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Description
This image includes the OO-2 Model A, B, C and D, as well as the OO-3.

Descriptions from each of the tanks:

OO-2 Mod.A: The Omniphasa Ordnance 2 Model A was the very first tank of the Islamic Republic of Omniphasa. Weak and fragile, it was incompetent against other armored vehicles, but did it's job when supporting infantry.

OO-2 Mod.B: Very quickly the initial designers realized that the OO-2 Mod.A lacked severely in firepower and coordination. The answer to those problems were a hull with viewport and a 37 mm gun. The newly designated OO-2 Mod.B also received an improved radio system.

OO-2 Mod.C: Designs were made that could improve the turret of the OO-2 Mod.B to store more ammunition. With the new turret also came an improved 37 mm Ranheri 2E gun that now had more rounds to fire. The engine was slightly adjusted to hold more liters and the pistons were re-aligned which gave it a minor power boost. Now also in the OO-2 Mod.C was a Zahad 7.62 mm machine gun to suppress or support infantry.

OO-2 Mod.D: This was the second revision of the successful OO-2 Model C. The turret received a complete overhaul to house the bigger 45 mm gun, but also another crew member to do the radio work, loading or even manning one of the 2 Zahad machine guns that were added in the turret; one on the rear and the other one on the left side, making this an efficient infantry support tank. Perhaps one of the most important change was in the suspension however; the ground wheel system was expanded and reinforced, allowing the tank to have more grip on soft grounds like sand and wet grass.

OO-3: The Ministry of Defense of Omniphasa soon realized that a design for a mobile assault gun had to become reality. And thus the OO-3 was born.
It was derived from the OO-2 Model C and D, but had quite some changes. For instance the suspension; more small wheels were added for structural strength and grip on whatever terrain it would drive over. The turret was removed, and the hull was made taller to support the 37 mm Ranheri 2F gun. Ontop of the enlarged cabin came a small turret with viewports which also had a Zahad 7.62 mm installed.

Description
This image includes the OO-2 Model A, B, C and D, as well as the OO-3.

Descriptions from each of the tanks:

OO-2 Mod.A: The Omniphasa Ordnance 2 Model A was the very first tank of the Islamic Republic of Omniphasa. Weak and fragile, it was incompetent against other armored vehicles, but did it's job when supporting infantry.

OO-2 Mod.B: Very quickly the initial designers realized that the OO-2 Mod.A lacked severely in firepower and coordination. The answer to those problems were a hull with viewport and a 37 mm gun. The newly designated OO-2 Mod.B also received an improved radio system.

OO-2 Mod.C: Designs were made that could improve the turret of the OO-2 Mod.B to store more ammunition. With the new turret also came an improved 37 mm Ranheri 2E gun that now had more rounds to fire. The engine was slightly adjusted to hold more liters and the pistons were re-aligned which gave it a minor power boost. Now also in the OO-2 Mod.C was a Zahad 7.62 mm machine gun to suppress or support infantry.

OO-2 Mod.D: This was the second revision of the successful OO-2 Model C. The turret received a complete overhaul to house the bigger 45 mm gun, but also another crew member to do the radio work, loading or even manning one of the 2 Zahad machine guns that were added in the turret; one on the rear and the other one on the left side, making this an efficient infantry support tank. Perhaps one of the most important change was in the suspension however; the ground wheel system was expanded and reinforced, allowing the tank to have more grip on soft grounds like sand and wet grass.

OO-3: The Ministry of Defense of Omniphasa soon realized that a design for a mobile assault gun had to become reality. And thus the OO-3 was born.
It was derived from the OO-2 Model C and D, but had quite some changes. For instance the suspension; more small wheels were added for structural strength and grip on whatever terrain it would drive over. The turret was removed, and the hull was made taller to support the 37 mm Ranheri 2F gun. Ontop of the enlarged cabin came a small turret with viewports which also had a Zahad 7.62 mm installed.