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There exists a uparmored Panther Hull aka Panther 2 Hull.
The Turret of the Coelian also had a Wooden Mockup
And the Tiger 2 was made and the 10,5cm Cannon also existed.
But what counts for all these, none of them ever saw Combat or could be called Production Series. Same goes for Ostwind 2. There may be Plans for it, it never saw the Daylight.
there are degrees of realistic and something which would have been physically impossible to make even if someone were high enough to design it like that in the first place is a lot worse than something that may have been built but never made it in time
the whole 'seen combat' schtick just doesnt work, there are plenty of production vehicles which have never been used in anger, something we should be profoundly thankful for frankly
Well the Panther II is showcased with the wrong gun entirely and the wrong turret. So it'd be much more like a similar tank to the Panther A/D for example with little to set it apart.
The Coelian was a wooden mockup entirely. There might be argument for its return.
The Tiger II 10.5cm isn't physically possible. Like full stop, it doesn't fit in the turret. The tank and gun existing doesn't matter when they're not compatible. It only exists due to a proposal to figure out how to fit the 2 together that never saw any fruition, especially due to the success of the 8.8.
Ostwind 2 is believed to have existed at prototype stage, but the facility had been bombed so no proper record remains IIRC. The only thing that is most likely is the guns probably would have been an over/under configuration rather than side by side.
Don't ever take anything in this game as historical or realistic.
Veak 40 had prox fuse.
Begleit missing a ton of systems and ammo types.
Sweden IFVS, including the newest one, missing many systems
SPIKE missiles with nonsensical in game implementation.
Etc etc
We can keep going.
Most US tanks starting in the 80's missing it's mixed alloy armor using rolled steel instead with rolled steel armor ratings not real armor ratings.
M774 105mm missing 200mm of pen
A10 missing reinforced Frames and stringers, redundancy systems, and 4 agm mavricks. As it can carry 10 of every versions and did if the mission called for it.
M18 hellcat using the pre-war engine and not the war engine, and gyroscope.
I feel pity for people who thinks this game is accurate, historical, or real in any capacity.
I wouldnt care about the Ostwind 2 at all, if Gaijin themself wouldnt pull the "Historical" Card all the Time, then remove Vehicles just to add new Fantasy Vehicles.
In other Words. I dont want to see the Ostwind 2 getting removed.
I want the Panther2, Tiger 10,5cm and Coelian being readded to the Game for everyone else free to Research.
I just want old Vehicles back in the Game.
The Point is that Gaijin uses the "Historical" Card to either Nerf/Buff certain Vehicles or just straight up remove them.
Thats what annoys People.
Unless they used the twin version of the 3.7 cm Flak M42 , which was used by the Kriegsmarine on their ships and Uboats as a basis.
The Panther II as shown in the game is a fake vehicle that never existed and the breech from the 8.8 cm KwK 43 gun would be too large to be fitted inside a Panther Ausf. F turret.
The real Panther II was a project meant to increase the frontal protection of the tank to 100mm on the upper front plate and 60mm on the sides while standardizing some components with those from the Tiger II to ease production and also to allow it to support the extra weight. The gun was the same 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 as the one found on the normal Panther. One prototype was made and still exist today at the U.S. Army Armor & Cavalry Collection, Fort Moore.
The Ostwind II had a single prototype made apparently. So, it's more of a real thing than the Tiger II 10.5 cm and the Panther II shown in the game have ever been.