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Also, now all we need to do is to prove that the T92 could fire nuclear warheads…

That aside, these strike me as a bit too obscure to have been much of an inspiration for nigh anyone. And it’s not like “wheelform” vehicles haven’t been popping up every now and then in both sci-fi and probably also some more avant-garde semi-theoretical IRL vehicle concepts inbetween.

Kind of a stupid idea to begin with given that for most practical intents and purposes air is an insulator.

That aside, I bring your attention to the caveat “something vaguely” – and if you actually knew shit about the economics of fabricating capital-ship main guns (by what I’ve read they usually took longer to finish than the entire rest of the ship) you’d realise the concept had at least a vague degree of merit.
Technical feasibility and military viablity are whole different topics, ofc. AFAIK most people recycled surplus naval armements into coastal batteries or the like instead – the Swedes apparently used the turrets of their last “coastal battleship” in the triple-layered “Maginot Line” they built in the north of the country during the early Cold War (for the event of a Soviet attack through Finnish Lappland), for example.