The V-4 was an amphibious,wheel and track equipped light tank developed by the Weiss Manfréd Company.
It was fitted with a V-8 petrol 180hp engine coupled to a 5-speed hydraulic transmission and was capable of speeds of upto 45kph on wheels and 32kph on tracks. It weighed
8 tons without weapons and ammunition. The armament consisted of 37M 40mm main gun, 2 34/37M 8mm machine guns. It was also equipped with radio and had a crew of 4.
The first one was built in 1937 and only 2 were constructed. It never entered service.
SPECIFIC RECOGNITION POINTS
Large idlers and sprockets.
Two small top rollers.
Two small roadwheels each side attched to external frame by leaf springs.
