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I know if you're firing at a vehicle and 25% of a side is covred you get a save. But whats the minimum amount of the vehicle or individual that you need to see in order to shoot it? I can't seem to find it in the rule book I can only see the obscured section.

Thanks

Any portion of the hull on a vehicle, no matter how small.

Any portion of the body on a non-vehicle model, no matter how small.

"Hull"and "body" are both clearly explained in the LOS rules.

You need to be able to see any part of the model which isn't ornamental (so not the top of an antenna, or the tips of some wings, or something like that). The exact description is in the rulebook somewhere but I'm away from mine at the moment. Someone will give an answer with a page number soon

For non-vehicles, anything thats not a spiky bit, wing, weapon, tail, or flag.

For vehicles, anything thats part of the hull(wings count)



If you can see any portion, even just a single atom of it, you can shoot it.

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