T-150

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KV-1

24 500

390 000

Crew:

Commander
Radio Operator
Driver
Gunner
Loader

Tank description:

The T-150 is a Soviet tier 6 heavy tank.On July 17, 1940, the Council of People''s Commissars of the U.S.S.R. and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of the Bolsheviks made a decision on developing new heavy tanks. By November 5, the Kirov Plant manufactured the T-150 prototype. The trials showed massive flaws in the engine and suspension of the vehicle. The plan was to organize its mass production in June 1941 as soon as the flaws would have been fixed. The tank was designated the KV-3, but the development was eventually discontinued. This was because Germany started working on a 45-ton heavy tank.Despite its name, the T-150 is an upgraded KV-1. It has the same chassis and turret, with some notable improvements. Additional armor has been added to the hull, a considerably more powerful engine is available, and perhaps most importantly, it can mount the 107 mm ZiS-6 gun. The tank can in fact be frustrating at first, but stick with it, and the improvement of the tank will be extremely noticeable. The T-150 has an extremely tough grind to its top gun, arguably worse than that of the M3 Lee, because in order to mount the top gun, you need the turret, and for that you need the suspension too (a high grand total of 23,450 XP). The grind can be lessened somewhat by first researching the KV-2, as you will be able to research the V-5 engine and the ZiS-6. The alternative KV-85 is more mobile in terms of maneuverability and sports a more consistent 100mm as well as a more damaging, but slow-reloading 122mm, but lacks the solid overall armour and respectable alpha and DPM of the T-150.The T-150 leads to the KV-3.

On July 17, 1940, the Council of People's Commissars of the U.S.S.R. and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of the Bolsheviks made a decision on developing new heavy tanks. By November 5, the Kirov Plant manufactured the T-150 prototype. The trials showed massive flaws in the engine and suspension of the vehicle. The plan was to organize its mass production in June 1941 as soon as the flaws would have been fixed. The tank was designated the KV-3, but the development was eventually discontinued. This was because Germany started working on a 45-ton heavy tank.