GZG List archives -- April 2006
RE: [GZG] [OFFICIAL] The latest in 15mm..... :-)
- From: Ground Zero Games <jon@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2006 07:28:23 +0100
Title: RE: [GZG] [OFFICIAL] The latest in 15mm.....
:-)
I had noted that myself. Though, I'll reserve
judgment until I can look at it in the flesh.
There are very few "real" tanks which have their turret
crew completely within the turret itself - the fighting compartment
(the turret "basket") fills a lot of the hull space below
the turret ring. In the case of the light grav, in order to keep the
turret low-profile, I assumed that the commander's lower half would be
down in the turret basket inside the hull. Yes, there's not a lot of
elbow room either, but it's a small tank! ;-)
We can certainly do a remote turret later as an option, though
the one already available (V15-ACC2, as used on the Guncrab and Puma)
would fit fine.
Jon (GZG)
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Brian Burger
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Subject: Re: [GZG] [OFFICIAL] The latest in 15mm.....
:-)
On
4/17/06, Eli Arndt <emu2020@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I certainly
would. The option of having the turret available
separate
for putting customized weapons on would be lovely.
Yes, please!
While we're talking turrets: The Light Grav Sled's turret looks, in
the photos, way too small to actually hold the commander who's
sticking halfway out of it. How about an alternate automated turret,
so all the crew can stay down in the hull?
Brian
www.warbard.ca/games.html
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