Subscribe to download
L.E. MG-4 Fortress Tank (Fictional)

During WWII, Lemon Engineering faced an issue. Many of the turret crews on their tanks could easily be destroyed via aiming at the lower half of it, having shells be scattered all over. Then, Lemon Engineering designer Robert Bailey took the old design of early WWI tanks having the guns mounted to the hull. The idea was pondered about by the design team with little like for it, until Lemony Johnson thought the idea could fix the issue very well, so it was constructed and proved to be a success. The 12mm thick armor was hard to beat by many other tanks, and it's 4 main individually controlled guns made tank destroying easy. It also managed a good speed of 18 Km/h worked made it suitable for the currently encroaching D-Day landings. The tank was put out of operation in 1951, with it becoming more outdated with it's fixed guns, and was scrapped in 1953.

Keep in mind this is a work in progress, so things are bound to change!