Skoda T-25

The vehicle was developed by the Skoda company under the Panzer Development Program initiated by the Heer (German Army land forces). The T-25 existed only in blueprints. Designed as a successor to the Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t) and Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t) n.A. designs, the Skoda T-25 has a similar profile. It's larger, with sloped armor, and has a forward rather than center mounted turret. The T-25 never left the drawing board in 1941, but it was to be fitted with an eight cylinder engine giving it 450 HP and a top speed of 60km/hr. The Main gun was to be a semiautomatic 7.5cm A18 KwK gun with a "drum auto loader." It was Skoda's proposition for the Panther but the Nazi Party rejected the design, because designs by MAN and DB on the "Panther" were too far along.Image may be NSFW.
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The vehicle was developed by the Skoda company under the Panzer Development Program initiated by the Heer (German Army land forces). The T-25 existed only in blueprints. Designed as a successor to the Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t) and Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t) n.A. designs, the Skoda T-25 has a similar profile. It's larger, with sloped armor, and has a forward rather than center mounted turret. The T-25 never left the drawing board in 1941, but it was to be fitted with an eight cylinder engine giving it 450 HP and a top speed of 60km/hr. The Main gun was to be a semiautomatic 7.5cm A18 KwK gun with a "drum auto loader." It was Skoda's proposition for the Panther but the Nazi Party rejected the design, because designs by MAN and DB on the "Panther" were too far along.