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Here's a reconstruction of the famous Japanese HO-RI heavy tank destroyer. Let me know what you think. I enjoy posting rough reconstructions of real tanks. I should also point out that the autoloader you see is just a representation of the mechanical system designed to speed up the processing of heavy shells from its 105mm gun. Indeed, a Japanese soldier of that era was rather short and stocky, and handling such shells was no easy feat. This resulted in an incredible gun, capable of a rate of fire of 4 seconds with its 2-round priority ammunition rack. Fortunately for the Americans, it was never mass-produced and, in any case, would never have reached the front lines at that time.
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