No problem and I might to put you don't know why I did that@Hadesrocks

Thank you so much @Hazard862

@DumutefThis is the best tank I have ever seen

@@Pilotmario ah, I see. Sorry made that comment waaaaay to early in the morning.

Sure, and wow, that is some story @@Pilotmario

I was just thinking, @Hadesrocks, whether I could make a version of this vehicle as configured by the Olympian Army?

That particular vehicle was one of a test batch of thirty machines, rearmed with the Olympian 128mm smoothbore gun. Further vehicles were not ordered due to the similarity with the Artemis, already in production. 20 machines were assigned to the 18th Armored Division "In the Shade", the remainder mothballed for spares. Due to a lack of ammunition for the hypersonic cannon, it was reamred with the inferior Olypmian-designed 128mm smoothbore gun, which ammunition was available in large numbers. The missiles were removed, as seen as unnecessary for operations. The 18th Armored Division was stationed in the Pindus Mountains due to their superior all-terrain abilities. There, they saw combat alongside the 11th Mountain Division against the whole 3rd Corps of the Pilotmario Army, with its 80,000 soldiers, supported by Pummeler Attack Mk 2 and Trojan Attack Helicopters from the 3rd Attack Wing, Avenger II tanks from the 10th and 11th Armored Division, and Victoria II tanks from the 12th Armored Division.

In the subsequent fighting, it proved itself well. While its armor could deflect shot from the Avenger II's 105mm smoothbore, its 128mm smoothbore cannon had difficulty engaging the more heavily armored Avenger II at range, and had no hope against the Victoria II.

All but this example was destroyed in the fighting, abandoned when a landslide buried it, preventing its immediate recovery or destruction by retreating Olympian forces. Surprisingly, the Olympian crew was found to be alive, though hungry, and were captured without incident. It is on display on the Pilotmario War Museum, referred to as an "Artemis Mk 4".

During the defense of Athens, a knocked-out Pantherkampwagen II with its original hyper sonic cannon was uncovered. While no tests could be done with this cannon, for ammunition was unavailable, reports from Olympian POWs and the Pilotmario Army indicated that the hyper-velocity gun is comparable to the 90mm Mk 2 Railgun on the Victoria II and the 105mm Model 1-12-S coilgun on the Artemis II. Battlefield analysis confirmed this.

Due to its similar layout, refitted gun, and deployment by the Olympian Army, it was frequently mistaken for an Artemis tank.

Also note the Pilotmairo Army evaluated the vehicle, and found that while it was superior to the Avenger Mk 1 available at the time, Army High Command felt that it did not provid

@Dumutef Note: it's a PANTHERKAMPWAGEN, a purely fictional tank of Hades Research.

this is a panzerkampfwagen II thank you very much https://www.google.com/search?q=panzerkampfwagen+ii&safe=strict&biw=1280&bih=923&tbm=isch&imgil=pkUCsBCl7nRbJM%253A%253BAxtdBnP747fPUM%253Bhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fen.wikipedia.org%25252Fwiki%25252FPanzerII&source=iu&pf=m&fir=pkUCsBCl7nRbJM%253A%252CAxtdBnP747fPUM%252C&usg=A0BHc0IXuRMetvfCD47v7JUGtGA%3D&ved=0ahUKEwjgkfGq8IvLAhVE-2MKHX-2CHUQyjcIMQ&ei=40LLVqAUxPaPAsoqgH#imgrc=pkUCsBCl7nRbJM%3A

Sure @ian1547

@Hadesrocks check my tank challenge!

@pilotmario
Thank you

This is a fictional tank, but yes, i borrowed the kampwaggen from that @ian1547

This is a tank made by the Germans right?

@zap210
Thank you

@Hadesrocks welcome

You're welcome!

@nickasaurus
@salvador3031
Thank you

@Hadesrocks okay

Be sure to mention @pilotmario as well @ian1547

Sure @ian1547

@Hadesrocks I'll give credit obviously and I'll tell u when

Cant wait! And im glad to know i have a positive impact @ian1547

Acutally you have inspired me as well I am soon gonna make a tank that has this sort of design. Imagine your orginal panther plusthe egyptian sphinx. After I build my next rocket.

Np!

@kimo