Example typical TNT required per base (Air RB): | BR range | Base HP (TNT equiv) | 500 kg bombs needed (avg TNT 250–300 kg) | |----------|--------------------|------------------------------------------| | 1.0–2.0 | ~1500 kg | 5–6 | | 3.0–4.0 | ~2500 kg | 8–9 | | 5.0–6.3 | ~3500 kg | 12–13 | | 7.0+ | ~4500 kg | 15–17 (not efficient) |
Source: Community data compiled from Reddit and Forum discussions . Key Strategy Tips war thunder bombing chart free
: Using multiple smaller bombs can sometimes lower the total TNT requirement by 10–55% compared to one large bomb. TNT Equivalent Example typical TNT required per base (Air RB):
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