Vehicle efficiency chart (winrate) Pz.Kpfw. IV Schmalturm
Winrate by players
Winrate by vehicle
Players
Battles
47
51
7
1066
49
53
11
1220
50
52
21
1290
51
53
29
3420
53
55
27
2967
54
57
34
4189
55
60
34
4111
56
57
20
3802
57
60
27
2887
58
62
16
3280
59
62
19
1643
60
66
23
1964
61
65
21
1746
62
67
17
1615
Vehicle efficiency chart (damage) Pz.Kpfw. IV Schmalturm
Damage by players
Damage by vehicle
Players
Battles
700
768
17
1764
800
878
30
3328
900
994
34
6192
1000
1032
35
3534
1100
1073
43
4844
1200
1121
34
3344
1300
1113
46
6073
1400
1140
35
3625
1500
1346
34
2763
1600
1334
16
1504
1700
1338
17
1353
1800
1474
16
1364
Vehicle efficiency chart (winrate/damage) Pz.Kpfw. IV Schmalturm
Winrate by players
Damage by vehicle
Players
Battles
47
722
7
1066
49
869
11
1220
50
832
21
1290
51
912
29
3420
53
983
27
2967
54
1028
34
4189
55
1084
34
4111
56
1103
20
3802
57
1167
27
2887
58
1173
16
3280
59
1270
19
1643
60
1383
23
1964
61
1257
21
1746
62
1329
17
1615
VI tier
VI tier /
Medium Tank /
Germany /
Premium
Price
3500 gold
Hull armor
86 / 32 / 22
Hit points
950 HP
Turret armor
130 / 65 / 65
Basic Performance
Armor protection
0%
Firepower
47%
Shot efficiency
62%
Maneuverability
41%
On 25 May 1944, Jurgen Lukash, an engineer from the Krupp company, presented an experimental tank model based on the Pz. Kpfw. IV Schmalturm. The Starchaser was not approved by top management. But Stephen Pilberg, the famous philanthropist, invested $11 million in this project, which allowed a test version to be released on 25 May 1947. According to intelligence data, the tank was manufactured from metals mined at meteorite impact sites. The source of information that allowed the young engineer to create this unusual tank, remained a secret. The creator of the tank disappeared under mysterious circumstances together with all his blueprints. He was last seen on the lawn in front of his house, not far from Ludwigsburg: the engineer was musing on the starry sky…
