ACR-18

The ACR-18, also the T-18 more commonly, was the first Avgrovan-designed tank. It was based on the. It was produced from 1918 to 1929 by Karan Company largely for export reasons. Being the only Avgrovan tank, Kulin Works continued upgrading it until 1929.

The tank entered production in early 1918, meaning the Avgrovan Armed Forces would no longer arm it in World War I, albeit the tank was exported to Tavra for use during the war. Modified versions were used during the revolution in Avgrov. It finally ceased production in 1929.

History
When it became apparent that future wars were to be fought with tanks, the Avgrovan High Command pursued acquiring their own tanks. Avgrovan commanders had witnessed the successes of the Valeric Landship firsthand and were convinced that it'd be the future. However, being spent on resources, the Avgrovans imported the  tank and decided to modify that instead.

While the war was over for Avgrov, its ally Tavra was still fighting the war, and as such the Avgrovan government lend-leased dozens of models to be used by the Tavrian Armed Forces. Alurin-Dertabin also acquired small numbers of the tanks under license. These'd become known as the T-18D.

Karan Company continued production of the tank until 1929, shortly after the Communist Revolution in Avgrov. Following this, Karan Company refused to comply with government build orders. However, a new company, Kulin Works, had been founded earlier that year, and was given the role of tank manufacturer, which would later prove vital. Kulin Works acquired the license to build the T-18 and rebranded it the ACR-18, but only producing it for a year before it was discharged.