M10 GMC Multicrew

Design

Based on these requirements, the first prototype was based on the M3 chassis, and later the production was swapped to the M4 standardized chassis. By these means, every component of the drivetrain, complete with bogies with VVSS, roadwheels, idlers and drive sprockets, return rollers and tracks, and the internal arrangement were kept the same. The engine was specific to this vehicle, made of twin GM 6-71s diesels mated on a common crankshaft and specific transmission. The armor and turret were completely new.

The prototype 3-inch Gun Motor Carriage T35 was given a standard 3-inch (76.2 mm) M7 gun and a circular open-top turret already produced for the early production M4A1 (later replaced by conventional turrets on these). The second prototype, T35E1, used the M4A2 chassis and had a new pentagonal turret with flat, sloped sides, frontal beak and inverted rear slope. The mantlet was then wrapped around this “beak”.

Controls:

W A S D (non-alt) for driving the vehicle.

Mouse aim (alt mode) for slewing turret (In gunner seat)

Action 1 for firing the main armerment ( In gunner seat)

Features:

This replica features realistic interiour for the turret.

This replica features realistic top speed.

This replica features almost realistic scale, realistic proportions and realistic armor plate angles.

Thats all folks, enjoy the vehicle and have a good one. (more versions to come) feel free to suggest stuff in the comment section