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Description
First, non-official commissioned vehicle.

"Name: The Tabledecker Mk2
5M wide, 3.75M tall and 7.35M long
It's twin main cannon, is in-bedded into the upper hull which can spin freely.
The main cannons have a radius of 50Cm and fire shells that explode on impact, sending acid out in a 17M range
It's twin turrets on top of it, have twin barrels, which have a radius of 10Cm, these fire frag shells, which explode 10 seconds after impact
In-between these barrels, is a gatling gun, which fire electrically charged rounds.
Towards the rear of the hull, in-between the twin turrets, is a mortar cannon, which fires jellynades-an explosive that sticks to its target, and explodes into smaller explosives.
The mortar cannon can also spin freely.
There is a black spiked plough on the front, as wide as the tank.
It is powered by a twin F generator which converts matter directly into energy, and ammunition, mounted in the middle of the tank.
The twin F generator also powers a strong forcefield, and a structural stability generator."

Description
First, non-official commissioned vehicle.

"Name: The Tabledecker Mk2
5M wide, 3.75M tall and 7.35M long
It's twin main cannon, is in-bedded into the upper hull which can spin freely.
The main cannons have a radius of 50Cm and fire shells that explode on impact, sending acid out in a 17M range
It's twin turrets on top of it, have twin barrels, which have a radius of 10Cm, these fire frag shells, which explode 10 seconds after impact
In-between these barrels, is a gatling gun, which fire electrically charged rounds.
Towards the rear of the hull, in-between the twin turrets, is a mortar cannon, which fires jellynades-an explosive that sticks to its target, and explodes into smaller explosives.
The mortar cannon can also spin freely.
There is a black spiked plough on the front, as wide as the tank.
It is powered by a twin F generator which converts matter directly into energy, and ammunition, mounted in the middle of the tank.
The twin F generator also powers a strong forcefield, and a structural stability generator."