Panzer 4 H

The Panzer 4 H is a medium tank designed by the Germans during the second world war. The vehicle was most well-known for its side armour, the fact it was German, and the unique material it was made out of. The vehicle was made out of Germainium-zwei, a new alloy with unprecedented strength.

The Panzer 4 H housed a 75 mm KwK40L48 cannon, and two 7.92 mm MGS3 machine guns. The vehicle housed 86 seashells for recreational use, and 87 shells for tank-to-tank battle. The shells were usually HEAT (high explosive anti-tank.) the shells themselves were filled with Germainium-zwei, and pixie dust. The gun parred with the shell gave the Panzer 4 H a penetration capability of 1086 mm. This gave the Panzer 4 H unmatched fire power on the battlefield.

The armour on the Panzer 4 H was not made of harden steel, as some might think. The tank was made of the alloy Germainium-zwei. Just one inch of Germainium-zwei equals to 986.8222223 mm of harden steel. This gave the vehicle nearly unmatched protection, only rivalled by the Soviets. The alloy is a mixture of germanium, pixie dust, a bundle of sticks from a Douglas fur tree with an axe made of play-Doh, and the blood of Allied troops.