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Im surprised no one has mentioned this beast so far. It was a german heavy tank destroyer, with a 88mm main gun and its hull armor was 200mm. Its second gun was a 7mm machine gun.

Stats

Cost: 8
Power: 20
Hp: 90
Range: 1
Armor: 10
Pierce armor: 6
Speed: 2
Sight: 4
Action per turn: 1/1

It could be a 2x2 unit - would be enormous

Are you sure? I think that 2x2 units will be problematic. And...was it really THAT big?

Daniel (the dev) wrote:It could be a 2x2 unit - would be enormous

Nah, i suggest making it 1×1

Do you want a picture of the tank?

Midonik wrote:Are you sure? I think that 2x2 units will be problematic. And...was it really THAT big?

No, it was a little bigger than the tiger tank.

Oh. Sorry i mixed it up with mouse. Sorry forget my posts.

Daniel (the dev) wrote:Oh. Sorry i mixed it up with mouse. Sorry forget my posts.

I think maus would be as big as elefant.

It was 35m length and 4story in height (like 4 story building) with some kind of naval guns - it was enormous, no comparable to even heavy tanks like tiger

I think you are mistaken with the p.1500 landcruiser...

...or the p.1000 Ratte

You are totally right, but not the 1500, but the 1000, it was 1000tons, having naval guns , it was called "rat"

So i mixed the names sorry!

Elephant aka Ferdinand is built-in Tiger prototype chassis, so it isn't that big, almost same size of a Tiger I, it had also support to fit 10,5cm guns, it had around 200mm armor on the chassis due that, but there was preference to make the JadgPanther II due its slopped armor design, making it have same defensive efficience but being more agile and lighter to transport...

yes, elephant is already in game.

DoomsdayDragonfire wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 4:42 pm support to fit 10,5cm guns,

I hope think you meant 1,05 cm or 10,5mm. Like, what the heck, 1050mm caliber? If that would be possible it would probably by forbidden by some convention.

Stratego (dev) wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 4:58 pm yes, elephant is already in game.

I know, i just wanted to have it clear on the post. Lastest post you guys were talking about rattle, so i just did put it back on the topic.

Midonik wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 6:14 pm

DoomsdayDragonfire wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 4:42 pm support to fit 10,5cm guns,

I hope think you meant 1,05 cm or 10,5mm. Like, what the heck, 1050mm caliber? If that would be possible it would probably by forbidden by some convention.

Nope, 10,5cm. Germans used mostly centimeter instead of "mm" on that period to catalog and produce their guns.
So...

10,5cm = 105mm.

Basic metric conversion.

Actually, there wasn't a standarized caliber measurement until... I believe somewhere on the middle of the cold war. Prior that you had a mix of imperial and metric sizes... Quite annoying indeed.

it is already in