M1938 in new EF mod

[Artillerist]

Could developers conform this scrin as Soviet 120mm mortar?

[Loupblanc]

 That don't look like M1938- Russian 120mm Mortar to me :p
 It's got a saucer attachment dish to the base of it, for
 starters... but, eh. It's not on-the-spot critical.

[Artillerist]

Hmmmm... Could we look on 120mm mortar mod.1938 (arrgghh dont call it M1938 ) screen, Developers? Please...





Post Merge: January 15, 2010, 09:43:28 PMSpecially for You, I've uploaded a Original manual for 120mm mortar mod.1938, on Torrent:
http://torrents.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2639885

Also, one last thing:

Weight of 120mm mortar is over 200kg, and it is not light enough to move it (change combat position) only with hands.

Specially for that, 2-wheel Divice was used (WAS ALWAYS USED). Time (normative time) to get mortar ready to move from firing position or to get ready to shoot from transfer position is 30 sec.

[Loupblanc]

 I went to torrent site, and want to download manual but
 don't know where to click???
 
 ... Oh god, wow, nice pics, dude.
 I bet Devs want to hit you hard for coughing that
 one up right before the release

 - As for the ISU152, I said the exact same thing.
 I want it to be an armored Priest with AT capabilities.
 Not a JagPanther :p
 - The SU100/SU85 have normal T34 armor, dude
 It's more akin to a turretless firefly than a JagdPanther.

[Artillerist]

Su-85 had 85mm already in 43 (1 year before T-34-85)
SU-100 had the most powerfull AT gun of Soviets

[Loupblanc]

 - I know SU85 came out in 1943. SU76 before SPG of
 T70 (Should be in game, yknow) Very much so
 (Reward Unit!)
 - As for SU100, I know it's kickass, but it sure didn't
 come out in 1942-1943. Could say IS6 was kickass too, yes?
 
 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SU-100
SU-100 even was given an obscene nickname by Soviet soldiers "Pizdets vsemu" ("Fucking end to everything")[1].

 Developped in 1944, used LATE in 1945. If you are
 going to use this guy, put an obscene cost? 250-300 mun?
 And needing the T34/85 unlock (As this is has the upgraded
 armor of the T34/85).

 ****
 BTW, I'd love if this could be put into effect?
 Cost-effectiveness
The cost to produce a T-34-85 tank was initially about thirty percent higher than a Model 1943, at 164,000 rubles; but by 1945 it was down to 142,000 (Harrison 2002:181). During the course of the war, the cost of a T-34 tank had been reduced by almost half, from 270,000 rubles in 1941 (Harrison 2002:181), while in the meantime its top speed remained about the same, and its main gun's armour penetration and turret frontal armour thickness both nearly doubled (Zaloga 1984:113, 184, 225).

[Artillerist]

Agreed about SU85/SU100... But Topic is about PM-38 120mm mortar, wich is not shown to us still...