V8H-Sv Medium Tank

The V8H-Sv is an export variant of the V-8-H. The vehicle was designed for export to Sweden but Sweden declined for the Landsverk m/42.

SD-100 Self Propelled Artillery

The SD-100 were simply SU-100s in Czechoslovakian service. However there was a proposal to mount an experimental Autoloading gun.

Š-I-SPO Light Tank

The Š-I-SPO was a Czechoslovakian designed light tank that was basically a Š-I-D with a turret. The vehicle was later disassembled.

ShPTK 40/75N Assault Tank

The ShPTK 40/75N was simply German StuG tanks, mainly ausf. Gs, leftover after the war. The tanks were eventually replaced by the SD-100.

ST-I Tank Destroyer

The ST-I was the Czechoslovakian postwar version of the Jagdpanzer 38 (t). It was originally a training vehicle (ST-III) but it was later armed with various guns.

Geschützwagen Tiger Self Propelled Artillery

The Geschützwagen Tiger  was a German prototype self propelled artillery piece built on the Tiger.

Object 278 Heavy Tank

The Object 278 was a soviet heavy tank design. It is similar to the Object 277 differing in engine compartment.

Object 277 Heavy Tank

The Object 277 was a soviet heavy tank design. It is similar to the Object 278 differing in engine compartment.

Pz.Sfl.IVa Dicker Max Tank Destroyer

The  10.5cm K gepanzerte Selbstfahrlafette IVa "Dicker Max" was a German tank destroyer that was used during World War II.  The tank was originally designed with a self propelled artillery role.

Object 610 Buyvol Reconnaissance Tank

The Object 610 codenamed "buyvol" for buffalo was an artillery observation post built off the SU-122-54.

ISU-122-3/Object 251 Self Propelled Artillery

The ISU-122-3 was an extension of the ISU-122. There were two ISU-122-3s but they were based off the same vehicle.

ISU-122-2/Object 249 Self Propelled Artillery

The ISU-122-2 was a tank continued from the ISU-122. Two different rates of fire for the gun are reported.

ISU-122-1/Object 243 Self Propelled Artillery

Vehicle also known as ISU-122BM. It is an extension of the ISU-122.

ISU-122/Object 242 Self Propelled Artillery

The ISU-122 was basically an ISU-152 with a 122 mm gun. The tank also saw action in Korea.

VK 30.01 (H)/Panzer VI (H) Heavy Tank

The VK 30.01 (H) was a continuation of the  DW series. It would eventually lead to the famous Tiger.

VK 30.02 (MAN) Medium Tank

The VK 30.02 (MAN) was a German tank proposal that led to the Panther. It was conceived during a panzerkomission.

Object 752 Heavy Tank

The Object 742 was a Soviet heavy tank proposal that was not put into action.

Object 777 Heavy Tank

The Object 777 Heavy tank was a Soviet tank proposal that was not put into service despite being a higher rated tank than the T-10.

Type 3 Ho-Ni III Tank Destroyer

The Type 3 Ho-Ni III was a Japanese tank destroyer meant to have greater crew survivability than the Type 1 Ho-Ni I. The tank was kept for the apparent defense of Japan for the "decisive battle."

Type 1 Ho-Ni II Self Propelled Artillery

The Type 1 Ho-Ni II was a Japanese vehicle created along with the Type 1 Ho-Ni I due to a dispute about if the vehicle should be an SPG or a Tank Destroyer.

Type 1 Ho-Ni I Tank Destroyer

The Type 1 Ho-Ni was a Japanese tank destroyer that was created to provide Japan with anti-tank capabilities. The tanks production was delayed because of the conflict about if the tank should be self-propelled artillery instead leading to the Type 1 Ho-Ni II.

K1 88 Main Battle Tank

The Type 88 main battle tank is a Korean main battle tank similar to the M1 Abrams. South Korea formerly used American tanks for its military. The tank was succeeded by the K2.

Stridsvagn 103 Main Battle Tank

The Stridsvagn 103 was a turret-less Main Battle Tank related to the S-Tank. The vehicle would elevate and depress three gun with its suspension and had good sloped armor providing better protection for lower weight.

Stridsvagn S (S-Tank) Main Battle Tank

The S-Tank was a turret-less tank proposal by Sven Berge. The vehicle would elevate and depress three gun with its suspension and had good sloped armor providing better protection for lower weight.

Stridsvagn 101 Medium Tank

The Stridsvagn was a Swedish purchase of the Centurion Mk. X from the United Kingdom.

Stridsvagn 102 Medium Tank

The Stridsvagn was an upgraded Stridsvagn 81. It mounted a 105 mm gun.

Stridsvagn 81 Medium Tank

The Stridsvagn 81 was a tank purchase of the Centurion III in 1953 by Sweden. The AMX 13 was originally considered. The tank was later upgraded to the Stridsvagn 102.

Stridsvagn m/42 Medium Tank

The Stridsvagn m/42 medium tank was a Swedish medium tank. It had bridge-laying and command variants as well as many possible guns. The tank had multiple turret options

Stridsvagn m/41 Light Tank

The Stridsvagn m/41-SI was a Swedish light tank based of the TNH from Czechoslovakia. Plans for an upgraded TNHP-S was sent to Sweden Create]ing the other variant Stridsvagn m/41-SII. The tank was well and reliable. Later converted to APCs.

Stridsvagn m/31 Light Tank

The Stridsvagn m/31 Light Tank was a tank developed by Landsverk for Sweden. The wheeled version became quickly obsolete and the tanks produced were used as training vehicles.

Škoda T-11 Light Tank

The Škoda T-11 was a Czechoslovakian light tank. At least one tank was sold to Bulgaria. Based off the LT vz. 35.

Stridsvagn m/21 Light Tank

The Stridsvagn m/21 was a Swedish light tank based on the German LK II. The tank was modernized into the Stridsvagn m/21-29 later.

Schofield Tank

The Schofield Tank was a New Zealand tank prototype. Interest was later lost in the vehicle.

T93 Self Propelled Artillery

The T93 was an american self propelled artillery. It was built on the chassis of T26E3. The vehicle was a parallel project to the T92.