Bottom of page 112 of the Big Black Book; has anyone ever statted that vehicle?
Lamborghini Tank
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GypsyComet
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There have been several books that might answer to that description...
If you mean The Traveller Book (TTB) and the tank with the odd triangle tracks, the answer is no, not that I've ever seen, unless you assume that it's the "Tracked AFV" from right above it on the same page.
If you mean The Traveller Book (TTB) and the tank with the odd triangle tracks, the answer is no, not that I've ever seen, unless you assume that it's the "Tracked AFV" from right above it on the same page.
I often wondered if that was the vehicle in the AFV description.
The 'Big Black Book' (or 'BBB') typically refers to T5.
TL13 Or-E-Cull Class ATV
MT/DGP: 101 Vehicles, p.25, uses a re-rendering of the TTB, p112 picture to go with the stats for their TL13 Or-E-Cull Class ATV (Vehicle #48). I suppose it could serve as a light/fast AFV as well.
Of course, the Lamborghini version has the plush leather interior and the 12.8 liter W-16, 64-valve supercharged quad-turbo engine that can chase down an enemy at 275 kph over rough terrain . . .
MT/DGP: 101 Vehicles, p.25, uses a re-rendering of the TTB, p112 picture to go with the stats for their TL13 Or-E-Cull Class ATV (Vehicle #48). I suppose it could serve as a light/fast AFV as well.
Of course, the Lamborghini version has the plush leather interior and the 12.8 liter W-16, 64-valve supercharged quad-turbo engine that can chase down an enemy at 275 kph over rough terrain . . .
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Except, of course, that no sane person would ever take his Lamborghini AFV into actual COMBAT ... it is more for drawing attention at gun shows or an occasional Red Carpet event.Of course, the Lamborghini version has the plush leather interior and the 12.8 liter W-16, 64-valve supercharged quad-turbo engine that can chase down an enemy at 275 kph over rough terrain . . .
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There are a number of things in that book I try to blank from memory. Silly track arrangements and that name would have put this design on that list...
Little known factoid; Lamborghini actually did make a wheeled AFV.
As for the AFV on page 25: Wow. How did I miss that?
I wonder if there are any super-stretch AFVs with tinted windows?
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I dunno....the vehicle on page 25 of the MT 101 Veh-guide looks a little "squat" or "pudgy" compared to the one in TTB. The one in TTB looks really cool and sleek like a Lambo ought to
As for the AFV on page 25: Wow. How did I miss that?
I wonder if there are any super-stretch AFVs with tinted windows?
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I dunno....the vehicle on page 25 of the MT 101 Veh-guide looks a little "squat" or "pudgy" compared to the one in TTB. The one in TTB looks really cool and sleek like a Lambo ought to
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Except, of course, that no sane person would ever take his Lamborghini AFV into actual COMBAT ... it is more for drawing attention at gun shows or an occasional Red Carpet event.
Perhaps more importantly, does your exclusive Gentleman's Gun Club have valet-attendants who can drive track . . .
Keep in mind, until about 2008, it referred usually to TTB.
Sporty racing tanks (Russian T80s);
Germany's econo-sports "tank";
Germany's econo-sports "tank";
Let her make a statement;
For the merc unit that has everything;
Heh, just something I came across last night. But your response tells me that you missed my other famous "cute armor" post from either last year or the year before;
Behold!
Behold!
