Hearts of Iron IV: Axis Armor Pack

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Hearts of Iron IV: Axis Armor Pack is an application by Paradox Development Studio. Hearts of Iron IV: Axis Armor Pack was first published on . Hearts of Iron IV: Axis Armor Pack is accessible on the following platforms: Steam.About This Content Push through the plains of the Low Countries or the jungles of Burma in style with new 3D unit mod...

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Hearts of Iron IV: Axis Armor Pack Review

Hearts of Iron IV: Axis Armor Pack is an app designed by Paradox Development Studio. Hearts of Iron IV: Axis Armor Pack was first published on . The app is available on Steam.

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Push through the plains of the Low Countries or the jungles of Burma in style with new 3D unit models of Axis armor units. A total of 53 new armor models are in this pack which, added to the eight tanks available in the German Tank Pack, gives the forces of fascist militarism 61 different armor designs you can see in-game.

As a free bonus - the Axis Armor Pack also includes eight German tank models, previously only available in the Hearts of Iron IV: Colonel edition, such as the King Tiger and the Maus super heavy tank. After all, you can’t have Axis Armor without German tanks.

The Axis Armor Pack includes:

19 German Armor Models:

A range of tank destroyers, self propelled artillery and self propelled anti-air vehicles, including the Stug III, the Wespe and the Elefant heavy tank destroyer.

22 Japanese Armor Models:

A range of every armor type, with seven different Japanese tank designs like the experimental heavy O-I tank that never went into production and a number of tank destroyers.

12 Italian Armor Models:

A roster of Semovente tank destroyers and the always outmatched L6 tank highlight this list of Italian armor from the war.