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WoT models: Renault R35 and R35 modifié 39

Ragdolls of the HD Renault R35 and R35 modifié 39 as they appear in World of Tanks.

Turret and main cannon are ragdolled. The various hatches on the tank are rigged and can be moved with a bone tool. Tools, rope, spare wheel, chassis, turret and gun are bodygrouped. Wheels are rigged and can be moved.

Renault R35

A light tank developed by Renault as the successor of the obsolete Renault FT17 and FT31. The R35 had a whole new chassis using a Cylinder spring suspension, and mounting an APX-designed turret with the old Puteaux SA18 cannon. The early models mounted the outdated L713 sight, later replaced with the superior L739 sight.
Being designed for infantry warfare, the R35 performed poorly against enemy armor due to it's outdated cannon. As a result, work began on a replacement early in the war. After the French capitulation, most of the remain R35s were taken by the Wermacht and Germany's allies.

Name: Renault R35
Manufacturer: Renault
Armament: 1x 37mm Puteaux SA18 tank gun, 1x 7.5mm MAC31 machine gun
Class: light tank
Role: Infantry support, infantry assault
Weight: ~10.6 tons
Engine: Renault V-4
Speed: 20 km
Crew: 2
Suspension: Horizontal rubber cylinder springs
Time of production: Produced from 1936 to 1940
Volume of production: Total of 1540 units produced

Renault R35 modifié 39

Some R35s were given the improved SA38 cannon during the battle of France to bring them to the same level as the Hotchkiss H35 modifié 38 modifications. Following the liberation of France, many of the R35 tanks re-captured from German forces were upgraded with a stronger cannon as well and put into service with the Gendarmerie, the French national guard, before being phased out in 1951.

Name: Renault R35 modifié 39
Manufacturer: Renault
Armament: 1x 37mm SA38 tank gun, 1x 7.5mm MAC31 machine gun
Class: light tank
Role: Infantry support, Infantry assault. Later: Patrol, training vehicle
Weight: ~10.6 tons
Engine: Renault V-4
Crew: 2
Suspension: Horizontal rubber cylinder springs
Time of production: Produced from 1939 to 1945
Volume of production: Unknown number of units converted from existing R35s

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