Comparing: ST-I vs. T-10
The design was developed at Factory No. 92 by engineers V.A. Ganin and A.S. Chasovnikov. The new tank was intended as an upgraded version of the unsatisfactory heavy tanks of that time. Existed only in blueprints. |
Development started in 1949. The vehicle entered service in 1953 under the designation T-10. Subsequent development yielded several modifications of the tank, the most mass-produced being the T-10M. Approximately 2,500 vehicles were produced. |
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| Tier | IX | IX | |
| Battle Tiers | 9 10 11 | 9 10 11 | |
| Price | 3,561,000 | 3,531,000 | |
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| Speed Limit | 40 km/h | 50 km/h | |
| Speed Limit Back | 13 km/h | 15 km/h | |
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| Stationary | 6.25 % | % | |
| In motion | 1.25 % | % | |
| When Firing | 1.21 % | % | |
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| Accuracy | 75.8065 % | % | |
| Neto Credits Income | -6121.24 | ||
| Winrate | 50.0927 % | % | |
| Damage dealt | 1433.2 | ||
| Kills per Battle | 0.796613 | ||
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