Some Vehicle Ideas

[owenk]

Was looking through an old tank book and found some cool stuff, that's not to over powered (compared to current vehicles).

For the British:
1, Carden-Loyd Tankette Mark VI
2, Carden-Loyd Universal Carrier
3, Beaverette Mark II Light Reconnaissance Car
4, Daimler Dingo Scout Car
5, Humber Mark I Armoured Car

For the Russians
1, STZ Armoured Tractor
2, T-40 Light Amphibious Tank

For the Americans
1, LVT Amphibious Carrier Series
2, T16 (American made Carden-Loyd Universal Carrier)

The reason I say these are not over powered is none have weapons bigger than a heavy machinegun.

Also all were still in service in 1945 (as far as I could tell)

[skorzeny]

We've looked at quite a few of those, especially the British ones...

[Cilionelle]

Go the Humber! Yay!

[Darkson]

Good list.

[crunchysam]

I have written up rules for the M4A3 Sherman with tesla defense system. An M26 Pershing and an M8 Greyhound. All are great.

[brotherakkyshan]

As I currently have a German detachment that contains three Panzerfausts with the option of taking a Panzershreck too I say the more vehicles the merrier! ;D

[xGIxJOKERx]

There had better be a Universal/ Bren Carrier in the near future. My Brits need transport and that is such an iconic vehicle, right up there with the Willys Jeep. I'm thinking of just using the Military Truck (Lorry for extra British-ness) rules as a stop-gap in the mean time.
Having served my entire career with an AAV (Amphibious Assault Vehicle) unit, I throughly endorse the use of LVT's. You could use the Half Track rules for it, just make it amphibious.
I also propose the Tetrarch to add to the list of awesome lil' tanks.
The Pershing may be a bit on the heavy side. Your detachment would be the tank, a mechanic, and an officer.

[severedirkitis]

How 'bout a T70 Light tank for the Russians?