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Here is a rules question I have before I start modeling as I have been collecting kans and dreds to build the Def Mob formation:

IF you have a stompa in the mob (perfectly legal) can it be the "walker" chosen to have the 'KFF"? It says any "walker" in in the mob may have it, and a Sompa Is a "super heavy walker".

So is "Super-heavy walker" a distinct unit type or are both walkers but one a "super heavy" version but still a walker?

If allowable I may model a KFF to kit onto the stompa, so I'm curious how you interpret it...

Hmmmm that is a tough one. The issue you face is can you do it? Sure... but will anyone want to play you again for cheesin the rules so hard? Probably not...

I run a Stompa in all my Apoc games, and the way I get around the cheese is by using my HQ who has a KFF and placing him inside the Stompa. Therefore you don't have to worry about how the KFF/Def mob rule will be interpreted by your opponent.

I dont see an issue with it, as my S weapons couldnt give a damn about KFFs

"Any" means yes it can.

It says "Any Walker, not "Any superheavy Walker".
A Heavy Bolter is not a Bolter. Same thing here.

In any case, It's Apoc, work it out with your mates

So basically nobody knows.

"check with your mates" can be applied to just about anything in 40K.

I think I'll just pass on adding it to the Stompa to avoid arguement.

Thanks anyways.