T-72M2 Wilk

T-72M2 Wilk
Tier / Class	Tier 6 MBT
Type	Special Premium
Place of Origin	Poland
Dealer	Zhang Feng
Crew
Commander Driver Gunner
Sustained Damage
Damage	630
Penetration	645 mm
Damage per Minute	4815 per min.
Reload Time	7.85 s
Defense
Hit Points	2400
Hull vs AP	565 mm
Hull vs HEAT	925 mm
Hull Composition	Steel Layers with Air Gaps
Turret vs AP	800 mm
Turret vs HEAT	1085 mm
Turret Composition	Composite
Mobility
Max Speed	60 km/h
Acceleration 0 to 32 km/h	5.29 s
Weight	41500 kg
Hull Traverse	31.41 deg/s
Utility
Camo (Overall)	15 %
Vision Range while Moving	330 m
Targeting
Depression/Elevation	-6° / 14°
Accuracy (Fully Aimed)	0.121 °
Aim Time	1.42 s
Turret Traverse	36 deg/s

The T-72M2 Wilk is a Tier 6 special premium Main Battle Tank under Zhang Feng's dealership.

History

Class: Main Battle Tank (Prototype)
Developed: 1986-1991
Service: N/A
Vehicles Built: 3
Operators: N/A

The T-72M2 Wilk ("Wolf" in Polish) was an upgraded variant of the T-72M1 MBT, which in turn was an export version of the Russian T-72A. Up until the early 1980s, the Polish People's Armed forces, much like their fellow non-Soviet Warsaw Pact allies such as the East Germany and Czechoslovakia, were restricted to the T-55A tank as their primary MBT in armored units. It was not until that point that the Soviet Union saw fit to grant the use of newer designs to their allies.

Poland launched domestic production of the T-72M variant in 1981. This variant would best be described as a middle ground between the original T-72 Ural and the T-72A and was developed by the Soviet Union for export. A few years later, in 1986, the production of this tank was replaced by a much-improved T-72M1 that for all intents and purposes was almost a complete copy of the original T-72A. Both variants were manufactured by Bumar-Łabędy Mechanical Works plant in Gliwice. However, even as the production began, the T-72M1 was no longer considered by Polish general staff as a sufficient vehicle for the modern battlefield, especially considering the introduction of the next generation MBTs by the western powers. Emboldened by the successes of the indigenous T-55 upgrade program, Poland began to explore various options regarding how to upgrade the T-72M1 on its own.

Three MBT prototypes were built between 1987 and 1990 as a part of the WILK program, featuring the Polish DRAWA FCS, Polish ERAWA-1 ERA kit (also domestically developed), SSC OBRA-1 laser warning system, 850hp S-12U diesel engine (developed from the Russian V-46-6 diesel) and new smoke grenade launchers. In July 1991, following successful trials, it was nevertheless decided to conclude the WILK project and launch another one, eventually resulting in the creation of the PT-91 Twardy Main Battle Tank.

Vehicle Traits

• Armored: This vehicle's armor can withstand a lot of punishment, allowing it to survive even serious firefights.
• Heavy Weapon: This vehicle carries one of the largest weapons around with significantly increased damage per shot.

Ammunition

#	Ammo Name	Ammo Type	XP Cost	Damage	Penetration	Velocity	Reload Time	More Info
1	125mm 3VBM11 APFSDS	APFSDS	Stock	630	645 mm	1750 m/s	8.40 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.13 ° Damage Randomization: ± 5 % Penetration Randomization: ± 5 % Ricochet Angle: 67.0 °
2	125mm 3VOF22 HE	HE	Stock	945	45 mm	850 m/s	8.40 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.16 ° Fire Chance Bonus: 100 % Penetration Randomization: ± 10 % Splash Radius: 1.00 m Splash Penetration: 85 mm
3	125mm 3VBK10 HEAT	HEAT	Stock	810	770 mm	905 m/s	8.40 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.14 ° Fire Chance Bonus: 300 % Damage Randomization: ± 10 % Penetration Randomization: ± 10 % Bonus Module Damage: 25 %
4	7.62mm AP	AP	Stock	8	18 mm	855 m/s	5.00 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.15 ° Magazine Type: Clip Partial Reload: Yes Magazine Size: 800 Burst Fire Rate: 400 rd/min Damage Randomization: ± 10 % Penetration Randomization: ± 10 % Ricochet Angle: 67.0 °

Upgrades

Armor

T-72M2 Wilk Stock Armor

XP Cost	Credit Cost	Hull Armor	Hull Composition	Turret Armor	Turret Composition	ERA Name	ERA Penetration Reduction
Stock	Stock	565 mm (vs AP) 925 mm (vs HEAT)	Steel Layers with Air Gaps	800 mm (vs AP) 1085 mm (vs HEAT)	Composite	ERAWA-1 ERA (Gen 1)	0% (vs AP) 50% (vs HEAT)
This MBT's front is protected by composite armor. Composite armor consists of combined layers of steel and other material and offers excellent protection against HEAT shells and ATGMs. Its steel sides and rear are considerably more vulnerable. The first generation ERA kit offers average protection against standard HEAT rounds or warheads, and no protection against kinetic rounds.

Weapon

#	Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Aim Time	Reload Time	More Info
Weapon1	125mm 2A46 Smoothbore Cannon	Stock	Stock	1.70 s	8.40 s	Toggle
Stats: Depression/Elevation: -6.0° / 14.0° Ammo: 125mm 3VBM11 APFSDS 125mm 3VOF22 HE 125mm 3VBK10 HEAT 7.62mm AP

Engine

Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Max Speed	Reverse Speed	Forward Acceleration	Hull Traverse	Fire Chance
PZL-WOLA S-12U 1000 hp Diesel Engine	Stock	Stock	60 km/h	18 km/h	5.43 s (0 to 32 km/h) 26.34 s (0 to Max Speed)	28.55°	8 %

Parts

Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Description	Notes
3D17M Smoke Grenades	Stock	Stock	Comes with 8 charges Takes 25s to recharge Duration: 10s
DRAWA Fire Control System Prototype	Stock	Stock	Aiming time reduced by 20%
Improved Autoloader	Stock	Stock	Rate of fire is increased by 7%
Improved Gun Stabilizer	Stock	Stock	Overall accuracy while moving is improved by 20%
Improved Gunner Optics	Stock	Stock	Accuracy is improved by 10%
Upgraded Fire Control System Sensors	Stock	Stock	Reduces the accuracy penalties for firing and traversing the hull.
Improved Transmission	Stock	Stock	Acceleration is increased by 2.5% Hull traverse rate is increased by 10%
Stock Tracks	Stock	Stock	Mobility (Light Terrain): 88.9% Mobility (Heavy Terrain): 74.5%