11.10.24:

New tank added:
Gallagher Outlaw - Mk. II (Version 2)

Fixes:
- the Devitt-Caine's mantlet now looks more correct
- the tanks descriprions in "guide" now have trivia added (what tanks they were inspired by)

14.10.24:

New tank added:
King Spire - Mk. I

Fixes:
- the Devitt Ironhide's description changed, + overall looks and stats changed to have a closer resemblance to the original
- some small fixes around other tanks

15.10.24

New tank added:
King Gallant - Mk. II

Fixes:
- Global mobility changes (every tank now has speed 90% close to original stats)
- small decorative and technical fixes and additions

21.11.24

New tank added:
Gallagher Brigand - Mk. I

Fixes:
- Global tanks exterior fixes, + minor technicalities fixes

Starting with light tanks we have 3 vehicles on a single tank base, and the first of them all is Devitt - Mk. III
This little guy can reach max speed up to 30 km/h, and has a (somewhat) nice 32mm round armour, combined with rounded turret and a weak spot - the driver's "place". The 37mm cannon is more of an underwhelming, but still it's not as useless.
Trivia: The Devitt chassis is likely based on the French Cavalry tank the SOMUA S35 or its predecessor the Char D2

Unlike Mk. III, Caine uses a 105mm mortar as it's main arnament, and has an open-top turret, otherwise it's the same Mk. III tank

A version on Mk. III, but with additional armour plates in front and sides on both hull and turret, and a moer powerful 40mm cannon in it's turret. All these bonuses come with a cost of it's max speed, so it resembles morely a middle tank than light.

Being a small Scout tank, this little guy is packed with a 12,7mm (13mm) MG as it's only arnament, and a radio station on back of it's turret, providing better comunication with "teammases", otherwise you better choose a different machine if you want to get into a real battle. (of course only if you have it)
Trivia: The design of King Spire appears to be copied from italian L6/40 light tank.

This tank is a dedfinition of a phrase "it's not about the size, it's about how you use it". Being a slightly more armored and armed version of Spire, this tank can at least hit back, even tho it's 30mm cannon isn't great, but hey, still better than nothing.

Thought being classified as a Middle tank, this guy is one of the largest tanks in the Foxhole and the collection! Thick front armour combined with two cannons - 68mm in hull and 40mm in turret, it's a good assault vehicle.
Trivia: Technicalities aside, the Silverhand does take clear influence from continental European models, noteably the Char B1 BIS heavy tank and experimental Großtraktor

This tank right here might look like something a kid could've drawn in school, but this is actually a pretty reliable Cruiser tank, made for flanking attacks and ambushes.
Trivia: The hull design of this tank may be inspired by the British Cruiser, Mark VI Crusader Tank used in World War II, while the turret of this tank bears some resemblance to the early turret design of the German Tiger 1 Tank of World War II.

The first tank in Gallagher series, unlike it's younger brother it utilizes a 30mm cannon and a unique Commander's MG, placed next to commander's cupola, that can actually shread apart thin armour or open-top vehicles.

Being a Battle Heavy tank, this one is one of the most reliable and versatile tanks of them all, combining both thick armour on both sides and front, a powerful 75mm cannon and a max speed of 24 km/h, this machine can easily win an entire battle by itself, but only if crew is experienced enough!
Trivia: the Flood - Mk. I takes a huge resemblance from German Tiger I tank, with some hull parts taken from Soviet T-28 tank.

Saying simply, an Mk. I but with a longer barrel, providing better ballistics and penetration ability.

An open-top tank destroyer version of Silverhand. Though making one of the hugest tanks a TD like that isn't the greatest idea, but hey, if it works - it works! It's 94,5mm (actually it's 94 because of the game limits) that was used before on battleships can penetrate nearly anything, except for one particular type of tanks.

And now, the Magnum Opus of the collection...
Behold! The monstrosity that outscales any other tank, and utilizes the same 94,5mm cannon as the Lordscar, with an addition of 2 turrets with quad mortars! (that are sadly fake on this model :()
But all comes with a cost - slow turret traverse, turning and moving speed and the back armour thickness.
Trivia: The design of the Cullen Predator - Mk. III appears to be based on the french FCM 2C super heavy tank.

All the blueprints are placed on my Google drive archive, the folder contains 2 other folders - 1st with blueprints, and 2nd with decals, don't forget to put them in the needed folders!

the link in question: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fCpbu91CedPQ4b2X6vwysjY9tCC8w_kX/view?usp=sharing

INSTALLATION GUIDE:
1. Go to your /factions folder
EXAMPLE: .../Documents/My games/Sprocket/Factions
2. Unpack the archive
3. Drag "Wardens 0.2" fodler into your "factions" folder
4. Drag the decals from "Decals" folder to your actual decals folder
EXAMPLE: .../Documents/My games/Sprocket/Decals/**unpack decals here**
5. Check if the faction appears in your game

WRITE IN THE COMMENTS ABOUT EVERY ERROR YOU HAD WITH THE PACK!

Also, if anyone wants to help me full the collection, you can dm me in steam about that, i'm not as active but will ansver anyway :)
And for now that's all the tanks i made for this collection! Hope you'll like those, because i spend lots of time to model them!

Official Foxhole Wiki where i took all the information:
https://foxhole.wiki.gg/wiki/Tanks

Have a great day!