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Hi.

After a week of hard labour I came up with these two sights. Maybe I'll came un with a third.

Enlarged turret, automatic loader, 200 mm ammo, 40 rounds, raised side skirts, enlarged and fuctional treads, functional front armour.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/94/img009rt.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/811/img008st.jpg/

Enjoy.

Discuss.

Cool design. I understand most of it, but I'm curious about what makes the more exposed treads more functional?

The fact that they can actually cross obstacles or rocks. Think about a standard Leman Russ in a pond of 20 cm of mud. It would be stupidly stuck in. Or a field of rocks, like a desert. A few rocks and the hull would be stuck on one of them.

and here i was hoping for pics of a life-sized and drivable leman russ someone had built....

Blackhoof wrote:and here i was hoping for pics of a life-sized and drivable leman russ someone had built....

Ain't that the truth?