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Units Database Filter:  All Categories!Artillery Auto Aviation Humans Spg Tanks Trains Common  and  All Units!Allies German USSR Misc Units  OK   |   Find String:   GO  Sort by:  Name of Unit Category Nationality Hitpoints Speed Altitude Crew Passengers Armour (Left) Armour (Right) Armour (Top) Armour (Bottom) Armour (Front) Armour (Back) Ascending Descending  OK   Jump to Page:   GO    |   Details:   Page 1 of 14:  Prev  Next   Bf 109E Fighter Plane Aviation, German Experience  Hitpoints: 120 Speed: 69.26 Weight: 0 kg Altitude: 2100   Major new technological advances were being made in the thirties, prompting many countries to design next generation aircraft to replace the old wooden bi-plane models. The British Hurricane, Russian I-16 and Italian Machi were all considered benchmarks of the time with a monoplane design wrapped in a streamlined metallic skin. It was the Bf-109, however, that truly embodied the idea of "next-generation" with a revolutionary design that incorporated nearly all of the advances in aircraft technology that had been made up to that time. The Bf-109 was a truly excellent flyer, but what made this plane even more valuable was that even inexperienced pilots found it stable and easy to handle. It was also quite reliable and conveniently repaired. The fighter was first used during the Spanish Civil War, and later controlled the skies over Europe for the first years of WWII, flown by some of the best aces in the world. The Messerschmitt also outlived most of its contemporaries as it was constantly upgraded with new weaponry, armor, engines and aerodynamic properties The Bf-109G was the most common modification and was considered one of the most powerful. It endured the hardest years of the war in the air, fighting against agile Russian fighters at low altitude as well as repelling raids by heavy American bombers high up in the sky. This ability to effectively handle many different tasks made it one of the most famous fighter aircraft in the world. SPECIFICATION: Speed - 570 km/h Armament - 2x20 mm MGFF Armament - 2x7.92 mm MG-17 Towing force: 0 Turn radius: 17 Passability: 1 Rotate (Uninstall): 0 Transport (Uninstall): 0 Weapons + 20mm MGFF Ammo:60, Range: 1 - 30, Air: 0.7 km   - Line (HP/Armour): 22/20 Firerate: 520   - Line (HP/Armour): 22/20 Firerate: 520 + 7.92mm MG-17 Ammo:500, Range: 1 - 30, Air: 0.7 km   - Line (HP/Armour): 9/8 Firerate: 1100   - Line (HP/Armour): 9/8 Firerate: 1100 Crew: 4 Passengers: 0 Weapons: 4 Sight: 0 Sightpower: 1 Camouflage: 0 Armour    min.   max.  Left 0 0 Right 0 0 Top 0 0 Bottom 0 0 Front 0 0 Back 0 0 Bf 109F Fighter Plane Aviation, German Experience  Hitpoints: 140 Speed: 69.26 Weight: 0 kg Altitude: 2000   Major new technological advances were being made in the thirties, prompting many countries to design next generation aircraft to replace the old wooden bi-plane models. The British Hurricane, Russian I-16 and Italian Machi were all considered benchmarks of the time with a monoplane design wrapped in a streamlined metallic skin. It was the Bf-109, however, that truly embodied the idea of "next-generation" with a revolutionary design that incorporated nearly all of the advances in aircraft technology that had been made up to that time. The Bf-109 was a truly excellent flyer, but what made this plane even more valuable was that even inexperienced pilots found it stable and easy to handle. It was also quite reliable and conveniently repaired. The fighter was first used during the Spanish Civil War, and later controlled the skies over Europe for the first years of WWII, flown by some of the best aces in the world. The Messerschmitt also outlived most of its contemporaries as it was constantly upgraded with new weaponry, armor, engines and aerodynamic properties The Bf-109G was the most common modification and was considered one of the most powerful. It endured the hardest years of the war in the air, fighting against agile Russian fighters at low altitude as well as repelling raids by heavy American bombers high up in the sky. This ability to effectively handle many different tasks made it one of the most famous fighter aircraft in the world. SPECIFICATION: Speed - 630 km/h Armament - 1x20 mm MG-151 Armament - 2x7.92 mm MG-17 Towing force: 0 Turn radius: 17 Passability: 0 Rotate (Uninstall): 0 Transport (Uninstall): 0 Weapons + 20mm MG-151 Ammo:200, Range: 1 - 30, Air: 0.7 km   - Line (HP/Armour): 22/26 Firerate: 700 + 7.92mm MG-17 Ammo:1000, Range: 1 - 30, Air: 0.7 km   - Line (HP/Armour): 9/8 Firerate: 1100   - Line (HP/Armour): 9/8 Firerate: 1100 Crew: 4 Passengers: 0 Weapons: 3 Sight: 0 Sightpower: 1 Camouflage: 0 Armour    min.   max.  Left 0 0 Right 0 0 Top 0 0 Bottom 0 0 Front 0 0 Back 0 0 Bf 109G Fighter Aviation, German Experience  Hitpoints: 140 Speed: 77.77 Weight: 0 kg Altitude: 2000   Major new technological advances were being made in the thirties, prompting many countries to design next generation aircraft to replace the old wooden bi-plane models. The British Hurricane, Russian I-16 and Italian Machi were all considered benchmarks of the time with a monoplane design wrapped in a streamlined metallic skin. It was the Bf-109, however, that truly embodied the idea of "next-generation" with a revolutionary design that incorporated nearly all of the advances in aircraft technology that had been made up to that time. The Bf-109 was a truly excellent flyer, but what made this plane even more valuable was that even inexperienced pilots found it stable and easy to handle. It was also quite reliable and conveniently repaired. The fighter was first used during the Spanish Civil War, and later controlled the skies over Europe for the first years of WWII, flown by some of the best aces in the world. The Messerschmitt also outlived most of its contemporaries as it was constantly upgraded with new weaponry, armor, engines and aerodynamic properties The Bf-109G was the most common modification and was considered one of the most powerful. It endured the hardest years of the war in the air, fighting against agile Russian fighters at low altitude as well as repelling raids by heavy American bombers high up in the sky. This ability to effectively handle many different tasks made it one of the most famous fighter aircraft in the world. SPECIFICATION: Speed - 650 km/h Armament - 3x20 mm MG-151 Armament - 2x7.92 mm MG-17 Towing force: 0 Turn radius: 14 Passability: 1 Rotate (Uninstall): 0 Transport (Uninstall): 0 Weapons + 20mm MG-151 Ammo:200, Range: 1 - 30, Air: 0.7 km   - Line (HP/Armour): 22/26 Firerate: 700   - Line (HP/Armour): 22/26 Firerate: 700     more.. (1) + 7.92mm MG-17 Ammo:500, Range: 1 - 30, Air: 0.7 km   - Line (HP/Armour): 9/8 Firerate: 1100   - Line (HP/Armour): 9/8 Firerate: 1100 Crew: 4 Passengers: 0 Weapons: 5 Sight: 0 Sightpower: 1 Camouflage: 0 Armour    min.   max.  Left 0 0 Right 0 0 Top 0 0 Bottom 0 0 Front 0 0 Back 0 0 BMW R75 Motorcycle Tanks, German Experience  Hitpoints: 15 Speed: 18.89 Weight: 670 kg   SPECIFICATION: Speed - 92 km/h Power - 26 hp Weight - 670 kg Towing force: 0 Turn radius: 5 Passability: 0 Rotate (Uninstall): 0 Transport (Uninstall): 0 Weapons + MG-34 7,92 Ammo:100, Range: 1 - 30   - Line (HP/Armour): 5/3 Firerate: 800 Crew: 2 Passengers: 0 Weapons: 1 Sight: 30 Sightpower: 0 Camouflage: 20 Armour    min.   max.  Left 0 0 Right 0 0 Top 0 0 Bottom 0 0 Front 0 0 Back 0 0 Brummbar Self-Propelled Heavy Howitzer Spg, German Experience  Hitpoints: 160 Speed: 13.87 Weight: 28200 kg   Heavy assault cannon. Strong armor, powerful high-explosive shells and good maneuverability. Superior to the Priest, Sexton and SU-122 self-propelled howitzers. SPECIFICATION: Armament primary - 150 mm/L 12 /Q 38 Armament secondary - 7.92 mm/Q 1977 Weight - 28 t Max Speed - 38 km/h Engine power - 380 hp Crew - 5 Armor min/max - 10/143 mm Towing force: 0 Turn radius: 5 Passability: 0 Rotate (Uninstall): 0 Transport (Uninstall): 0 Weapons + 150mm StuH43 L12 Ammo:38, Range: 4 - 70   - Line (HP/Armour): 198/143 Firerate: 23.4   - Howitzer (HP/Armour): 198/25 Firerate: 12.1     more.. (2) + MG-34 7,92 Ammo:600, Range: 1 - 30   - Line (HP/Armour): 5/3 Firerate: 800 Crew: 5 Passengers: 0 Weapons: 2 Sight: 30 Sightpower: 1 Camouflage: 0 Armour    min.   max.  Left 30 55 Right 30 55 Top 10 21 Bottom 16 20 Front 87 143 Back 21 35 Coal Car Trains, German Experience  Hitpoints: 50 Speed: 8.4375 Weight: 1 kg   n/a Towing force: 0 Turn radius: 5 Passability: 1 Rotate (Uninstall): 0 Transport (Uninstall): 0 Crew: 4 Passengers: 0 Weapons: 0 Sight: 20 Sightpower: 1 Camouflage: 10 Armour    min.   max.  Left 0 0 Right 0 0 Top 0 0 Bottom 0 0 Front 0 0 Back 0 0 Coastal Artillery Artillery, German Experience  Hitpoints: 10000 Speed: 0 Weight: 1 kg   A coastal version of SKC/34 380mm ship cannon mounted on the Bismarck and Tirpitz battleships as the main calibre gun. Designed for use against battleships and other ship classes. Was mounted on Atlantic Wall fortifications, using various protective devices. This unit was part of the Todt battery and had the best possible protection. Its distinctive features included huge range and firepower. Invulnerable to most weapons. SPECIFICATION: Caliber - 380mm Rate of fire - 0.3 shots/min Range - 37 km Towing force: 0 Turn radius: 5 Passability: 0 Rotate (Uninstall): 0 Transport (Uninstall): 0 Weapons + 380 Todt Ammo:1000, Range: 30 - 630   - Cannon (HP/Armour): 3000/500 Firerate: 4.2 Crew: 4 Passengers: 0 Weapons: 1 Sight: 30 Sightpower: 1 Camouflage: 1 Armour    min.   max.  Left 500 500 Right 500 500 Top 500 500 Bottom 500 500 Front 500 500 Back 500 500    Page 1 of 14:  Prev  Next    Page 1 of 14:  Prev  Next   Scroll to top