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Künger, I've working on this for a while, but i don't really see if its going somewhere, so i stop it right here, and start something else.

Those four dudes are the crew of the tank (Künger)
They are now in friendly territory with a logistics convoy. (behind the view) Tomorrow they will cross into enemy territory.
The two on the left, are the Gunner (left) and the loader. (right) And the other two are the driver (the one who sits on the Künger's gun) and the commander, taking a look on tomorrow's travel plan.

The tank is the Künger I, the first "heavy" tank of the Brahdun Nation, unlike the others they have a little history with Armoured unit warfare
Their unfortunate history have lead to bloody civil wars, in order to defeat their occupiers and unite whatever was left from their once great nation.
They were the first to use armoured Motorcarriges (Trucks) and Armoured steam tractors as battle units against their opposers.
But still, the many decades of occupation left a mark on their culture, and a nation wide depresion.

After the re unation of the Brahdun Nation, as part of rebuilding the military they started planning heavy battle units, with combustion engines, and with inpenetreable armour to enemy guns.
One of them is the Künger I, the first ever tank with a modern design, one turret with one main cannon, and also radio equipped.

The front of the Künger is heavly armoured to protect the crew from anything willing to open fire on it, also the engine is located at the front, to help balance the weight of the turret. (The Künger I still has serious problems with trench crossing or going uphill, beacuse the unbalanced center of gravity, but if the crew turns the turret bacwards they could balance the tank while moving backwards to pass trenches)

The transmission is at the back of the vehicle, controlled by the driver.

The idea of the künger was to make an affordable mobile fortress. But when the Brahdun joined the war it became the one of the most effective weapon of the first years of the war. But the major design flaws slowed down the advence, and the enemy adapted with new anti-Künger tactics.

Description
Künger, I've working on this for a while, but i don't really see if its going somewhere, so i stop it right here, and start something else.

Those four dudes are the crew of the tank (Künger)
They are now in friendly territory with a logistics convoy. (behind the view) Tomorrow they will cross into enemy territory.
The two on the left, are the Gunner (left) and the loader. (right) And the other two are the driver (the one who sits on the Künger's gun) and the commander, taking a look on tomorrow's travel plan.

The tank is the Künger I, the first "heavy" tank of the Brahdun Nation, unlike the others they have a little history with Armoured unit warfare
Their unfortunate history have lead to bloody civil wars, in order to defeat their occupiers and unite whatever was left from their once great nation.
They were the first to use armoured Motorcarriges (Trucks) and Armoured steam tractors as battle units against their opposers.
But still, the many decades of occupation left a mark on their culture, and a nation wide depresion.

After the re unation of the Brahdun Nation, as part of rebuilding the military they started planning heavy battle units, with combustion engines, and with inpenetreable armour to enemy guns.
One of them is the Künger I, the first ever tank with a modern design, one turret with one main cannon, and also radio equipped.

The front of the Künger is heavly armoured to protect the crew from anything willing to open fire on it, also the engine is located at the front, to help balance the weight of the turret. (The Künger I still has serious problems with trench crossing or going uphill, beacuse the unbalanced center of gravity, but if the crew turns the turret bacwards they could balance the tank while moving backwards to pass trenches)

The transmission is at the back of the vehicle, controlled by the driver.

The idea of the künger was to make an affordable mobile fortress. But when the Brahdun joined the war it became the one of the most effective weapon of the first years of the war. But the major design flaws slowed down the advence, and the enemy adapted with new anti-Künger tactics.