Re: DS II: Combat Walkers

> I did design some walkers using battletech minis, specifically the
birdleg
> (backwards knee) omnimechs that I posted a while ago. I used size 5
for
the
> heavy mechs, size 4 for the medium mechs, and size 6 for assault
mechs. I
> used walker movement for the assault mechs, and normal combat walker
> movement for the rest. I did think about using size 3 for the lighter
medium
> and most smaller mechs, and size 2 for the really small light mechs
(locust,
> wasp etc). The only thing is for the size 2 mechs, a movement rate
that is
> faster than a normal combat walker would be desirable. this would
allow
> these lighter designs to be effective as reconacence units. size 1
walkers
I
> use as walkers (a la eldar walkers) or heavy power armour. My ideas
for
> battletech mechs follow below (well, some of them)-
>
Thanks, Biff
	   Was wondering what to do with all these blasted MECHs I got a
clearance, well now I do. Was going to use them for HeavyGear but the
rules are horrid, Dirt Side is a great system over all and your research
saves me a bit of work!

Don  aka  Redleg

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