way, Is-3 had front hull armor about 230-250mm.
Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2000 3:44 pm
by Arralen
Originally posted by Yurka:
Why is the Tiger have more that 100 mm front turret armor, but Is-2 only 100, in case it had 160 and Tiger only 100.. it's very strange and ahistorical 
by the way, Is-3 had front hull armor about 230-250mm.
No way .. TigerZ rule !! 500mm at least !!
serious:
- we are working on the OOBs
- we try to verify the unit stats
- give sources if you can, or be quiet !
- before posting anything at all, search the old threads .. TigerI discussion has been there before ... more than enough.
Arralen
Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2000 4:04 pm
by Voriax
Arralen, be polite
Even unsupported claims are allowed, although when they concern oob's I am more likely to ignore them
Yurka, find that long Tiger discussion. To give it short the Tiger has about 100-110mm turret thickness but there is also a gun shield that is bit thicker and covers almost whole turret front. Also the rest of the gun/turret are behind that shield adding to the effective protection level.
In previous oob set this value used to be 200mm but it was downgraded a bit.
As for IS-3..one often referred russian site:
http://history.vif2.ru/ has drawings about it and there the front hull is only 120mm. Perhaps you are mixing it with the 'effective' armour thickness values that have the slope included?
For IS-2 it gives 90-100mm for turret and 120mm for hull.
Voriax
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OOB-Wan Kenobi
Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2000 1:59 pm
by Arralen
Originally posted by Voriax:
Arralen, be polite 
Oh, Arralen never claims to be polite or nice or whatever.
His famous saying is "Flame me, and I'll flame you. Maybe I'll even flame you anyway."
If I find the time one day I'll put up his website, here's the logo already:
If I get serious, I'll use my real name.
Stefan
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There's no "Doesn't fit!" - you can always adjust the size of the hammer.
[This message has been edited by Arralen (edited October 13, 2000).]
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