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In upcoming modern ages, MT-61 is probably one of the best MBTs during post-Cold War Era, one that can rival American M1A1 Abrams
Armament: 125mm Smoothbore LK-83, 2 MMG-200 (One coaxial and one on commander's hatch)
Armor: Plasteel, Composite (For M61) Note: A 1mm Plasteel armor is equivalent to 5mm of composite armor
Armor value:
MT-61 - 150mm of Plasteel. Front
- 145mm of Plasteel. Sides
- 140mm of Plasteel. Rear
M-61 - 450mm of Composite. Front
- 400mm of Composite. Sides
- 380mm of Composite. Rear
Speed: -MT-61: 90 KPH all terrain -M-61: 75 KPH all terrain
Weight:
MT-61: 15 Tons (Take note, Plasteel is more lighter than Steel)
M-61: 48 Tons
Ammo:
For MT-61 only General Purpose Shells (For MT-61 only) [Plasteel-made shell for armor piercing and High Explosive filler]. Penetrates frontal armor of M1A2 Abrams easily and can be used against fortifications and infantry
For M-61s APFSDS HE Smoke HEAT
Crew: 4 (Two tanks have Autoloader. The 4th crew is reserved technician in case Autoloader fails)
Reload time: 3.8 Seconds
Date entered service: March 1, 1961
Date retired: August 8, 2001 (In favor of MT-86s and MT-95s. Still used in Yugoslavia)
Costs: $670,000 (M-61 only. Aurelia never exports their Plasteel made vehicles)
Numbers made: 1,827 (MT-61s), 650 (M-61s)
MT-86
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MT-86 is Aurelia's direct answer to American Abrams that have been in concern as multiple MT-61s lost to the new American beast during South African Civil War. After MT-86s were deployed, they prove to outmatch Abrams thanks to its 130mm autoloading cannon. Aurelian Engineering strikes again.
Armament: 130mm Smoothbore LK-92, 2 MMG-200 (One coaxial and one on commander's hatch)
Armor: Plasteel
Armor value:
- 450mm of Plasteel. Front
- 250mm of Plasteel. Sides
- 200mm of Plasteel. Rear
Speed:
95 KPH all terrain
Weight:
25 Tons
Ammo:
General Purpose Shells
Smoke
Crew: 4
Reload time: 4 Seconds
Date entered service: May 7, 1986
Date retired: April 8, 1995. Replaced by MT-95
Numbers Made: 870. 45 of them are gifted to SFR Yugoslavia of 23rd Garda Panteri Elite Regiment, 10 were lend-leased to Sablin's forces during the Soviet Civil War.
