Laser sensors on 3D model are from T-90A variant of "Shtora". Also, i don't see gunner sight and proposed FSC radar on 3D model (i assume that panoramic sight is for commander). I really like how turret looks, but i don't understand why there is such a big turret "busket" for unmanned turret with all ammo placed inside of hull in special armored housing. I hope that Burevestnik is working on them, those guys managed to make 100 mm Naval gun with RoF of 300 shots per minute. Cannon would be loaded by new autoloading device. Turret is unmanned, crew of 3 would be located in frontal part of hull, behind very serious frontal armor inside of compartment, well protected from all directions. T-14 is rumored to be equipped with 30 (or even 57) mm autocannon, 4-6 barrel gatling type MG/HMG, new 125 (2A82) or even 152 mm (2A83) smoothbore cannons. China, the rest of Asia, and North Africa are other possible destinations for Armata T-14.People expect that tank would have turret weapon system like what you see on the BMP-3 "Bakhcha-U" turret - a lot of weapons in one turret for one gunner to work with. India operates over 900 T-90s already purchased from Russia (India is the biggest buyer of Russian armor, among other weapons). India is marked as the possible first foreign client for the Armata platform and main battle tank T-14 Armata which will supersede the T-90. They are planning to receive more than 500 a year soon, with the eventual order expected to top out at 2,300 units – more than two-thirds of its armor capability. 500 units per yearĪccording to public military sources, the Russians are currently operating with more than 50 prototype models of the T-14 Armata tank. It launches the T-14 Armata in the upper price range for main battle tanks, but still, it remains cheaper than the French AMX Leclerc and US M1A2 Abrams tank and below the price of other same-level vehicles, such as South Korea’s K2 Black Panther and Japan’s Type 10 tanks. If we look at the Armata price, even though it is not yet in mass production, the T-14 Armata’s cost was estimated at $8 million at current exchange rates per unit. The tank has the latest Chobham armor and is one of today’s most protected MBTs.
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