Tank Mechanic Simulator: Shermans

Dear mechanics! Get ready for an exciting new DLC that adds 5 new USA tanks from World War II to the base game. We are continuing our goals that we set to ourselves on improving the quality of workmanship.

The DLC includes iconic tanks such as the M4A1 Sherman (Early production), M4 Sherman (Mid production), M4A2 Sherman (Late production), M4A3E2 Sherman Jumbo, and T34 Calliope. These tanks come equipped with new engines, including the Wright Continental R-975-C1, General Motors 6046, and Ford GAA, adding to the authenticity and realism of the game. Additionally, the DLC introduces a new gearbox, the Spicer Synchro Mesh Gearbox, which can be used for all these tanks. Each of the vehicles has been painstakingly recreated on the basis of the collected technical documentation. The interiors have been nicely detailed with radios, dashboards and more removable parts.

Prepare to immerse yourself in the excitement of United States Army's World War II tanks with these new additions to Tank Mechanic Simulator. Whether you're a history buff or just love the thrill of renovating powerful tanks, this DLC is not to be missed.

M4A1 Sherman (Early production)
The M4A1 Sherman (Early production) was a crucial tank used by the United States during World War II. It was a medium-sized tank that was highly versatile and adaptable to different terrains and combat situations. It had a crew of five and was equipped with a 75mm main gun, as well as a .50 caliber machine gun and two .30 caliber machine guns. Its armor was thick enough to withstand small arms fire and shrapnel.

M4 Sherman (Mid production)
An iconic tank from World War II that played a crucial role in the United States' military campaigns. This medium-sized tank was equipped with a 75mm main gun and two .30 caliber machine guns, making it a formidable opponent on the battlefield. Its thick armor and mobility allowed it to traverse various terrains and combat situations with ease. The M4 Sherman (Mid production) was widely used throughout the war and was praised for its reliability and versatility.

M4A2 Sherman (Late production)
A powerful tank used by the United States during World War II. Equipped with a 75mm main gun and two .30 caliber machine guns, this tank was designed for combat and proved to be a formidable opponent on the battlefield. Its improved diesel engine and thicker armor provided superior mobility and protection, allowing it to traverse various terrains and withstand enemy fire. The M4A2 Sherman (Late production) saw action in many significant battles and was highly praised for its performance and durability.

M4A3E2 Sherman Jumbo
A heavy tank used by the United States during World War II. This tank was designed to provide additional protection for its crew with its thick armor and improved gun mantlet. It was equipped with a 75mm main gun. “Cobra King” was the first tank to enter the Bastogne perimeter in relief of the besieged American 101st Airborne Division.

T34 Calliope
Introducing the Calliope, an American rocket launcher tank used during World War II. This unique tank was equipped with a barrage of 4.5 inch rockets mounted on its turret, allowing it to rain down explosive firepower on enemy positions. The T34 Calliope proved to be a devastating force on the battlefield, capable of quickly neutralizing enemy defenses and providing vital support for ground troops.

Second Supply “Shermans” DLC includes 5 vehicles:

• M4A1 Sherman (Early production)
• M4 Sherman (Mid production)
• M4A2 Sherman (Late production)
• M4A3E2 Jumbo
• T34 Calliope

New engines:

• Wright Continental R-975-C1 (Early, Mid, Calliope)
• General Motors 6046 (Late)
• Ford GAA (Jumbo)

New gearboxes:

• Spicer Synchro Mesh Gearbox

Additionally each vehicle contains packs of new museum stands, posters, ammunition and achievements.

• 16 posters
• 5 museum stands
• 5 achievements (for each DLC tank)
• Special decal "Cobra King" for Jumbo

Tank ammunition:

• AP - 75mm M72 (Early, Mid, Late, Jumbo)
• HE - 75mm M48 (Early, Mid, Late, Jumbo)
• AP - 114mm M8 (Calliope)

Fix, build and renovate highly detailed and fully interactive tanks (German, USA or Soviet), armored cars or self-propelled guns. Experience a realistic simulator game of being a Tank Mechanic.

Find abandoned and destroyed tanks from battlefields of Second World War. Use special tools to find each tank, and extract it from the ground. Grow your repair service business and start your own tank museum.

Start the engine of a newly renovated tank, and feel its former power!

Use different tools to work on tanks:

• Rust Removal Tool
• Sand Blaster
• Paint Gun
• Hammer
• Grinder - to cut and grind
• Wrench pistol - to quickly disassemble rusted screws/bolts

Experience the full process of renovation:

• Clean the tank from mud
• De-rust the tank
• Sandblast the tank
• Apply primer paint to the tank
• Apply final paint to the tank (factory paint)
• Add custom paint, camouflage, color, decal in the paint room
• Sell the tank or put it in your museum to gain money and reputation

TANK RENOVATION PROCEDURE
Take a tank apart
Use tools and take each tank apart. You can disassemble tank exterior parts, from the bottom (wheels and tracks) up to the turret (gun, barrel, gun cradle etc.). Additionally, the interior of the tank is also available to be renovated, the crew space, tank engine and tank drive system.

REPAIR & RENOVATE ELEMENTS
Take a seat inside the tank, as any of its crew. From here you can have better and easier access to the interior parts of the tank. Repair hatches, viewers, ammo holders, drive control components and gearbox parts.

INTERIOR INTERACTION
To start the tank, you need to repair its engine, gearbox and fuel system. Take the engine out and move it to a special engine stand, to be able to interact with it. Make sure the fuel, coolant and oil systems are assembled and the fluids are filled, so the tank engine can be put to test.

RENOVATE ENGINES
High focus on details
Our tanks and vehicles are based on construction documents, expert opinions and insights from top II World War museums. Our goal is to give a fun and realistic simulation experience of building and repairing these legendary machines.

REALISTIC CAMO & INSIGNIAS
Customize the tank as you wish, use different camouflages, paint colors, decals etc.

Find and extract tanks
One of the ways to obtain a tank is to get it during the extraction mission. After finding the spot where the tank is underground, call for the excavation team. Prepare the tank for extraction, by pumping the mud out of the tank and then cleaning the tank from whatever's left. Finally, order the lifting of the tank onto the truck trailer, to finish the mission, and move the tank into the workshop.

EXTRACT TANKS & VEHICLES
Test your renovated tanks
Go on the training ground, check how your tank is dealing with special obstacles. Get inside the tank, start the engine and drive around to see if everything is working correctly.

TEST DRIVE & SHOOTING RANGE
You can also take the tank to the proving grounds, where you are able to shoot the tank’s armament on a special shooting range. You can use two different camera modes for better control of the tank.

VARIETY OF VEHICLES

• 21 vehicles, including 15 tanks, 4 armored vehicles and 2 self-propelled gun:
  
  • PzKpfw VI Tiger Ausf. H1
  • M4A3E8 Sherman
  • PzKpfw III Ausf. M
  • KV-1
  • M26 Pershing
  • KV-2
  • T-34/85
  • T-34/76
  • PzKpfw III Ausf. J
  • StuG 40 Ausf. G
  • PzKpfw IV Ausf. G
  • M10 GMC Wolverine
  • PzKpfw V Panther Ausf. A
  • SdKfz 251/1 Ausf. D
  • M3 Halftrack
  • M20
  • M8 Greyound
  • Little Willie
  • Vickers E
  • PzKpfw II Ausf. C
  • PzKpfw VIII Maus
• German, US and Soviet tanks
• Each tank has approximately 200+ parts
• Unlimited options to customize the tank with paint, camouflage, color, decals
• Ability to share and download other players customizables
• Use various tools to renovate the tank: hammer, rust removal tool, sandblaster, paint gun, grinder, wrench tool
• Go through the whole process of tank renovation: Mud, Rust, Dirt, Sanding, Primer and Final Paint.
• Interact with tank exterior and interior parts, the engine, fuel system and gearbox, the tracks and wheels
• Put the tank to the test, fill the fluids, run the engine, drive with the tank on test drive yard
• Take the tank to the shooting range, to have some fun with your fully renovated and assembled tank
• Extract tanks from the ground, use special tools: Metal Detector, Ground Penetrating Radar, Drone, Shovel. Find the tank site, use the detectors to mark the tank, call for excavations, clean the tank, put the tank on the truck trailer
• Sale renovated tanks & vehicles or open your own museum