LEHKÝ TANK VZOR.35

LEHKÝ TANK VZOR.35
Image: LT Vz.35 (War Thunder)
Year1936
Vehicle TypeLight Tank
Origin & DesignerCzechoslovakia/CKD
Numbers Produced434
Crew4 (Commander/Gunner, Loader, Radio Operator/Machine Gunner & Driver)
Main Armament1 x 37mm L/40 UV Vz.34 Gun
Main Armament[@sponson_traverse]
Elevation-10° to +25°
Turret Traverse360° (Manual)
Gun Traverse[@gun_traverse]
Gun Mount[@gun_mounts]
Maximum Range[@maximum_range]
Armour Penetration[@armour_penetration]
Gun SightTFZ
Secondary Armament2 x 7.92mm ZB Vz.37 Machine Guns (Coaxial & Bow)
Smoke Discharger[@smoke_discharger]
Ammunition Carried78 x 37mm & 2.700 x 7.92mm
Height2.37m
Width2.06m
Length4.90m
Combat Weight10.500 kg
Ground Clearance0.35m
Fording Depth0.79m
Trench Crossing2.01m
Obstacle Clearance0.79m
Climbing Ability29°
RadioVz.35
ArmourHull Front: 25mm
Hull Sides: 15mm
Hull Rear: 15mm
Hull Top: 8mm
Hull Bottom: 8mm
Gun Mantle: 25mm
Turret Front: 25mm
Turret Sides: 15mm
Turret Rear: 15mm
Turret Top: 8mm
EngineSkoda T11 (Petrol)
Transmission6 Forward & 6 Reverse
Maximum Road Range190 km
Maximum Cross Country Range133 km
Maximum Water Range[@maximum_water_range]
Maximum Road Speed35 kph
Maximum Cross Country Speed15 kph
Maximum Water Speed[@maximum_water_speed]
Variants[@variants]
NotesThe LT Vz.35 (Lehký Tank Vzor 35) was a light tank designed by the Czech firm ČKD. It was built in large numbers and was the main battle tank of the Czech armoured regiments prior to the German annexation. It was well armed and fairly well armoured for the time and because of this they were quickly snapped up by the German army.