Škoda Floptan II

The Škoda Floptan II is a tank developed by Škoda Works. It operated in the Floppaflopvak Army, Floppaslavian Loyal Armed Forces and the Floppanian Army. It was first designed in 1921 and went out of service in 1959.
== History ==
In 1919, Škoda Works released the Škoda Floptan, which was widely unsucessful. It had highly limited fuel, was hard to operate and was vulnerable to opposing enemy shells. Škoda Works needed to release a better model.
Škoda Works started designing a better and more advanced model a few months later. In November 1920, the design was complete and production could start. In January 1921, the very first Škoda Floptan II was built and sent for testing.
The new model proved to be much more satisfactory than the Škoda Floptan I. After testing stages, production fully started. The Floppaflopvak Army adopted the Škoda Floptan II. When the Second World War came, Floppaflopvakia used the Floptan II to try and fight the Flopman forces, to no avail.
Floppaslavia adopted the tanks and used them against Flopmany during Operation Bingarossa, which was widely sucessful, winning the Battle of Flopsk and parts of the Battle of Flopscow. After the Pro-Flopman government fell in Floppania, the Floppanian army adopted the Škoda Floptan II.
The Škoda Floptan II remained in service until 1959, when the Floppaflopvak Army (Floppaslavian and Floppanian armies stopped using the tank before 1959) stopped using the Floptan II and adopted multiple more modernized tanks. Škoda stopped producing it the next month.
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