I built a nearly HUNDRED TONNE Japanese SUPER HEAVY | Sprocket

Today we're making a huge tank that would probably never have been constructed in real life, but we get to play out the scenario in sprocket where a design like this could have been realised. It's not too practical in sprocket either!
Mark's channel (if you like war on the sea) : ‪@CallMeMark_‬
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Patreon link ;- / patchbits
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TANK FILES WILL BE SHARED IN MY DISCORD
Link to my discord ;- / discord
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Outro song ; • TROLDHAUGEN - BMX Term...
LICENSES:
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"Brittle Rille" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@anonimosu7425]

According to the imperial calendar, this tank would either be designed in 1966 or 1866

[@darracqboy]

1921 or 2021

[@Burrahoy]

Oh jeez

[@SpecularXR]

Volumetric internals are going to be a huge game changer, I can't wait to see what comes out of it. I'm personally going to be testing spaced plates now that goofy internal space calculations will be gone!

[@miguelgameiro8063]

I don’t think it will work

[@masshysteria9657]

exactly bro

[@Flash_of_Green]

The game already has volumetric internals. What you meant to say is geometric internals.

[@theothertonydutch]

Would be neat to see a post-war tank that still follows the super heavy multi-turreted design.

[@Isaac-ho8gh]

Frantic already done that knowing him knowing nothing about tanks lol

[@Boneworm852]

Multi-turret Abrams, very cursed lol

[@SyRePr]

tecnically there's a patton version with a covered mg on the top of the turrent but im unsure if its armor

[@gelatinoussire7772]

4:48 Army: "How much torque does it have?" Tank Designer: "Yes!"

[@Direwolf13PS3]

Small correction Challenger 2's base model weighs 64 tons. The upgraded model with the add-on armor weighs 75 tons. For an 80 ton vehicle you probably want your first gear to be 12-15 to get it to turn crisply.

[@wideyxyz2271]

Cool stuff. Takes me back to my WoT days before they got super greedy and the game was still fun to play. Great build...

[@standard-carrier-wo-chan]

O-I Exp. with that 105mm gun and old 40kmh max speed was just amazingly fun to play. 40kmh worth of 100 ton tank could obliterate even tier 8 heavies in a head-on collision.

[@inductivegrunt94]

Nice! I really love Japanese Super Heavy Tanks! Their designs always are amazing to see and imagine thinking about how American tanks would have to deal with them if they were deployed onto the battlefield. And your design is amazing! I really love it!

[@TokisakiKurumi_San]

Sadly Japanese heavy tanks doesnt exist in real life...

[@freakystyley8334]

Serious Grot Mega Tank vibes, yet another cool vid. For a suggestion... a ww2 interpretation of da Vinci's 20+ gun, hand cranked tank design. Silliness made manifest.

[@brody7714]

Would be cool to see one of the IRL multiturret tanks like the T-35 five turret russian tank - had two machine gun turrets (one front one back), two light cannons (one front one back), and a larger primary cannon on the central turret. Paper thin armour like most early wwii tanks, but very fascinating design! A true “land battleship”!

[@globul3410]

Hey Will! I'd love to see a video based on soviet heavy tanks such as an early war kv or latewar is-3

[@ToxicMythology]

attempt 7: asking for a early ww2 british tank design based of if the valentine tank! ( it’s a goofy vehicle but i like them! )

[@themecoptera9258]

Honestly given that the Japanese navy was becoming less of a factor late in the war I imagine the Japanese tank forces might have tried putting a 5 inch gun from a destroyer into a casemate version of this kind of tank.

[@123dodo4]

7:17 they *sometimes* have the capability to put 105 even higher guns onto their tank.. just not tank cannon but rather their own naval guns

[@PR0monke]

Can you please build the AMX ELC BIS or the Vk. 16.03?

[@AverageKurtFan]

Ayo can’t wait to download this when the workshop comes out

[@Gracefulwarrior2124]

I wouldnt mind seeing the Ho Ri production with the large sloping upper front plate since we're doing japanese tanks now

[@pennycarvalho1223]

The O-I or MI-TO 150T is a interesting design as well as it’s history. There are reports that a prototype may have been built and trailed, reportedly the suspension collapsed while driving trials, there’s a single track link existing on a museum. This is one of those tanks that could have existed but bc no pictures were taken. Did also know the design of the O-I transmission/gearbox was just an enlarged Ha-go gearbox.

[@cyonemitsu]

The design also called for bell crank suspension, which to support a mild steel chassis approaching triple-digit mass, was probably a terrible idea. The other thing to note is that the team who worked on the program steadily shed members as it became clear that the idea of this mobile pillbox was a bit of a dead end, so by the time they dropped it, there were I believe 2 engineers left working on it.

[@standard-carrier-wo-chan]

@@cyonemitsu The bell crank suspension was pretty much an enlarged Chi-Ha suspension. If that sounds ridiculous, it was, because you need to upscale it quite a lot for it to support triple digit tonnages, to the point of impracticality. Still though, the Japanese did an amazing job at keeping the tank a secret. The prototype that was built was most likely a hull-only prototype with weights to simulate the tank's actual weight. They said it was able to reach 40kmh on flat ground, but this might've been the hull-only WITHOUT the weights, because like, I can't imagine something around the caliber of the Maus reaching such speeds without some advanced engineering that the Japanese definitely didn't have back then.

[@cyonemitsu]

@@standard-carrier-wo-chan Fun fact; the primary reason for heavy reliance on bell crank in the majority of Japanese tanks in WW2 (the one exception that comes to mind is the Ke-Ni prototype which employed Christie suspension), is that it was less of a burden on Japanese industry, whose primary bottleneck was, in fact, machine tools more than anything. Alleviating the demand for precision machine tooling allowed for realistic product output for war demand, as the precious few machine tools could instead be allocated to critical components or to other demands for the war. This overreliance on bell crank led to a multitude of problems once they began to move into heavier designs after the 1930s, and aboard the O-I it was likely utterly fatal to the design.

[@AWholeLegionary]

You have to turn this into a super heavy tank destroyer/SPG. It just looks meant for it.

[@darkofthearmy]

Challenge: make an IFV in Sprocket

[@baxternieto833]

It looks like a O-I Heavy tonk

[@_kustody]

My IFV could fuck that up, oh its soo hungry, bring enough so it becomes an ACE

[@thecanadianchurchill4080]

Fun fact th Japanese o-i super heavy tank 1 prototype was billed but it sank only a track link served

[@binlorry8870]

Looks liek the Ro-Go

[@Dangerously.Stupid]

now build a tankette with the biggest gun ever

[@Flash_of_Green]

i don't see the revers alarm button disguised as a rivet on the back plate that was the common ground on all Japanese tanks of WW2.

[@i_nameless_i-jgsdf]

It looks more like the Ro-Go more than the O-I lol The O-I has two secondary turrets and one main turret then another turret for machine gun in the back. It was supposed to weight 150 tons. and yes it was built and tested although it didn't have a turret when they tested the mobility. The O-I was to be equiped with a 150 mm howitzer, with 47 mm guns as secondaries. It never mean to be equiped with 105 mm or 120 mm guns, that is just WeeGee fantasy stuff.

[@PatchBits]

It's uh, not a replica.

[@i_nameless_i-jgsdf]

@@PatchBits Well, yes i know, thanks you for confirming tho. But you got alot of things wrong about the vehicle when you were talking about it in general.

[@Sans-iv1wy]

I made a tank inspired by the TOG, that weights around 3700 tonnes, well I said tank, its more like a land battleship

[@georgivanev7466]

There's two mini turrets in the front not one!

[@crazycrusher7950]

How do you design these tanks so well? Do you use a Cast Hull that you made beforehand?

[@PatchBits]

The fast forward segment includes all of the building that is done. Any parts that I load in are only ever taken from other videos, nothing is made off-camera.

[@crazycrusher7950]

@@PatchBits Ah ok, thanks for the info

[@pitivan3895]

15:20 why patch doesn't shoot the track of the panther ?

[@PatchBits]

I'm stoopid

[@pitivan3895]

Lol ⛷

[@adonis_deas4062]

At least he try his best.

[@voodoo8640]

i put a pic of a 100 tonne japanese super heavy that i had made like 2 days ago

[@LatvianBoi-yd7iz]

nice

[@jasonhill7698]

I wish I could build like this

[@ProjectAtlasmodling]

its not a tank its a mobile bunker

[@brarrab4876]

Very smexy la tonk

[@Dantilas]

the O-II

[@kommandantgalileo]

Do a superheavy tank with four sets of tracks, two in front two in the back

[@PatchBits]

It's not really possible right now without some serious fakery sadly.

[@kommandantgalileo]

@@PatchBits well, can you do it once or if it becomes possible?

[@PatchBits]

@@kommandantgalileo sure!

[@kommandantgalileo]

@@PatchBits YES!

[@Gracefulwarrior2124]

​@@PatchBits yes a t95 would be interesting. 305 mm of armor is nothing to laugh at, though realistically it was painfully slow

[@latekgaming]

Those are rookie numbers

[@MrTankThatStopped]

How do you select fire groups

[@PatchBits]

F1, F2, F3 etc

[@MrTankThatStopped]

@@PatchBits is there a way to change the keybinds? because my laptop has stuff on those keys

[@mrllamaton1873]

Maus: smol

[@melonplaygroundwoldoftank9399]

125 mm

[@user-ob9jg2ue3h]

Can't buy game cuz sanctions😢

[@lloooiis]

make a car

[@Remember-no-russian1]

Are you a furry?

[@Triple-A-Duracell-battery]

Yeah I’m thinking that too

[@IcebergEater101]

First

[@notturner8528]

The odd but funny thing about sprocket is you can make the most effective and efficient engines on your tanks when in reality tanks mobility was always reliant on engines efficiency and how well it was built. For example if you made the Porsche tiger(vk 45.01 (p)) engine in sprocket I bet it would out perform the actual real life engine a unreliable engine so unreliable you can see a T14 that has the same Nazi engine as the vk break down on its parade debut. It’s a dichotomy I thought was cool to share.

[@themera8921]

Uh, no. The T14 crew park the tank and put the hand brake on. Later they simply climb back in and get it to move on it own again. The laserpig video is fucking trash filled with misinformation it not worth watching.

[@themera8921]

Also the Tiger did not have an X engine. It has 2 V10 generator engines. The Sla16 which was an X engine is for the King Tiger but the end of the war prevented that.