Leclerc Prototype

Leclerc Prototype
Details
Tier / Class:	7 MBT
Nation:	France
Dealer:	Francine De Laroche
Cost:	6,080,000
Stats - Stock (Renowned)
Max Damage:	540
DPM:	4,050
Penetration:	700 mm
Hit Points:	3,600
Hull F/S/R:	450 / 145 / 30
Turret F/S/R:	770 / 175 / 50
Max Speed:	72 km/h
Acceleration 0-32kph:	4.1 s
Hull Traverse:	38.05 deg/s
Camouflage:	17%
Vision:	440 m
Accuracy (Spread):	0.110°
Max Cannon Depression:	-8/15°
Turret Traverse Speed:	44.6 deg/s

Leclerc Prototype
Details
Tier / Class:	7 MBT
Nation:	France
Dealer:	Francine De Laroche
Cost:	6,080,000
Stats - Stock (Renowned)
Max Damage:	540
DPM:	4,050
Penetration:	700 mm
Hit Points:	3,600
Hull F/S/R:	450 / 145 / 30
Turret F/S/R:	770 / 175 / 50
Max Speed:	72 km/h
Acceleration 0-32kph:	4.1 s
Hull Traverse:	38.05
Camouflage:	17%
Vision:	440 m
Accuracy (Spread):	0.110°
Max Cannon Depression:	-8/15°
Turret Traverse Speed:	44.6 deg/s

The Leclerc Prototype is a tier 7 Main Battle Tank originating from the France, and is sold by Francine De Laroche. It can be unlocked from the C-13 TUA, and leads to the VCAC Mephisto and Griffin 50mm.

Features

• Heavy Armor : This vehicle's armor bounces more shots and takes more hits.
• High Caliber : the high-caliber weaponry deals an increased damage.
• Accelerated Reverse Movement : increased reverse movement speed.
• Module Protection : modules received reduced damage.

Armor

Leclerc Prototype Stock Armor

Reputation Cost	Credits	Hull Armor (F/S/R)	Hull Composition	Turret Armor (F/S/R)	Turret Composition	ERA Type	ERA Modifiers
Stock	Stock	450/145/30	Composite	770/175/50	Composite
Leclerc hull and turret are protected with composite armor with ceramic inlays. The tank also received anti-HEAT side shields. Its modular design allows you to replace armor elements and customize your vehicle to better fit different compat conditions.

Turret Steel Armor Screens

Reputation Cost	Credits	Hull Armor (F/S/R)	Hull Composition	Turret Armor (F/S/R)	Turret Composition	ERA Type	ERA Modifiers
24,908		450/145/30	Composite	770/175/50	Composite
These modules replace stock armor and increase turret protection against armor piercing projectiles.

Turret Composite Armor Screens

Reputation Cost	Credits	Hull Armor (F/S/R)	Hull Composition	Turret Armor (F/S/R)	Turret Composition	ERA Type	ERA Modifiers
24,908		450/145/30	Composite	770/175/50	Composite
These modules replace stock armor and increase turret protection against HEAT shells.

Firepower

120mm GIAT CN120-26 F1 Smoothbore Cannon

Shell name	Type	Reputation	Damage	Area of effect	Penetration	Max Accuracy	Speed	Reload
120mm OFL 120 F1A AP	AP	Stock	500	0m	670mm	0.110°	1,550 m/s	5.50s
120mm DM43A1 AP	AP		540	0m	700mm	0.110°	1,650 m/s	5.50s
120mm OE 120 F1 HE	HE		497	1.5mm	30mm	0.110°	980 m/s	5.50s
120mm OESS 120 F1 HEAT	HEAT		495	0m	550mm	0.110°	1,140 m/s	5.50s

Mobility

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Max Speed	Reverse Speed	0 to 32km/h	0 to Max Speed	Hull Traverse	Fire Chance
Wartsila V8X SACM 1500 hp Diesel Engine	Stock	Stock	72km/h	27km/h	4.96s	25.67s	37.21deg/s	8%
Improved Transmission	18,681		72km/h	38km/h	4.73s	24.51s	37.28deg/s	8%

Upgrades

Leclerc Prototype Upgrades

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
GALIX 17 Smoke Grenades	3,114	40,440	Provides 8 volleys. Takes 80s to reload. Duation: 10 s

Leclerc Prototype Interchangeable Upgrades #1

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
Spall Liner	6,227		Hit point increased by 300
Enhanced Module Maintenance Kit	XX		Increases repair speed of internal modules by 30% increases protection by 15%
Experimental Smoke Grenades	9,341		Provides 10 volleys. Takes 50s to reload. Duation: 15 s

Leclerc Prototype Interchangeable Upgrades #2

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
Improved Commander Sight	9,341	21,320	Vision range increased by 20 m
120mm OESS 120 F1 HEAT	XX	N/A	See 120mm OESS 120 F1 HEAT

Leclerc Prototype Interchangeable Upgrades #3

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
Improved Gunner Sight	9,341	121,320	Max spread is improved by 10%
Improved Stabilization System	15,568		Overall accuracy while moving is improved by 20%
Improved Fire Control System	XX	202,200	Aim time reduced by 20%

Leclerc Prototype Interchangeable Upgrades #4

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
Improved Autoloader	21,795	283,080	Rate of fire is increased by 10%
120mm DM43A1 AP	XX	N/A	See 120mm DM43A1 AP

Leclerc Prototype Interchangeable Upgrades #5

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
Improved Target Recognition	46,703		A 50% larger designate area ability.

Leclerc Prototype Interchangeable Upgrades #6

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
Improved Tracks	6,227		Mobility on Off-road Surfaces 47% Mobility on Difficult Terrain 23.5%
Improved Drive Sprockets	6,227	80,880	Acceleration is improved by 10%
Improved Torsion Bars	6,227		Suspension durability increased by 40%

Leclerc Prototype Interchangeable Upgrades #7

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
Enhanced Turret Drive	15,568	242,640	Increases turret traverse speed by 20%
Improved Steering System	XX		Turning speed increased by 15%

Leclerc Prototype Interchangeable Upgrades #8

Name	Reputation Cost	Credits	Description
Improved Hyperbar Turbocharger	XX	N/A	Acceleration rate and hull traverse rate is improved by 15%
Improved Transmission	18,681	N/A	See mobility

Special Abilities

Name	Activation Time	Duration	Reload Time	Ability	Changes
Designated Area 60px	1.5 s	25 s	300 s		Max Area of Effect 150m

History

Class: Main Battle Tank (Prototype)
Developed: 1982-1986
Service: N/A
Vehicles Built: 1
Operators: N/A

This is one of the earliest Leclerc prototypes called MSC (Mulet Systéme Complet). It was based on a technology developed for the failed AMX-40 export MBT as a part of a program called EPC, which would in 1986 be renamed to Leclerc in honor of Philippe François Marie Leclerc de Hauteclocque, a famous Free French commander during the Second World War. This tank (effectively still a testbed) featured the early versions of many components that would later make it to the production version, such as the 120mm smoothbore gun by GIAT or the UNIDIESEL V8X engine. This vehicle appeared in several configurations between 1986 and 1989 and underwent numerous tests, which resulted in the construction of the first real Leclerc prototypes that were even more packed with modern electronics, resulting in the biggest difference between the Leclerc and other western MBTs – the use of digital technologies.

See also

• Leclerc
• Leclerc T4