MBT-2 Victoria

MBT-2 Victoria
Type:	Main battle tank
Place of origin:	Sanama
Designed:	1674 – 1675 AN
Manufacturer:	Sanama Arms Industries
In service:
Used by:	Sanama
Qty manufactured / ordered:
Weight:	68,000 kg
Length:	10.97 m
Width:	4.00 m
Height:	2.64 m
Crew:	4
Effective range:	550 km
Speed:	55 km/h off-road 75 km/h on-road
Main Armament:	120 mm smoothbore cannon
Secondary Armament:	Remote Weapons Station with 12.7 mm machine gun, 40 mm grenade launcher 7.62 mm coaxial machine gun 7.62 mm pintle-mounted machine gun x2 turret mounted Eclipse APS-01 Griefer (Multi Ammunition Hardkill System)
Armour:	Composite; including high-hardness steel, tungsten and plastic filler with ceramic component, heat shielding for reduced IR visibility.
Other specifications:	Faca 1,800 bhp turbo-charged diesel engine with Simines auxiliary electric motor
Cost:

Assembly

The MBT-2 Victoria is delivered in modules from subcontractors to the main SAI plant, where it is assembled. This allows for a faster final production line. This also allows for the same production line to be used for multiple vehicle assemblies, of different vehicle models.

Upgrades

Starting in 1690, all Sanaman Victorias will be fitted with the Simines TADIS system.

Orders

•  Sanama: 1,000 on order, scheduled to begin deliveries during 1675.
•  Unified Governorates: 48 acquired, delivered 1682–1685 (transferred to Humanist forces in Highpass circa 1699 AN–1700 AN)