Our stopgap heavy tank - The CVM MK J-65

Today, to make up for our current lack of heavy tanks, the turret of a CVM MK P-65 was fitted to the hull of the rejected MK J-92 prototype.
This resulted in the creation of the CVM MK J-65 heavy tank. Although the 65mm gun isn't as powerful as the 92mm, it still can be deadly.
However, the thick armour of the J-92 hull should protect it from most things the enemy can throw at it.
This is only a stopgap measure, designed to fill a gap until the arrival of the CVM MK S-92.
-Jakob Morris, Commander of the RCDF.

Today in History

Dozens of old RCAF paper aircraft are scrapped in the great air force purge. The RCAF loses all captured aircraft of the Child Opposers and its only helicopter squadron. All but one of the veteran fighter aircraft are scrapped. The Canard MK Is however are all kept.

CVM MK S-92 production postponed

Due to recent events, production of the CVM MK S-92, originally scheduled for the 7th of November has been postponed to the 1st of January 2019. We are sorry for this late notice but with recent events production of these has become currently impossible.
My apologies,
-The Commander in Chief, Jakob Morris.

Successful tank prototypes

These are the tanks that have been approved for Childarian service:
CVM MK D-37/105 - APPROVED
CVM MK E-37 - FAILURE
CVM MK E-37(2) - FURTHER TESTING REQUIRED
CVM MK F1-37 - FAILURE
CVM MK F2 - TESTING REQUIRED
CVM MK G - APPROVED
CVM MK G2 - TESTING REQUIRED
CVM MK H-37 - TESTING REQUIRED
CVM MK I-65 - TESTING REQUIRED
CVM MK J-92 - FAILURE
CVM MK K - TESTING REQUIRED
CVM MK L+ TESTING REQUIRED
Results for other designs are being worked on and will come up soon on this blog, but until then stay tuned!

The CVM MK D-37/105

Since early 2018, the CVM MK D-37/105 has been the mainstay of the Royal Childarian Tank Corps (RCTC), It is our most successful and mass-produced tank as over five have been built.
The tank can either be fitted with a 37mm AT gun or a 105mm howitzer. The D-105 variant was designed to support the infantry in destroying fortifications while the 37mm model protects them from enemy tanks.
Recently it was decided that production of the D-37 will be dropped in favour of fitting the D-105 with HEAT shells.
The CVM MK D-37/105 is an excellent and simple design guarenteed to see service for years to come.
If you wish to buy or license build these then leave a comment on this post. The prices (NZD) are as follows:
D-37/105 in DPROC markings - 20¢
Customised D-37/105 - 50¢
Unmarked D-37/105 - 30¢
Copy of powerpoint and license - $2.00
Printed sheets and license - $1.00

New assets added to the DPROC'S 1:72 scale army

Recently a new series of military vehicles were designed for the RCA. These include a supply truck, a troop carrier, an armoured car and a staff car.
More details will be coming as well as the chance to purchase them.