AMX 13 F69 TANK – 3D Model
Formats: MAX, FBX, OBJ, TEX
AMX 13 F69 was a French light tank project developed in the late 1950s. It was based on the AMX 13 chassis but featured a new FL-11 turret armed with a 57mm autocannon. The AMX 13 F69 was never mass-produced, but it served as a testbed for the development of the AMX 13 57, which was eventually adopted by the French Army. AMX 13 F69 was a lightweight tank, weighing just 15 tons. It was powered by a 280 horsepower engine, which gave it a top speed of 40 mph. The AMX 13 F69 was armed with a 57mm autocannon, which could fire up to 100 rounds per minute. The autocannon was effective against both armored and unarmored targets. AMX 13 F69 was never mass-produced, but it served as a testbed for the development of the AMX 13 57. The AMX 13 57 was eventually adopted by the French Army and saw service in Algeria and during the Cold War. AMX 13 F69 was a significant tank design, as it was one of the first tanks to be armed with a 57mm autocannon. The autocannon gave the AMX 13 F69 a significant firepower advantage over other tanks of its era. The AMX 13 F69 also had a number of other advanced features, such as a lightweight chassis and a powerful engine. These features made the AMX 13 F69 a highly mobile and agile tank. The AMX 13 F69 was never mass-produced, but it served as a testbed for the development of the AMX 13 57. The AMX 13 57 was eventually adopted by the French Army and saw service in Algeria and during the Cold War. The AMX 13 F69’s legacy is that it helped to pave the way for the development of the AMX 13 57, which was a successful and widely-used tank.