Armour Thickness Table for the Tiger I versus four Shermans Scenario
AFV
Type		 Turret Armour Upper Hull Lower Hull Roof Floor
Mantlet F S R F S R F S R Top Bottom
M.4./75 76r 76r 76r 76 76s 38 38 52r 38 38 12 12
M.4./76 81r 76r 76r 76 76s 38 38 52r 38 38 12 12
Firefly 81r 76r 76r 76 76s 38 38 52r 38 38 12 12
Tiger I 100 100 80r 80r 100 80 80 100a 80 80 26 26
Spare track sections attached to a certain vehicle hit location count as +25 mm of additional armour. Note that target areas obscured by terrain or similar obstacles cannot be hit or penetrated.

Key to Hit Locations:

M = Gun Mantlet; F = Front; S = Side; R = Rear; T = Top; B = Bottom

s = Sloped Armour, add 34 % to penetration 2D10 dice throw.
a = Angled Armour, add 18 % to penetration 2D10 dice throw.
r = Rounded Armour, add 10 % to penetration 2D10 dice throw.

Inclination of Armour, sloped, angled, or rounded, effectively increases the armour thickness at the point of impact. To account for this effect, a 34 %, 18 %, or 10 % modifier is added to the penetration dice throw, making it more difficult to penetrate the target armour. In addition, depending on the firing range, Loss of Velocity will reduce the armour penetration effect of the shell.
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