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WoT models: Type 4 O-Ro

A ragdoll of the HD Type 4 as it appears in World of Tanks.

Yes, the "O-Ro" designation is probably speculative, but it sounds nice and keeps it in line with the remaining vehicles.

Major thanks to fastestclassic for the brown and grey textures.

Here's the link to fastestclassic's work for those interested:
https://classicswotworkshop.weebly.com/

Contents:
Type 4 O-Ro (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox, ragdolled suspension)
Type 4 O-Ro Army (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox, ragdolled suspension)
Type 4 O-Ro Navy (normal, hull, turret, intact, destroyed, skybox, ragdolled suspension)
Type 4 O-Ro track segment

Type 4 O-Ro

An obscure WW2 japanese tank project, most of the information about it comes from soviet documents about japanese superheavy tanks. The Type 4 was even larger than the O-I and mounted a single massive turret with a naval gun. The purpose of the tank is unknown, though some have proposed it as a mobile coastal defense bunker, similarly to the soviet Object 103. Various specifications, including the arrangement of the engines and an armor thickness of 200mm, have been found, but they remain unconfirmed.
A turret from this tank was used as a fortification in Koto Fortress in Manchuria by 1945, but whether or not the rest of the vehicle was built is unknown. With the destruction of most of japan's military documents to prevent them from falling into american hands, it's likely we will never know the true story behind this vehicle.

Name: Type 4 O-Ro
Manufacturer: Unknown, possibly Mitsubishi
Armament: 1x naval cannon of unknown model; bears strong resemblance to the 14cm/50 Type 3 cannon
Class: heavy tank
Role: Unknown, possibly breakthrough vehicle or mobile coastal bunker
Weight: Unknown, possibly over 150 t
Engine: 2x 12-cylinder BMW marine engines of unknown model
Speed: Unknown
Crew: Unknown
Suspension: Unknown, possibly upscaled bell crank suspension with interleaved wheels
Time of production: Unknown, possibly produced around 1944
Volume of production: Unknown, atleast 1 turret

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Credits:
Wargaming for World of Tanks
Shadowhunterrus for the extractor
Professor Heavy for the measurements
Nem for VTFEdit
Cannonfodder for his plugins
Trek for figuring out the textures
Various people for the texture settings