The original FV107 Scimitar used the CVR(T) hull with a long 30 mm cannon and three crew. This British petrol model precedes the later diesel and Mk2 hull upgrades.
BASE VEHICLEScorpion (FV101 CVR(T), 1973–)BUILT BYAlvis, CoventryIN SERVICE1973OPERATED INUnited Kingdom, Belgium, IrelandPRODUCTIONExact FV107 total unconfirmed
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Built at Coventry, the original FV107 shared the low aluminium CVR(T) hull and five road wheels per side with FV101, replacing its 76 mm gun with a 30 mm cannon. British and Belgian service are supported by the supplied photographs and history.
This procedural model reuses the Mantis hull and shared wheel/track geometry, with a different gun, mantlet, gunsight and turret fittings. It represents the plain green/black original rather than the Afghanistan bar-armour fit. No unit marks or registration are invented. Coax is represented visually; gameplay uses the shared autocannon, armour and four paired smoke salvos.
Top80.5 km/h and combat mass7800kg follow the supplied FV107 reference. Original petrol engine power141.7kW follows the190hp CVR(T) technical report. Torque178Nm is an unverified derived gameplay default. Grip.88/drag3.5/steer.85/accel1 are gameplay tuning; elevated power and mass relative to the4x4 fleet are expected for this tracked fighting vehicle.
Prepopulated Ireland is preserved but unconfirmed: it is absent from the checked FV107 operator list, while Irish Guards service does not establish Republic of Ireland operation. The queue production wording approximately3000 CVR(T) is not a verified FV107 count. Later Mk2 figures must not be mixed with this original hull.
PRODUCTION RUNExact FV107 total unconfirmed; queue family-wide estimate is not a verified variant count
COUNTRY OF ORIGINUnited Kingdom
OPERATED INUnited Kingdom, Belgium, Ireland
STATUSin service
TOP SPEED80.5 km/h
COMBAT WEIGHT7,800 kg
PETROL ENGINE POWER141.7 kW (190 hp)
DIMENSIONSApproximately4.9 ×2.2 ×2.1m
RECORD KINDNamed model
MODEL LINECVR(T)
FAMILYCVR(T)
BODY STYLEturret
CATEGORYMilitary · UK
Catalogue fields describe the vehicle's structure and body as this registry records it. They are not certified factory measurements, and no performance figures are published here.