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'''Gun'''<br>
 
'''Gun'''<br>
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The IS-6 features an upgraded version of the [[122 mm gun D-25|D-25T]] gun found on other IS series variants, the D-30T. Though identical ballistically, it provides a much faster reload, with the IS-6 having a default reload rate only 0.5 seconds longer than the [[T-10M]]. The IS-6 uses the same ammo load as the [[IS-2]] with the best shell being the BR-471B, which means the tank will have trouble against some heavies it may encounter from lacking penetration. In addition, the IS-6 does not have access to the BR-471D, which is usable on the IS-3, also at 7.3 rating.
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The IS-6 features an upgraded version of the [[D-25T (122 mm)|D-25T]] gun found on other IS series variants, the D-30T. Though identical ballistically, it provides a much faster reload, with the IS-6 having a default reload rate only 0.5 seconds longer than the [[T-10M]]. The IS-6 uses the same ammo load as the [[IS-2]] with the best shell being the BR-471B, which means the tank will have trouble against some heavies it may encounter from lacking penetration. In addition, the IS-6 does not have access to the BR-471D, which is usable on the IS-3, also at 7.3 rating.
  
 
'''Mobility'''<br>
 
'''Mobility'''<br>
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'''Armour'''<br>
 
'''Armour'''<br>
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100 mm sloped at more or less 60­° on all sides provide this vehicle with a reputation to be a ''ricochet master''. Firing on the hull from almost any angle will only result in a glancing shot. The only weak spot being the lower sides of the hull and turret sides and rear, the only way to reliably penetrate it is to get a shot from the side. An attentive player that never shows the sides is an invincible opponent. However, be aware of your frontal armor, as the extremely angled turret armor encasing the cannon breech can create a shot trap and ricochet the shell into the driver's area. This will likely result in your ammo exploding. Be wary when facing any opponent. The left hand side of the turret mantlet is also a small weakspot, hard to hit but devastating if you take a shot there. A shot to the this part of the mantlet will destroy the cannon breach as well as killing both the gunner and commander, and it also has a chance to detonate ammo if there is any in the back of the turret.  
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100 mm sloped at more or less 60­° on all sides provide this vehicle with a reputation to be a ''ricochet master''. Firing on the hull from almost any angle will only result in a glancing shot. The only weak spot being the lower sides of the hull and turret sides and rear, the only way to reliably penetrate it is to get a shot from the side. An attentive player that never shows the sides is an invincible opponent. However, be aware of your frontal armor, as the extremely angled turret armor encasing the cannon breech can create a shot trap and ricochet the shell into the driver's area. This will likely result in your ammo exploding. Be wary when facing any opponent. The left hand side of the turret mantlet is also a small weakspot, hard to hit but devastating if you take a shot there. A shot to the this part of the mantlet will destroy the cannon breach as well as knocking out both the gunner and commander, and it also has a chance to detonate ammo if there is any in the back of the turret.  
  
 
== General info ==
 
== General info ==
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*Spaced armour plates are placed on the sides, giving an additional 10 mm of side armour.
 
*Spaced armour plates are placed on the sides, giving an additional 10 mm of side armour.
  
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From the front, only high-end rounds (HEAT-FS, HESH, APFSDS) can penetrate the IS-6. Otherwise, flank it since its lower side armour is unangled behind the tracks. In a close to medium range fight, if the IS-6 is static and facing you, try to shoot its right side turret cupola, a penetrating APHE shell may kill the commander and gunner, disabling the tank (some large calibre rounds can even knock out the loader and/or driver, resulting in a one-shot kill). This strategy is unapplicable with rounds that don't have HE filler.
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From the front, only high-end rounds (HEAT-FS, HESH, APFSDS) can penetrate the IS-6. Otherwise, flank it since its lower side armour is unangled behind the tracks. In a close to medium range fight, if the IS-6 is static and facing you, try to shoot its right side turret cupola, a penetrating APHE shell may knock out the commander and gunner, disabling the tank (some large calibre rounds can even knock out the loader and/or driver, resulting in an instant elimination). This strategy is unapplicable with rounds that don't have HE filler.
  
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Another weak spot is the left side of the mantlet which has the optics in it. This part of the armour is thin enough that most shells at the BR can penetrate it, and in doing do, kill the commander and gunner and destroy the cannon breach. If you are lucky and the IS-6 has ammo in the back of its turret, there is a chance to detonate it as well for a one shot kill.
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Another weak spot is the left side of the mantlet which has the optics in it. This part of the armour is thin enough that most shells at the BR can penetrate it, and in doing do, incapacitate the commander and gunner and destroy the cannon breach. If you are lucky and the IS-6 has ammo in the back of its turret, there is a chance to detonate it as well for an instant elimination.
  
 
If you happen to flank an IS-6, take the time to aim since half of its side is covered by its dreaded armour. A missed shot will alert the IS-6 player, withdrawing with its fast speed from sight before another shot could be landed. Turret sides and back can ricochet rounds as well, so keep the hull as a priority target.
 
If you happen to flank an IS-6, take the time to aim since half of its side is covered by its dreaded armour. A missed shot will alert the IS-6 player, withdrawing with its fast speed from sight before another shot could be landed. Turret sides and back can ricochet rounds as well, so keep the hull as a priority target.
  
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If encountering this foe from its back, keep in mind to aim for the middle of the engine deck since plates on both sides are as though as their frontal counterparts. If confident, go for the kill and aim turret back.
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If encountering this foe from its back, keep in mind to aim for the middle of the engine deck since plates on both sides are as though as their frontal counterparts. If confident, go for it and aim at the turret back.
  
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Any round penetrating the crew compartement leads to an ammo rack kill most of the time since this tank's interior is filled with ammo all over the place.
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Any round penetrating the crew compartement leads to an ammo rack detonation most of the time since this tank's interior is filled with ammo all over the place.
  
 
=== Mobility ===
 
=== Mobility ===
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* Premium vehicle bonuses
 
* Premium vehicle bonuses
 
* Very small weak spots at long distances
 
* Very small weak spots at long distances
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* Optics and MG can stop most shrapnel from killing crew and damaging gun breach, which benefits even more from the 50 mm spaced plate
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* Optics and MG can stop most shrapnel from eliminating the crew and damaging gun breach, which benefits even more from the 50 mm spaced plate
 
'''Cons:'''
 
'''Cons:'''
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* Inadequate ammunition against some upper tier vehicles such as [[Pz.Kpfw. Maus|Maus]]
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* Inadequate ammunition against some upper rank vehicles such as [[Maus|Maus]]
 
* Very poor gun depression due to sleek turret design
 
* Very poor gun depression due to sleek turret design
 
* Ammunition is strewn all over the hull fighting compartment
 
* Ammunition is strewn all over the hull fighting compartment
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== History ==
 
== History ==
 
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The Chelyabinsk Kirov Plant Work (ChKZ) began planning a draft of a new heavy tank with an electrotransmission in 02 May 1944,<ref name=TankArchivesElectric>TankArchives 2014</ref> a drive system seen on the German [[Panzerjäger_Tiger_(P)_Ferdinand|Ferdinand/Elefant]]. The plant was officially ordered to begin work on June 08<ref name=T-10Appendix1>Kinnear 2017, Appendix One</ref> for two versions of the heavy tank, with emphasis of having significant advantages over the current [[IS-2 mod. 1944|IS-2 heavy tank]]. The heavy tank was designated as the '''IS-6''' and the two versions were the ''Object 252'' with a mechanical transmission and the ''Object 253'' with a electric transmission.<ref name=TankArchivesLaunch>TankArchives 2016, "Launch of the IS-6"</ref> Both prototypes were produced in the Fall of 1944 and were sent to be tested at the NIIBT testing grounds at Kubinka.  
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The Chelyabinsk Kirov Plant Work (ChKZ) began planning a draft of a new heavy tank with an electrotransmission in 02 May 1944,<ref name=TankArchivesElectric>TankArchives 2014</ref> a drive system seen on the German [[Ferdinand|Ferdinand/Elefant]]. The plant was officially ordered to begin work on June 08<ref name=T-10Appendix1>Kinnear 2017, Appendix One</ref> for two versions of the heavy tank, with emphasis of having significant advantages over the current [[IS-2 (1944)|IS-2 heavy tank]]. The heavy tank was designated as the '''IS-6''' and the two versions were the ''Object 252'' with a mechanical transmission and the ''Object 253'' with a electric transmission.<ref name=TankArchivesLaunch>TankArchives 2016, "Launch of the IS-6"</ref> Both prototypes were produced in the Fall of 1944 and were sent to be tested at the NIIBT testing grounds at Kubinka.  
  
 
The two prototypes differed in other ways than just the transmission. Object 252 used the mechanical transmission from the [[IS-3]], with large road wheels with no track rollers for its torsion bar suspension.<ref name=BoldyrevTank>Boldyrev 2011</ref> Object 253 with its electric transmission used a suspension that looked similar to previous IS iterations with smaller road wheels and track rollers. The IS-6 prototypes failed to stay under the weight of the IS-2, being around 51.5 tons.<ref name=TankArchives257>TankArchives 2016, "Object 257"</ref> The 122 mm gun arming the IS-6 was the D-30 compared to the D-25T on the predecessors. The D-30 implements features the D-25's monobloc, the 100 mm D-10's breech and gas block, a two spring balancing mechanism, a lengthened D-25 mount, and a fume extractor. This gun was installed onto the IS-6 prototypes in December 1944.<ref name=TankArchivesD-30>TankArchives 2013</ref>
 
The two prototypes differed in other ways than just the transmission. Object 252 used the mechanical transmission from the [[IS-3]], with large road wheels with no track rollers for its torsion bar suspension.<ref name=BoldyrevTank>Boldyrev 2011</ref> Object 253 with its electric transmission used a suspension that looked similar to previous IS iterations with smaller road wheels and track rollers. The IS-6 prototypes failed to stay under the weight of the IS-2, being around 51.5 tons.<ref name=TankArchives257>TankArchives 2016, "Object 257"</ref> The 122 mm gun arming the IS-6 was the D-30 compared to the D-25T on the predecessors. The D-30 implements features the D-25's monobloc, the 100 mm D-10's breech and gas block, a two spring balancing mechanism, a lengthened D-25 mount, and a fume extractor. This gun was installed onto the IS-6 prototypes in December 1944.<ref name=TankArchivesD-30>TankArchives 2013</ref>

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IS-6
ussr_is_6.png
IS-6
USSR flag.png USSR
V Rank
Battle rating:
AB RB SB
7.7 7.7 7.7
Class:
PREMIUM
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Description

GarageImage IS-6.jpg


The IS-6 is a gift Rank IV Soviet heavy tank with a battle rating of 7.3. It was introduced in Update 1.67 "Assault". This is one of the most dreaded tanks of its BR spread since it features a good canon and awesome mobility packed inside an heavily sloped thick armor that most APHE shells cannot penetrate. Use this tank in any role and situation, it will surely find its place on the battlefield.

Gun
The IS-6 features an upgraded version of the D-25T gun found on other IS series variants, the D-30T. Though identical ballistically, it provides a much faster reload, with the IS-6 having a default reload rate only 0.5 seconds longer than the T-10M. The IS-6 uses the same ammo load as the IS-2 with the best shell being the BR-471B, which means the tank will have trouble against some heavies it may encounter from lacking penetration. In addition, the IS-6 does not have access to the BR-471D, which is usable on the IS-3, also at 7.3 rating.

Mobility
If used well, the IS-6 can get into position as fast as a T-54. It is certainly one of the fastest late IS-series tanks. It reaches 44.3 km/h (27.5 mph), the top speed in RB, with ease and has a reverse speed of 16.1 km/h (10 mph).

Armour
100 mm sloped at more or less 60­° on all sides provide this vehicle with a reputation to be a ricochet master. Firing on the hull from almost any angle will only result in a glancing shot. The only weak spot being the lower sides of the hull and turret sides and rear, the only way to reliably penetrate it is to get a shot from the side. An attentive player that never shows the sides is an invincible opponent. However, be aware of your frontal armor, as the extremely angled turret armor encasing the cannon breech can create a shot trap and ricochet the shell into the driver's area. This will likely result in your ammo exploding. Be wary when facing any opponent. The left hand side of the turret mantlet is also a small weakspot, hard to hit but devastating if you take a shot there. A shot to the this part of the mantlet will destroy the cannon breach as well as knocking out both the gunner and commander, and it also has a chance to detonate ammo if there is any in the back of the turret.

General info

Survivability and armour

Armour type:

  • Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret roof)
  • Cast homogeneous armour (Turret, Cupola)
Tank Armour Table
Armour Front Sides Rear Roof
Hull 100 mm (62-65°) Front glacis
120 mm (53°) Lower glacis
100 mm (65°) Driver's port 		120 mm (45°) Top
100 + 10 mm Bottom 		60-75 mm (60°) Top
60 mm (30°) Bottom 		20 mm
Turret 150 mm (6-45°) Turret front
100-200 + 50 mm (1-76°) Gun mantlet 		150 mm (7-51°) 100 mm (5-50°) 30 mm
Armour Sides Roof
Cupola 100 mm 30 mm

Notes:

  • Suspension wheels are 20 mm thick while tracks are 30 mm thick. Torsion bar connectors by the wheels are 60 mm thick.
  • Spaced armour plates are placed on the sides, giving an additional 10 mm of side armour.

From the front, only high-end rounds (HEAT-FS, HESH, APFSDS) can penetrate the IS-6. Otherwise, flank it since its lower side armour is unangled behind the tracks. In a close to medium range fight, if the IS-6 is static and facing you, try to shoot its right side turret cupola, a penetrating APHE shell may knock out the commander and gunner, disabling the tank (some large calibre rounds can even knock out the loader and/or driver, resulting in an instant elimination). This strategy is unapplicable with rounds that don't have HE filler.

Another weak spot is the left side of the mantlet which has the optics in it. This part of the armour is thin enough that most shells at the BR can penetrate it, and in doing do, incapacitate the commander and gunner and destroy the cannon breach. If you are lucky and the IS-6 has ammo in the back of its turret, there is a chance to detonate it as well for an instant elimination.

If you happen to flank an IS-6, take the time to aim since half of its side is covered by its dreaded armour. A missed shot will alert the IS-6 player, withdrawing with its fast speed from sight before another shot could be landed. Turret sides and back can ricochet rounds as well, so keep the hull as a priority target.

If encountering this foe from its back, keep in mind to aim for the middle of the engine deck since plates on both sides are as though as their frontal counterparts. If confident, go for it and aim at the turret back.

Any round penetrating the crew compartement leads to an ammo rack detonation most of the time since this tank's interior is filled with ammo all over the place.

Mobility

Mobility characteristic
Weight (tons) Add-on Armor
weight (tons) 		Max speed (km/h)
51.1 N/A 47 (AB)
44 (RB/SB)
Engine power (horsepower)
Mode Stock Upgraded
Arcade 904 1,113
Realistic/Simulator 619 700
Power-to-weight ratio (hp/ton)
Mode Stock Upgraded
Arcade 17.69 21.78
Realistic/Simulator 12.11 13.7

Armaments

Main armament

Main article: D-30T (122 mm)
122 mm D-30T
Capacity Vertical
guidance 		Horizontal
guidance 		Stabilizer
30 -3°/+20° ±180° N/A
Turret rotation speed (°/s)
Mode Stock Upgraded Prior + Full crew Prior + Expert qualif. Prior + Ace qualif.
Arcade 8.30 11.50 __.__ __.__ __.__
Realistic 8.30 9.80 __.__ __.__ __.__
Reloading rate (seconds)
Stock Prior + Full crew Prior + Expert qualif. Prior + Ace qualif.
20.50 __.__ __.__ __.__
Ammunition
Penetration statistics
Ammunition Type of
warhead 		Penetration in mm @ 90°
10m 100m 500m 1000m 1500m 2000m
BR-471 APHE 200 196 179 158 141 125
BR-471B APHEBC 207 201 183 162 144 129
OF-471 HE 36 36 36 36 36 36
Shell details
Ammunition Type of
warhead 		Velocity
in m/s 		Projectile
Mass in kg 		Fuse delay

in m:

Fuse sensitivity

in mm:

Explosive Mass in g
(TNT equivalent): 		Normalization At 30°
from horizontal: 		Ricochet:
0% 50% 100%
BR-471 APHE 795 25 1.2 15 272 -1° 47° 60° 65°
BR-471B APHEBC 800 25 1.2 15 272 +4° 48° 63° 71°
OF-471 HE 800 25 0.1 0.1 3,600 +0° 79° 80° 81°
Ammo racks
Ammo racks of the IS-6.
Full
ammo 		Ammo
Part 		1st
rack empty 		2nd
rack empty 		3rd
rack empty 		4th
rack empty 		5th
rack empty 		6th
rack empty 		7th
rack empty 		Visual
discrepancy
30 Projectiles
Propellants 		17 (+13)
25 (+5) 		13 (+17)
19 (+11) 		9 (+21)
13 (+17) 		7 (+23)
7 (+23) 		5 (+25)
1 (+27) 		3 (+27)
  		1 (+29)
  		No

Turret empty: 13 (+17)

Machine guns

Main articles: DShK (12.7 mm), DT (7.62 mm)
12.7 mm DShK
Pintle mount
Capacity (Belt capacity) Fire rate
(shots/minute) 		Vertical
guidance 		Horizontal
guidance
300 (50) 600 -4°/+85° ±180°
7.62 mm DT
Coaxial mount
Capacity (Belt capacity) Fire rate
(shots/minute) 		Vertical
guidance 		Horizontal
guidance
2,000 (63) 600 N/A N/A

Usage in the battles

Pros and cons

Pros:

  • Reload rate considerably faster than usual 122 mm for its BR, default is only half a second slower than the T-10M
  • 12.7 mm DShK allows for defence against aircraft and lightly-armoured vehicles
  • Excellent 100 mm sloping armour on front and sides
  • Sleek turret design makes it a smaller target
  • Lower glacis is thicker than the upper glacis (120 mm vs 100 mm), though not as sloped
  • Suspension wheels, torsion bars, and tracks allow for better protection on lower side hull
  • Agile despite its weight and heavy armour
  • 150 mm gun mantlet cannot be penetrated by most German guns, due to its 50 mm spaced armour (cannot be normally seen in hangar)
  • Good reverse speed
  • Premium vehicle bonuses
  • Very small weak spots at long distances
  • Optics and MG can stop most shrapnel from eliminating the crew and damaging gun breach, which benefits even more from the 50 mm spaced plate

Cons:

  • Inadequate ammunition against some upper rank vehicles such as Maus
  • Very poor gun depression due to sleek turret design
  • Ammunition is strewn all over the hull fighting compartment
  • Its sloped armour can be defeated by high caliber British HESH and American HEAT-FS
  • Speed goes down dramatically when turning
  • Turret cupolas can be vulnerable at close ranges, if not over penetrated
  • Gun mantlet design allows trap shots, but it is very random and rare
  • Lower side armour is weak versus German guns at angles lower than 60°
  • Low crew count for a heavy tank of 4 people
  • Can be destroyed by artillery

History

The Chelyabinsk Kirov Plant Work (ChKZ) began planning a draft of a new heavy tank with an electrotransmission in 02 May 1944,[1] a drive system seen on the German Ferdinand/Elefant. The plant was officially ordered to begin work on June 08[2] for two versions of the heavy tank, with emphasis of having significant advantages over the current IS-2 heavy tank. The heavy tank was designated as the IS-6 and the two versions were the Object 252 with a mechanical transmission and the Object 253 with a electric transmission.[3] Both prototypes were produced in the Fall of 1944 and were sent to be tested at the NIIBT testing grounds at Kubinka.

The two prototypes differed in other ways than just the transmission. Object 252 used the mechanical transmission from the IS-3, with large road wheels with no track rollers for its torsion bar suspension.[4] Object 253 with its electric transmission used a suspension that looked similar to previous IS iterations with smaller road wheels and track rollers. The IS-6 prototypes failed to stay under the weight of the IS-2, being around 51.5 tons.[5] The 122 mm gun arming the IS-6 was the D-30 compared to the D-25T on the predecessors. The D-30 implements features the D-25's monobloc, the 100 mm D-10's breech and gas block, a two spring balancing mechanism, a lengthened D-25 mount, and a fume extractor. This gun was installed onto the IS-6 prototypes in December 1944.[6]

The IS-6 prototypes were tested alongside the Object 701 (the prototype of the IS-4).[5] The IS-6 two prototypes proved disappointing, with the Object 253 electric transmission being too complex, expensive, and unreliable.[7] The Object 252 mechanical transmission also suffered from reliability issues. Suspension problems also impacted the IS-6, with its speed dropping below the heavier Object 701. It was hoped that the electric transmission would help make the tank more maneuverable, but the heavy weight prohibited any vast improvements.[4] Overall, the IS-6 armour was deemed to not provide any improvements over existing designs, having only comparable armour, firepower, and mobility to the IS-2 and IS-3. In 1945, all work on the IS-6 ceased as work continued on the Object 701.[5]

Media

An excellent addition to the article will be video guides, as well as screenshots from the game and photos.

References

  1. ↑ TankArchives 2014
  2. ↑ Kinnear 2017, Appendix One
  3. ↑ TankArchives 2016, "Launch of the IS-6"
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Boldyrev 2011
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 TankArchives 2016, "Object 257"
  6. ↑ TankArchives 2013
  7. ↑ Kinnear 2017, Chapter One

Read also

[Devblog] IS-6: the Soviet Hammer

Sources

  • Boldyrev, Eugeni. "Last Heavy Tanks of the USSR." The Russian Battlefield. N.p., 18 Sept. 2011. Web. 08 Jan. 2018. Website.
  • Kinnear, James, and Stephen L. Sewell. Soviet T-10 Heavy Tank and Variants. N.p.: Osprey Pub, 2017. Print.
  • TankArchives. "D-30 Gun for the IS-6." Tank Archives. N.p., 19 Sept. 2013. Web. 08 Jan. 2018. Website.
  • TankArchives. "Electrical Transmission." Tank Archives. N.p., 02 June 2014. Web. 08 Jan. 2018. Website.
  • TankArchives. "Object 257: The First IS-7." Tank Archives. N.p., 12 June 2016. Web. 08 Jan. 2018. Website.
  • TankArchives. "Launch of the IS-6." Tank Archives. N.p., 20 Dec. 2016. Web. 08 Jan. 2018. Website.


USSR heavy tanks
KV-1  KV-1 (L-11) · KV-1 (ZiS-5) · KV-1E · KV-1S
KV-2  KV-2 (1939) · KV-2 (1940) · KV-2 (ZiS-6)
Other KVs  KV-85 · KV-122 · KV-220
IS-1/2  IS-1 · IS-2 · IS-2 (1944) · IS-2 No.321 · IS-2 "Revenge" · Object 248
Other IS tanks  IS-3 · IS-4M · IS-6 · IS-7
T-10  T-10A · T-10M
Multi-turreted  T-35 · SMK
Other  Object 279
Lend-Lease  ▂MK-II "Matilda"

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Tank destroyers  BM-8-24 · BM-13N · BM-31-12
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