TBT-75 ATLAS Main Battle Tank Render 17by ~doug7070

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As always, your comments, critique, and constructive criticisms are greatly appreciated.

After an extensive hiatus I've returned to the ATLAS tank project, and brought it along quite a ways.

Technical model information:
Modeling program: Blender 3D.
Texturing program: GIMP.
Total faces: 126,189.
External resources used: Salt flat texture, declared free for public use by creator, modified by myself. All other resources were created by myself.

Fictional unit quick specifications sheet:

At a glance info:
Top speed: approximately 60 MPH (~96.5 KPH).
Weight: [Exact weight redacted] Approximately 75 tons (~68 Metric tons).

Unit designation: TBT-75 Adaptive Tracked Land Assault System (ATLAS).
Role: Heavy combat support unit; emplacement assault unit; mobile communications hub; anti-armor combat unit.

Unit armament:
Primary weapon:
1) 170 MM hybrid electromagnetic adaptive self-propelled projectile cannon.
Secondary weaponry:
2) Turret mounted 40 MM dual barrel automatic cannons.
Co-axial weaponry:
2) Double barreled 13 MM machine guns.
Guided weaponry:
2) Five tube guided missile launchers.
Defensive weaponry:
3) Microwave laser anti-missile/infantry deterrent emitters.

Unit mobility:
Primary propulsion:
2) Singularity pulse jet turbine engines, linked to infinite ratio ball transmissions proving independent power to each track.
Secondary propulsion:
2) High torque electric motors, used in harsh environmental conditions or while submerged in water.
Suspension:
Adaptive track suspension and tension system, capable of reacting to adverse terrain conditions to provide maximum speed and traction under all circumstances.

Unit armor
Body armor:
Unified carbon-titanium nanostructure composite armor, with additives.
[Armor thickness and additive composition redacted]
Adaptive armor:
Thermal imaging/radar foiling active armor tiles, integrated with external armor coat.
[Full tile operational perimeters redacted]

Unit sensor systems
Primary sensor set:
Full range standard video; thermal imaging; electromagnetic imaging. All primary sensors are mounted in stereoscopic configuration and providing zoom functionality, allowing range calculations without external equipment.
Weapon sighting optics:
Stereoscopic standard video and thermal imaging zoom capable independent sighting units mounted to primary and secondary weapons.
Body sensors:
360 degree visual sensors concealed in chassis, with primary forward sensor port situated just forward of main turret; ground imaging system integrated with forward headlights; passive terrain radar for suspension calibration and mine detection.
Radome:
Long-range microgravity radar emitter mounted on top rear of main turret.

This work is copyrighted Douglas K. 2013—please do not use without written permission. Contact for usage inquires or requests.