Gerald Bull Super Cannon

The Gerald Bull Super Cannon is the largest gun in the service of the german army, but has not been used since World War II, even though all 4 shots fired missed there targets they did servre critical damage to the people caught in the 1km meter. Blueprints for this machine was found by Major Kok and has brought it into service of the Console Army being able to fire a large paint round. The paintball round is filled with small peices of stone and has an area damage of 300m or a fletchette paint round able to cover a 3x3km with small paint rounds. The Super cannon has 2 fire modes:

1: The cannon cuts a small hole in the large paintball, then when the paintball is fired, all the small rocks/smaller paintballs start falling out of this hole. this is an equivalent of a straif run from jets except much larger.

2: The cannon shoots the paintball as a whole, once the paintball hits the ground, everything inside it comes flying out.

This cannon is mounted on the back of a very large train which the stats of which are unknown, but the cannon is beleived to weigh 250 tonnes, the train's max speed is 20km/ph and can only travel over largely reinforced rails, for these reasons it has its own rail network. However for this reason, the Super Cannon is usually only used for defense as building the railway is slow. Engineers of the Console army are currently trying to figure out a way for it to either build its own rails, or to be able to drive around without rails.

Stats:

- Damage: 250 tonnes

- Range:  50,000m

- Defence: Other then 6 inches of steel protecting the train, it has no mounted weapons to defend itself with.

- Offence: It's a form of Artillery that is more effective then 20 Howitzers at the same time!