The LTG is a Soviet tier 7 light tank. A project for a light tank developed by Gavalov at the Gorky Automobile Plant in 1944. Several extremely unusual design solutions were used for the vehicle: a driver sat in the fighting compartment, and his observation …

A project for a light tank developed by Gavalov at the Gorky Automobile Plant in 1944. Several extremely unusual design solutions were used for the vehicle: a driver sat in the fighting compartment, and his observation device was installed in the hatch at the turret top.

VII LTG. Versatile Light Tank. This is a proposed field modification from skill4ltu for LTG.

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The LTG is a Tier VII Soviet Light Tank. It has an unusually thick turret and is known as the “Gavalov Tank”, is has a small profile and a decent gun. It's stealthy design makes it a good passive scout. Although having a weird shape and design, this tank does best at passive scouting because of its low profile.

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May 15, 2022 · LTG and LTTB are potato potatoes. Speedrun to T100LT, nothing less than that. I got ltg purely for facehugging kv2 and smashers. I like both but I’m a bit more biased to the ltg bc I got that first. Low profile makes it easier to hide the …

Feb 26, 2025 · LTG: armor layout, internal modules and crew, weak spots, stats. Choose equipment, perks and field mods. Compare with other tanks.

Low HP, Average DPM, Penetration 144, Damage 200, Reload time: 5.05, Precise, Fast, Small, Good mobility, Good view range. All about the tank: hidden stats, armor, 3D model.

Dec 21, 2024 · It was a light tank developed by Gabalov at the GAZ Design Bureau in 1944, and several very unique design methods were used, such as placing the driver's seat in the fighting compartment and installing the driver's observation device in the hatch at the top of the turret, but the plan was canceled during the development stage.