Hauptkampfmotorgeschütz II Monarch

This is my third realistic tank, it is 4:1 scale this time for proper levels of detail, with a COMPLETELY modelled interior. Designed based upon the Challenger 1 and Leopard 2, lore wise she was designed to replace her predecessor, the Hauptkampfmotorgeschütz I, which was simply the latest version of the 1940s Motorgeschütz III, being design to serve as a hull-down main battle tank from the ground up. This would not go to plan, as Austro-Daimler failed to provide the desired V12 engine (instead supplying a V10 based on an industrial engine of theirs), and the release of a heavy Soviet tank mid-way through development which necessitated the up-gunning from a 105mm to a 120mm gun, resulting in a cramped turret. As you can gather from the name, it was designed to be the main battle tank of the Austro-Hungarian army, which as a concept developed on from their medium tank concept in the form of the Motorgeschütz II onwards. OWNERS MANUAL: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JkFzwc0QqUqjbUJv5nc5_ZLx9ySfT-qP/view?usp=sharing The Hauptkampfmotorgeschütz II "Monarch" was an Austro-Hungarian Main Battle Tank of the modern era. It was the product of a major development project undertaken by the numerous primary military industrial corporations within the Empire, such as Skoda Gun Works, Austro-Daimer, and many others. By the early 1980s, the Austro-Hungarian Empire finds itself in the unenviable position of being surrounded by a myriad of strong potential rivals, and dealing with Southern unrest. While the Empire had spread its sphere of influence across the Balkans, and had even secured Constantinople for the Greeks, it found itself threatened on the North by a strong Russian Empire, on the West by a resurgent Germany, on the South by the ever belligerent Italy, and on the East by insurrections funded by Anatolia. Hence, it was decided it was time to develop a truly new vehicle, as opposed to the continual rehashes of the Motorgeschutz III dating back to the 1940s, to fit the ne