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 Purifier wrote:
I guess if you're super serious about it, you could make some of these and pitch them over your vehicles. You just sort of have to move it around with the vehicle.

Again, there is no actual need to have the net deployed. Just represented somehow so your opponent knows it's there.

Is there an official bit for it?

 insaniak wrote:

 Purifier wrote:
I guess if you're super serious about it, you could make some of these and pitch them over your vehicles. You just sort of have to move it around with the vehicle.

Again, there is no actual need to have the net deployed. Just represented somehow so your opponent knows it's there.

Obviously. But some people are very serious about their modelling. I think it would look pretty badass.

 Jimsolo wrote:
Is there an official bit for it?

I think the closest thing to an official bit included with the kit would be the rolled up canvas tarps, as shown modeled on Red_Thirst's vehicles. It at least gives some visual distinction to the model.

I don't really see what the problem is.
There's nothing hard about taking one of those mesh bags onions or something comes in, spray painting it a couple colors of browns, greens, tans, etc. then cutting it into good sized pieces to throw over the model during deployment and can be taken off after game.

Perhaps the player hasn't thought of this so maybe they would appreciate a nice "suggestion for next time" or "if you wanted you could..."

Below is what my brother does. It's medical gauze, basil flakes, and spraypaint. It's completely removable.

That's pretty sweet