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Death-Hound

This tank runs on 8 wheels each side, The tank is slightly larger than the US MBT M1-Abrams. To compensate for it's size, it's firepower and armor strength helps it be less of a target. This tank fires 130mm Shells varying in option. an Armored Cockpit inside the tank is where the crew resides, as a maximum of 3 people in the tank crew. The Cockpit houses a Bin that holds about 12   130 mm additional shells inside it, As-well as a Box that holds up to 1200 Belt-fed rounds for the .50 Caliber Turret. The armor on the M2DH is traditionally Composite slope armor, Chobham Composite, Or Plasteel and Composite reinforced armor. Slat armor is optional.


Variants of the Death Hound

Death Hound, Traditional Version

Death Hound - Calliope Model [or] DHCM -

Meant for a more longer range approach, the DHCM has a massive rocket pod turret, replacing it's very powerful main turret. The rocket pods can be organized  with different rockets, and number of rockets, AKA 3x150mm, 30x50mm, 60x25mm. It has lighter armor and a smaller chassis than it's bigger, and older version.

Death Hound Artillery Model [or] DHAM -

Meant for Long - Medium ranges. A massive 205mm cannon replaces it's smaller and more traditional cannon, and the turrets' maneuverability is notched up quite a bit. The tank brings a "Surprise, Motherfucker." type of aspect to the battlefield.
Chassis is essentially the same, changes throughout the main turret due to the change in weaponry. It's coaxial weapon is usually a guided rocket of some sorts, comparable to that of the weakest rocket of the Calliope model.

Tank-ery Augmentation: -

20 mm Coaxial turret - Self explanatory, If not, google is quite the fine source of information.

Coaxial Rocket Pods - Another quite self explanatory augment, See above.

APITR - Armour Piercing Incendiary Tracer Rounds, because apparently tanks need very special treatment, High penetration value and expensive.

- Trophy Defense System