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I was thinking, I have the old Vehicle Design Rules, I have 6th ed, and Apoc, now, it explains that normal tanks are essentially 1 structure point vehicles, in 6th ed these have 3 hp a vehicle.....so if a 1 sp tank has 3 hp, I would hazzard a guess that 2 and 3 sp heavy and super-heavies are sitting at 6 and 9 hp depending on how big they are, making a Baneblade as before, 3 sp, with 9 hp. Macharius tanks at 2 sp with 6hp, still working out how well that really works for a tank now. Any thoughts? Ideas? input of the constructive kind welcome.

These exact rules are already in every Forge World super heavy that has been updated after 6th edition. One structure point is equal to three hull points and so a super heavy that loses three hull points has lost one of its structure points.

How to play Apocalypse in 6th: http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/Downloads/Product/PDF/a/apoc6thupdate.pdf

Thanks guys! Glad to see I had the right direction in mind and have after years of dealing with GW/FW an idea as to their methods of thought.