Does the quadgun have a fixed arc or can it swivel?

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**Sir Arun**

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**Quanar**

The model can clearly swivel, but it is irrelevant.

It's not a Vehicle, there is no requirement to draw LoS down the barrels (unless something in the Weapon Emplacement rules supersedes the normal rules - away from books atm). Now, the real question is where are it's eyes?...

**Eihnlazer**

it has no eyes, it is being fired by an infantry model so follows TLOS from the model firing it.

**grendel083**

If you're talking about a Gun Emplacement Quad Gun (such as that on an Aegis) then it's arc doesn't matter as it never actually shoots, the model next to it does.

**Sir Arun**

fair enough, thanks all for clearing things up

**Kommissar Kel**

And As an Emplaced gun(say on a bastion), it may rotate on the base(because that is something you can physically do with the model, or if it is glues, something that it looks like it could do).