Object 430U

Hangar Battle tiers Equipment Consumables Tank description Camouflages

Obj. 430

287 000

3 460 000

Object 430U

287 000

6 100 000

Crew:

Commander (Radio Operator)
Driver
Gunner
Loader

Advantages:

Great DPM and alpha damage, good gun handling
Extremely tough turret and upper glacis armor
Sides are covered with spaced armor and turret cupolas are resilient to premium ammunition
Large hitpoint pool
Retains good speed, acceleration and agility for a tank with so much armor

Disadvantages:

Bad gun depression
Accuracy is subpar, not the best sniper
Standard AP penetration is on the lower side for a Tier 10 medium tank

Tank description:

The Object 430U is a Soviet tier 10 medium tank.The Object 430U is a version of the Object 430 medium tank with a rear placement of the engine-transmission compartment. This version was to feature a transverse placement of the engine and two planetary transmissions. This technical solution allowed for extending the interior space and decreasing the vehicle''s weight. This vehicle was developed from 1953 through 1957 to replace the T-54, but the work was discontinued in favor of the Object 432 in 1961.This tank is literally a "Heavy Medium" tank with various characteristics from both a heavy tank and a medium tank mixed together. It has decent mobility, but not as good as other mediums, good armour protection, but not as good as other heavies, and relatively good gun handling considering its mobility and armour. It''s best played as spearhead tank that can lead a charge , or as an anti-medium that can fight well against lights and mediums due to its good armour, mobility and firepower.The Object 430U marks the end of its Soviet medium line.

The Object 430U is a version of the Object 430 medium tank with a rear placement of the engine-transmission compartment. This version was to feature a transverse placement of the engine and two planetary transmissions. This technical solution allowed for extending the interior space and decreasing the vehicle's weight. This vehicle was developed from 1953 through 1957 to replace the T-54, but the work was discontinued in favor of the Object 432 in 1961.