BTR 82 AT
- Parts: 382
- Weight: 237 units
- Surfaces: 87
- Max Speed: 215 km/h
- Slightly bigger than 1:1
- Realistic design
- Scout Drone
- Three Autoloaded kornet ATGM missiles
- 10x autocannon
- Fast
- TFGH – Movement
- IJKL – Aim the turret
- U, O, 8 and 9 – Fine aim
- 7, C and / (slash) -Fire main autocannon
- 0 – Fire coaxial 2x cannon
- Right shift – Fire Kornet ATGM
- P – Reload Kornet ATGM
- – (minus) – Drop Kornet ATGM
- WASD – Drone movement
- Q and E – Drone rotate
- ` (backtick – back quote) – Deploy drone
- Left ALT – Disable drone movement
- 1 – Drone camera
- Autoloader can fail, not that common though.
- Missiles can get out of sync with the turret
- Not amphibious
- Autoloader can fail and probably will fail 99% of time if its loading on an incline
- Accuracy of a real life Russian gun
- You must stop to deploy the drone
- Maps used for screenshots:
– BeamNG.Drive Grid map
– GeReapeters Testing’n’Building NODLC
An upgraded version named the BTR-82AT was unveiled at the "Army-2019" exhibition. The vehicle received a modern fire-control system featuring a laser rangefinder and a thermal imaging sight.The BTR-82AT entered mass production in 2021. Previously, Soviet and Russian series-production BTRs were never equipped with ATGMs. However, in 2022, Caspian Flotilla marines installed a Kornet ATGM launcher on the rear of a BTR-82AT turret as a field modification. It is an advanced version of the BTR-80A and superior in every major aspect. Its stabilizer enables precise fire on the move and makes flanking maneuvers more effective. Meanwhile, its high-resolution thermal sight allows for long-range ATGM engagements. The more powerful engine improves mobility, but protection remains a mixed bag. Its basic armor is identical to that of the BTR-80A. While the add-on slat armor helps the BTR-82AT against heavy machine gun fire, it also significantly reduces the vehicle’s mobility, a deficit that the upgraded engine cannot fully compensate for.
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