The LT-432's hull, while mostly appreciable in terms of height and being able to create some troll-bounces, has an irritating length and width that equals the Object 252U. The main difference lies in its hull and gun. The LT-432 has the same crew setup, comparable sneaking ability, and similar overall layout as its top tier brother, the infamous T-100 LT.
Crew of three limits its usefulness as a crew trainer. Weak premium ammo with low velocity and penetration. Large hull - as large as some heavy tanks. Best armor profile of all Tier VIII light tanks. Excellent top speed, acceleration, and agility. Good DPM, gun handling, and shell velocity. The LT-432 is generally a solid choice for a dedicated light tank player, and remains highly recommended for the Frontline mode, where you'll get to properly use your speed, stealth and firepower. It also helps that it has, compared to many other Tier VIII's, a rather affordable price. Its flexibility makes it a good purchase as it will tend to do well regardless of the situation. It is for good reason considered one of, if not the best, Tier VIII light tanks. The view range is slightly subpar for its tier/class, but quite workable, especially with a good crew (and/or a food consumable). Instead this tank ends up with a set of characteristics that seem to fit just about any situation it may encounter. Often referred to as a light-medium hybrid this tank gives up little of its "lightness" for its armor. 
It's a quite fast light with surprising amounts of armor, gun handling, gun depression, and shell velocity.
The LT-432 is a Tier VIII Soviet premium light tank. In addition to the crew, an extra deployment of troops was also to be carried. 100 developed several projects of vehicles based on the Object 432. In the early 1960s, Research Institute No. The LT-432 is a Soviet tier 8 premium light tank.
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