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Improvised Armored Vehicle |
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"Tankette" "Technical" |
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An adaption of a WW2 US armored half track to look like some backwards planet's improvised armored vehicle. I've been calling it a tankette myself, but it would be similiar to the "technicals" seen in Somalia and other hotspots across the world. April 2006 |
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The supplemental side armor panels are removable. |
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I've been calling the blades on the front a brushcutter. It's a device based on hedgecutters that the Allies mounted on tanks in Normandy and also losely on the mine clearing devices seen on Abrams tanks in Iraq. There should be 101 uses for it in the Star Wars Universe. |
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