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L-610 Longbow LOSAT [Spectrum Private Military Industries]

SPMI Collection

Look at that, it only took an entire re-brand and a year and a half to get me to finish something. Nifty.

Kicking off the shiny new SPMI line-up of armoured vehicles is the L-610 Longbow, a long-range tank destroyer that can dispatch even the toughest foes with its powerful kinetic missiles. Based off of the real life MGM-166 LOSAT (Line-of-Sight Anti-Tank), the Longbow carries twelve GAT-9 KLAT missiles, capable of striking out to the four kilometre range of its laser designator with smooth controls and a radar-based aim assist, along with a powerful search radar allowing detection of targets out to 9.5km. For close range protection, the Longbow carries infantry-scale weapons, along with an automated ARTSS machine gun turret mounted on the roof. Built off of an early-development version of the BI Recon hull, the Longbow boasts excellent dynamics, allowing it to get into position quickly and effectively evade targets when the need arises. With the new enhanced SPMI camo spec and a hybrid drive that can be switched to pure electric, the tank is capable of being nearly invisible when needed.

SPECS:
Length: 7.75m
Width: 3.25m*
Height: 3.25m**
Weight: 3576kg Loaded, 3156kg Empty
Price: $63935
Top Speed: 86km/h Hybrid, 26km/h Electric

FEATURES:
-12x GAT-9 KLAT Missiles
-20x Chaff
-Automated Radar Tracking Sentry System (ARTSS) Machine Gun Turret
-8x Machine Gun ammo boxes
-On-board spare equipment
-4km Range radar aim assist
-9.5km Range search radar + display
-Custom lua sight and buttons
-1000 Channel radio
-Radio range aproximator
-Laser rangefinder
-RWR & Automatic chaff deployment system

UPDATE: Turns out I forgot to put batteries on the thing. Oops. That should be fixed now.

*Measured width of hull, not including the two decorative smoke launchers on the side.
**Height includes the ARTSS turret.

QUICK TIPS:
-If possible, turn your radar aim assist off before you fire. The tracking radar's FoV is big enough to momentarily target your own missiles as they fire, which throws your aim off.
-As with all ATGMs in Stormworks, there's a slight moment of acceleration where the missiles fall in the air, so try not to fire at a downward angle, as this generally leads to them hitting the ground.