FS25 MZKT-7930 S-25 (8×8 Heavy Tactical Missile Launcher System) V1.0.0.0
The MZKT-7930 S-25 is an 8×8 heavy tactical missile launcher system based on a high-mobility chassis. It transports and deploys heavy long-range missiles across rugged terrain, unpaved roads, highways and field tracks.
Its design brings together tactical strike capability, strategic mobility, air defense network integration and advanced 8×8 platform physics for simulation and modding.
Features
- High-Mobility MZKT-7930 8×8 Chassis: This multi-axle all-wheel-drive platform was developed by the Minsk Wheeled Tractor Plant and is engineered to move extremely heavy payloads over rugged terrain and unpaved roads.
- Heavy Caliber Dual Missile Launcher: A tilting framework on the rear deck carries and elevates two large long-range missiles fitted with cruciform stabilization fins.
- Low-Profile Forward Cab: The wide armored front cabin includes panoramic windshields and tactical lighting designed for heavy route navigation and nighttime deployments.
- High-Torque Diesel Power & Multi-Axle Distribution: A high-torque diesel engine works with a reinforced transmission system to guarantee structural stability during transport and pre-launch maneuvers.
- Long-Range Tactical Strike & Deterrence: The system is engineered to deliver heavy firepower and neutralize strategic targets, fortified installations, or critical infrastructure over extended distances.
- Strategic Mobility (“Shoot-and-Scoot”): Its wheeled configuration supports high-speed travel on highways and field tracks, minimizing exposure to counter-battery fire.
- Air Defense Network Integration: Within missile batteries, it serves as a decisive component and coordinates seamlessly with radar systems and mobile command posts.
- Advanced 8×8 Platform Physics: The simulation models heavy independent suspensions, multi-axle traction distribution, and launcher rail elevation kinematics.
- Strategic Firepower Asset: It represents one of the largest scale assets in your collection and links up perfectly with MZKT radar units and logistical support trucks.
