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My 2 cents:
Sherman
M47 Patton
Sherman
T90 with reactive armour, and a BMP version on the right
T34/85 in blue in the background, and probably a T34/85 without turret in the front
Sherman
T62’s
More T62’s
???
T54’s
???
Russian tanks 😉
Chieftain (pre-production version?)
Matches my list . including the T-34-85
third from the last is like a T-90
and I think the last one is a Centurion
According to me the last one is not a Centurion, as the fitting of the barrel to the turret does not look right. It is also not a Challenger, and looks more like a Chieftain to me. Although it looks slightly different to the production version, so I think it might be a pre-producion version.