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The following outline the many various Tank Classes currently employed by [[BrikWarrior]]s. | The following outline the many various Tank Classes currently employed by [[BrikWarrior]]s. | ||
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| + | === Infantry Fighting Vehicle === | ||
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| + | Infantry Fighting Vehicles, or IFVs have the combat capabilities of a light tank and the troop capacity of an [[APC]]. | ||
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| + | File:USAstatesman.jpg|''[[USA]] M3 "Statesman" IFV'' | ||
| + | File:45thBMP.jpg|''[[45th Union]] BMP'' | ||
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===== Light ===== | ===== Light ===== | ||
| − | Light tanks are relatively lightweight, being constructed without the heavier | + | Light tanks are relatively lightweight, being constructed without the heavier armour and weaponry found on other Battle Tanks, and tend toward skeletal systems and crew designs. These tanks are built to be highly agile, highly mobile weapons platforms or reconnaissance vehicles. Because of their lack of armour, they tend to be called 'light tanks' instead of 'light battle tanks', simply because they aren't meant to be in the thick of battle. |
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| − | ===== | + | ===== Medium ===== |
| − | + | Medium battle tanks follow a conventional, versatile design philosophy and embrace a balanced trifecta of mobility, offensive capability, and defensive capability. These tanks are the most commonly fielded support vehicles and usually appear in platoons. | |
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| − | File:NSST Standard Tank.jpg|''NSST | + | File:NSST Standard Tank.jpg|''[[NSST]] Medium Tank'' |
| + | File:YaoGuai.jpg|''[[Celestial Kingdom]] Yao Guai'' | ||
| + | File:Zmija.png|''Polish Żmija Stealth Tank'' | ||
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| + | ===== Assault Gun ===== | ||
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| + | Assault guns are bigger guns and howitzers mounted on an armoured, self-propelled frame. Their main purpose is to aid infantry forces, attacking fortifications or other infantry. | ||
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| + | File:Zrinyi.png|''Magyar Zrinyi Assault Gun'' | ||
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===== Main ===== | ===== Main ===== | ||
| − | Main battle tanks are the lead tanks in many armies. They are the lynchpins around which revolve the most successful strategems. Main tanks are typically slower than other battle tanks but maintain a higher survivability ratio (through their heavier | + | Main battle tanks are the lead tanks in many armies. They are the lynchpins around which revolve the most successful strategems. Main tanks are typically slower than other battle tanks but maintain a higher survivability ratio (through their heavier armour plating) and a greater offensive capability (through versatility or higher grade of weaponry). |
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| − | File:Gamma Corps MAV-RIC Tank.jpg|''[[Gamma Corps]] MAV-RIC Tank'' | + | File:Gamma Corps MAV-RIC Tank.jpg|''[[Gamma Corps]] MAV-RIC Main Battle Tank'' |
| − | File:M1A5 Diplomat.jpg|''[[USA]] "Diplomat" Main Battle Tank'' | + | File:M1A5 Diplomat.jpg|''[[USA]] M1A5 "Diplomat" Main Battle Tank'' |
File:GA35BGladiator.jpg|''[[45th Union]] GA-35B "Gladiator" Main Battle Tank'' | File:GA35BGladiator.jpg|''[[45th Union]] GA-35B "Gladiator" Main Battle Tank'' | ||
| − | File:FV7031 Champion.jpeg|''[[United Klingdom]] FV7031 " | + | File:45th-tank-upgrade.jpeg|''[[45th Union]] [[GA90E "Gladiator"]] Main Battle Tank'' |
| + | File:FV7031 Champion.jpeg|''[[United Klingdom]] [[FV7031 "Champion"]] Main Battle Tank'' | ||
File:USSSR T34000 Main Battle Tank.jpg|''[[USSSR]] T34000 Main Battle Tank'' | File:USSSR T34000 Main Battle Tank.jpg|''[[USSSR]] T34000 Main Battle Tank'' | ||
| − | File:Mhrone_invicta.jpg|''[[M-Throne Empire]] [[Invicta]] Tank '' | + | File:M1 Jackson 1.jpeg|''The [[M1A1 Jackson]], Main Battle Tank of the [[United Klingdom]] and the [[USA]] |
| + | File:Mhrone_invicta.jpg|''[[M-Throne Empire]] [[Invicta]] Main Battle Tank '' | ||
File:SmokBanner.png|''[[Polish]] Smok MKIII Main Battle Tank '' | File:SmokBanner.png|''[[Polish]] Smok MKIII Main Battle Tank '' | ||
| − | File:PantherTank.png|''[[Bavarian]] Panther Tank '' | + | File:PantherTank.png|''[[Bavarian]] Panther Main Battle Tank '' |
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===== Heavy ===== | ===== Heavy ===== | ||
| − | Heavy battle tanks are the big guns on a battlefield, having virtually sacrificed mobility for sheer damn firepower and ridiculous amounts of | + | Heavy battle tanks are the big guns on a battlefield, having virtually sacrificed mobility for sheer damn firepower and ridiculous amounts of armour to protect it. |
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File:Space Viking Heavy Tanks.png|''Space Viking Heavy Tanks'' | File:Space Viking Heavy Tanks.png|''Space Viking Heavy Tanks'' | ||
File:V4 Zephyr Class Heavy Tank.jpg|''V4 Zephyr Class Heavy Tank'' | File:V4 Zephyr Class Heavy Tank.jpg|''V4 Zephyr Class Heavy Tank'' | ||
| − | File:TTSJ Redemption Super Heavy Tank.jpg|''Time Traveling Super Jews Super Heavy Tank'' | + | File:TTSJ Redemption Super Heavy Tank.jpg|''[[Time Traveling Super Jews]] Super Heavy Tank'' |
| + | File:Kvtank.png|''USSSR Klimént Vorošílov Heavy Tank'' | ||
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===== Glider ===== | ===== Glider ===== | ||
| − | Glider hover tanks go virtually without | + | Glider hover tanks go virtually without armour or any other heavyweight components. Particularly advanced gliders might still employ force fields or lightweight materials in terms of defensive capability but the primary focus of a glider is speed and maneuverability. Gliders are used to get highly specialized weaponry into position as quickly as possible during a combat engagement. |
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===== Cruiser ===== | ===== Cruiser ===== | ||
| − | Cruiser hover tanks embrace a balanced design between flight capability and the weight considerations of heavy firepower and armor. Advanced cruisers almost always forsake | + | Cruiser hover tanks embrace a balanced design between flight capability and the weight considerations of heavy firepower and armor. Advanced cruisers almost always forsake armour in favor of force fields to minimize strain on the hover engines and maximize the capability for destructive power. This is the most common type of hover tank. |
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===== Floater ===== | ===== Floater ===== | ||
| − | A floater hover tank is a heavily armed and | + | A floater hover tank is a heavily armed and armoured vehicle which utilizes either massive amounts of hover-type engines or highly advanced flight teknologies to keep the flying fortress mobile. |
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File:Titan Gauss Tank.jpg|''[[M-Throne Empire]] Titan Gauss Tank'' | File:Titan Gauss Tank.jpg|''[[M-Throne Empire]] Titan Gauss Tank'' | ||
| + | File:Mobileordensfestung.png|''Space Nazi Mobile Ordensfestung "Wichsfresse"'' | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
=== Rolling Tank === | === Rolling Tank === | ||
| − | Rolling Tanks are large, | + | Rolling Tanks are large, armoured, self-propelled combat vehicles, armed with a varied array of weaponry and usually moving on wheels. These tanks are deployed in environments where terrain is not a significant consideration, such as a [[Battlescape]] dominated by roads or fields. There are many specifications of this Tank Class, ranging from medieval, [[magik]]-fuelled, battlewagons, to steam-powered armored carts, to diesel guzzling, heavily modified big rigs. |
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| − | File:Medivo Medieval Tank.jpg|''Medivo Medieval Tank'' | + | File:Medivo Medieval Tank.jpg|''[[Medivo]] Medieval Tank'' |
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
=== Walker Tank === | === Walker Tank === | ||
| − | Walker Tanks are very large, | + | Walker Tanks are very large, armoured, self-propelled combat vehicles, armed with heavy combat weaponry and ordnance and usually moving on mounted, mechanized legs. Walkers are highly mobile, capable of traversing a huge range of [[Battlescape]]s, but retain sturdiness and stability throughout most designs. There are a small group of design specifications in this Tank Class. |
===== Support ===== | ===== Support ===== | ||
| − | Support Walkers are not expected to go head to head against other | + | Support Walkers are not expected to go head to head against other armoured vehicles--Rather, they fill support roles such as scouting, infantry support, artillery, and transport. |
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===== Biped ===== | ===== Biped ===== | ||
| − | Biped walker tanks are usually massive tank bodies mounted on two mechanized legs. Biped walkers are typically the smallest found within the Class, sacrificing the advantages of a more heavily armed and | + | Biped walker tanks are usually massive tank bodies mounted on two mechanized legs. Biped walkers are typically the smallest found within the Class, sacrificing the advantages of a more heavily armed and armoured frame for maneuverability on dense battlefields. |
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===== Spider ===== | ===== Spider ===== | ||
| − | Spider walker tanks are walkers with three or more mechanized legs, appearing most commonly in quadrupedal form. This is the most general sort of walker tank and combines the advantage of easy mobility with the advantages of high output weaponry and solid | + | Spider walker tanks are walkers with three or more mechanized legs, appearing most commonly in quadrupedal form. This is the most general sort of walker tank and combines the advantage of easy mobility with the advantages of high output weaponry and solid armouring. |
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File:Assyrian Spider Tank.PNG|''[[Assyrian]] Spider Tank'' | File:Assyrian Spider Tank.PNG|''[[Assyrian]] Spider Tank'' | ||
| − | File:Scythian Tarantula Spider Tank.JPG|''Scythian "Tarantula" Spider Tank'' | + | File:Scythian Tarantula Spider Tank.JPG|''[[Scythian]] "Tarantula" Spider Tank'' |
File:Canadia_S143_WW_01.PNG|''[[Canadia Star Legion]] S-143 White Widow Spider Tank'' | File:Canadia_S143_WW_01.PNG|''[[Canadia Star Legion]] S-143 White Widow Spider Tank'' | ||
File:Nagyszel.png|''Magyar "Nagy Szél" Support Platform'' | File:Nagyszel.png|''Magyar "Nagy Szél" Support Platform'' | ||
| + | File:ImperialMarineSpiderTank.jpg|''Imperial Marine Spider Tank'' | ||
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=== Super Death Tanks === | === Super Death Tanks === | ||
| − | Super Death Tanks, or SDTs, are the most potent singular engagement combat vehicles in the BrikVerse. Armed with a staggering array of weaponry, from light automatics all the way up to the most massive earthshaking ordnance, and | + | Super Death Tanks, or SDTs, are the most potent singular engagement combat vehicles in the BrikVerse. Armed with a staggering array of weaponry, from light automatics all the way up to the most massive earthshaking ordnance, and armoured with plating the likes of which many [[starships]] never see, SDTs are the premiere death dealers on any battlefield they grace. |
While SDTs like the Assyrian Vanquisher or Trattorian SDT, some wish for more weaponry or manuverability, and so new types of tanks were created, like the Super Heavy Death Tank (SHeDT), of which the Briktopian Vindicator is a great example, the Super Hover Death Tank (SHoDT) such as the AN Tigershark. But even that didn't satisfy some and so they made the mightiest of SDT to cause mayhem and chaos across battlefields: the Super Heavy Hover Death Tank (SHe/HoDT). Sadly, the only example of this type of tank is only represented by the Prometheus MKIII. | While SDTs like the Assyrian Vanquisher or Trattorian SDT, some wish for more weaponry or manuverability, and so new types of tanks were created, like the Super Heavy Death Tank (SHeDT), of which the Briktopian Vindicator is a great example, the Super Hover Death Tank (SHoDT) such as the AN Tigershark. But even that didn't satisfy some and so they made the mightiest of SDT to cause mayhem and chaos across battlefields: the Super Heavy Hover Death Tank (SHe/HoDT). Sadly, the only example of this type of tank is only represented by the Prometheus MKIII. | ||
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File:45th Union Supertank.jpg|''[[45th Union]] Supertank'' | File:45th Union Supertank.jpg|''[[45th Union]] Supertank'' | ||
File:Assyrian Vanquisher Super Tank.PNG|''[[Assyrian]] "Vanquisher" Super Tank'' | File:Assyrian Vanquisher Super Tank.PNG|''[[Assyrian]] "Vanquisher" Super Tank'' | ||
| − | File:SuperDeathTank006.jpg|''Trattorian Super Death Tank'' | + | File:SuperDeathTank006.jpg|''[[Trattorian]] Super Death Tank'' |
| − | File:Prometheus MkIII Super Hover Death Tank.jpg|''Prometheus MkIII Super Heavy Hover Death Tank'' | + | File:Prometheus MkIII Super Hover Death Tank.jpg|''[[Prometheus MkIII]] Super Heavy Hover Death Tank'' |
| − | File:Scythian Orpheus Super Hover Death Tank.jpg|''Scythian "Orpheus" Super Hover Death Tank'' | + | File:Scythian Orpheus Super Hover Death Tank.jpg|''[[Scythian]] "Orpheus" Super Hover Death Tank'' |
| − | File:Scythian Orpheus MkII Super Hover Death Tank.jpg|''Scythian "Orpheus MkII" Super Hover Death Tank'' | + | File:Scythian Orpheus MkII Super Hover Death Tank.jpg|''[[Scythian]] "Orpheus MkII" Super Hover Death Tank'' |
| − | File:AN TigerShark Hover Tank.png|''AN TigerShark Super Hover Death Tank'' | + | File:AN TigerShark Hover Tank.png|''[[AN]] TigerShark Super Hover Death Tank'' |
| − | File:Briktopian Vindicator Super Heavy Death Tank.png|''Briktopian Vindicator Super Heavy Death Tank'' | + | File:Briktopian Vindicator Super Heavy Death Tank.png|''[[Briktopian]] Vindicator Super Heavy Death Tank'' |
| − | File:Brickville_Union_Gertrüde-B_SPSHA.jpg|''Brickville Union Gertrüde-B SPSHA'' | + | File:Brickville_Union_Gertrüde-B_SPSHA.jpg|''[[Brickville Union]] Gertrüde-B SPSHA'' |
| − | File:Krolsobieski4.png|''Polish "Król Sobieski" Super Tank Destroyer'' | + | File:Krolsobieski4.png|''[[Polish]] "Król Sobieski" Super Tank Destroyer'' |
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=== Apocalypse Tanks === | === Apocalypse Tanks === | ||
| − | Apocalypse Tanks are the largest category of tank known to minifigkind. They are disturbingly well | + | Apocalypse Tanks are the largest category of tank known to minifigkind. They are disturbingly well armoured (to the degree of actual [[defensive installations]]) mobile headquarters capable of supporting planetary scale tactical operations. These vehicles are equipped with the biggest, baddest, ultra long range ordnance batteries (even including ground-to-air and ground-to-space batteries) and regional shield generators capable of withstanding even orbital bombardment (on a large enough scale, even from [[capital ships]]). On the ground, Apocalypse Tanks are the most massive, meanest, most capable platforms of destruction BrikWars has to offer. |
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| − | File:MS Immortal Blood Wrath Apocalypse Assault Walker.jpg|''MicroScale Immortal "Blood Wrath" Apocalypse Assault Walker'' | + | File:MS Immortal Blood Wrath Apocalypse Assault Walker.jpg|''MicroScale [[Immortal]] "Blood Wrath" Apocalypse Assault Walker'' |
| − | File:Scythian Huntsman Apocalypse Command Tank.png|''Scythian "Huntsman" Apocalypse Command Tank'' | + | File:Scythian Huntsman Apocalypse Command Tank.png|''[[Scythian]] "Huntsman" Apocalypse Command Tank'' |
File:Hyperion.png|''[[M-Throne Empire]] [[Hyperion]] Tank'' | File:Hyperion.png|''[[M-Throne Empire]] [[Hyperion]] Tank'' | ||
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[[Category:Teknology]] | [[Category:Teknology]] | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 13 June 2015
Tanks are, without question, one of the most reliable vehicles that minifigs can call upon when carnage is the rule of the day, which is, of course, every day. Tanks are seen throughout many Rekonstruktions as a recycled teknology. Nothing is ever the same from Rekon to Rekon, however, and tanks are no exception. Due to their celebrated ability to capture the imaginations of minifigs everywhere and bring unadulterated joy to their little plastik hearts, thousands and thousands of designs have circulated through fluctuating Factions and Forces in every version of the universe. Even non-minifigs acknowledge their unrivaled awesomeness and badassery on the field of battle and several knock-off designs have surfaced as well.
The most common types of tanks in the BrikVerse belong to the family of designs, or the Class, called Battle Tank. As with anything in the BrikVerse, though, the level of customization does not stop there. The many Rekonstruktions, with all their varied Tek Levels, shifting circumstances, and ever-changing Battlescapes, have brought forth many other Classes of tank design and construction. It may therefore be best to define a tank in the BrikVerse as any armored heavy vehicle with powerful offensive capabilities, a war machine, primarily employed to dominate and control ground level engagements.
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Tank Class
The following outline the many various Tank Classes currently employed by BrikWarriors.
Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Infantry Fighting Vehicles, or IFVs have the combat capabilities of a light tank and the troop capacity of an APC.
USA M3 "Statesman" IFV
45th Union BMP
Battle Tank
Battle Tanks are armored, self-propelled combat vehicles, armed with a plethora of heavy combat weaponry and usually moving on caterpillar treads. These tanks are often designed to efficiently handle a variety of terrain types during combat engagements. This is the largest Tank Class and is used to designate many similar, but variant, specifications.
Light
Light tanks are relatively lightweight, being constructed without the heavier armour and weaponry found on other Battle Tanks, and tend toward skeletal systems and crew designs. These tanks are built to be highly agile, highly mobile weapons platforms or reconnaissance vehicles. Because of their lack of armour, they tend to be called 'light tanks' instead of 'light battle tanks', simply because they aren't meant to be in the thick of battle.
Gunnar-Grim Light Tank
Krakow Union 8TP "Dzik" Light Tank
M-Throne Empire Parvus Light Tank
Medium
Medium battle tanks follow a conventional, versatile design philosophy and embrace a balanced trifecta of mobility, offensive capability, and defensive capability. These tanks are the most commonly fielded support vehicles and usually appear in platoons.
NSST Medium Tank
Celestial Kingdom Yao Guai
Polish Żmija Stealth Tank
Assault Gun
Assault guns are bigger guns and howitzers mounted on an armoured, self-propelled frame. Their main purpose is to aid infantry forces, attacking fortifications or other infantry.
Magyar Zrinyi Assault Gun
Main
Main battle tanks are the lead tanks in many armies. They are the lynchpins around which revolve the most successful strategems. Main tanks are typically slower than other battle tanks but maintain a higher survivability ratio (through their heavier armour plating) and a greater offensive capability (through versatility or higher grade of weaponry).
Gamma Corps MAV-RIC Main Battle Tank
USA M1A5 "Diplomat" Main Battle Tank
45th Union GA-35B "Gladiator" Main Battle Tank
45th Union GA90E "Gladiator" Main Battle Tank
United Klingdom FV7031 "Champion" Main Battle Tank
USSSR T34000 Main Battle Tank
The M1A1 Jackson, Main Battle Tank of the United Klingdom and the USA
M-Throne Empire Invicta Main Battle Tank
Polish Smok MKIII Main Battle Tank
Bavarian Panther Main Battle Tank
Heavy
Heavy battle tanks are the big guns on a battlefield, having virtually sacrificed mobility for sheer damn firepower and ridiculous amounts of armour to protect it.
Praetorian Empire Zephyr Class Heavy Battle Tank
Space Viking Heavy Tanks
V4 Zephyr Class Heavy Tank
Time Traveling Super Jews Super Heavy Tank
USSSR Klimént Vorošílov Heavy Tank
Hover Tank
Hover Tanks are armored, self-propelled combat vehicles, armed with a variety of specialized weaponry and usually moving via some form of hover or flight teknology. While not always the most powerful of tanks, hover tanks are easily the most versatile. They are capable of ignoring most terrain difficulties and deploying in an extreme range of environments. Due to this vast utility, hover tanks are often equipped with unconventional weaponry and systems to enhance their tactical superiority. There are a handful of general specifications of this Tank Class.
Glider
Glider hover tanks go virtually without armour or any other heavyweight components. Particularly advanced gliders might still employ force fields or lightweight materials in terms of defensive capability but the primary focus of a glider is speed and maneuverability. Gliders are used to get highly specialized weaponry into position as quickly as possible during a combat engagement.
Personal Glider Hover Tank
Cruiser
Cruiser hover tanks embrace a balanced design between flight capability and the weight considerations of heavy firepower and armor. Advanced cruisers almost always forsake armour in favor of force fields to minimize strain on the hover engines and maximize the capability for destructive power. This is the most common type of hover tank.
Ketir-Iah Cruiser Hover Tank
Floater
A floater hover tank is a heavily armed and armoured vehicle which utilizes either massive amounts of hover-type engines or highly advanced flight teknologies to keep the flying fortress mobile.
M-Throne Empire Titan Gauss Tank
Space Nazi Mobile Ordensfestung "Wichsfresse"
Rolling Tank
Rolling Tanks are large, armoured, self-propelled combat vehicles, armed with a varied array of weaponry and usually moving on wheels. These tanks are deployed in environments where terrain is not a significant consideration, such as a Battlescape dominated by roads or fields. There are many specifications of this Tank Class, ranging from medieval, magik-fuelled, battlewagons, to steam-powered armored carts, to diesel guzzling, heavily modified big rigs.
Medivo Medieval Tank
Walker Tank
Walker Tanks are very large, armoured, self-propelled combat vehicles, armed with heavy combat weaponry and ordnance and usually moving on mounted, mechanized legs. Walkers are highly mobile, capable of traversing a huge range of Battlescapes, but retain sturdiness and stability throughout most designs. There are a small group of design specifications in this Tank Class.
Support
Support Walkers are not expected to go head to head against other armoured vehicles--Rather, they fill support roles such as scouting, infantry support, artillery, and transport.
USA Emancipator Support Platform
Biped
Biped walker tanks are usually massive tank bodies mounted on two mechanized legs. Biped walkers are typically the smallest found within the Class, sacrificing the advantages of a more heavily armed and armoured frame for maneuverability on dense battlefields.
A Hybridized Biped Walker
A Battlewalker
Spider
Spider walker tanks are walkers with three or more mechanized legs, appearing most commonly in quadrupedal form. This is the most general sort of walker tank and combines the advantage of easy mobility with the advantages of high output weaponry and solid armouring.
Assyrian Spider Tank
Scythian "Tarantula" Spider Tank
Canadia Star Legion S-143 White Widow Spider Tank
Magyar "Nagy Szél" Support Platform
Imperial Marine Spider Tank
Tank Designation
Where Tank Classes define groupings of design specifications, Tank Designations help to further define and classify individual vehicles. These categorizations can be applied to any Class or Specification, allowing for Super Heavy Death Hover Tanks or Apocalypse Spider Tanks, for instance.
Super Death Tanks
Super Death Tanks, or SDTs, are the most potent singular engagement combat vehicles in the BrikVerse. Armed with a staggering array of weaponry, from light automatics all the way up to the most massive earthshaking ordnance, and armoured with plating the likes of which many starships never see, SDTs are the premiere death dealers on any battlefield they grace.
While SDTs like the Assyrian Vanquisher or Trattorian SDT, some wish for more weaponry or manuverability, and so new types of tanks were created, like the Super Heavy Death Tank (SHeDT), of which the Briktopian Vindicator is a great example, the Super Hover Death Tank (SHoDT) such as the AN Tigershark. But even that didn't satisfy some and so they made the mightiest of SDT to cause mayhem and chaos across battlefields: the Super Heavy Hover Death Tank (SHe/HoDT). Sadly, the only example of this type of tank is only represented by the Prometheus MKIII.
45th Union Supertank
Assyrian "Vanquisher" Super Tank
Trattorian Super Death Tank
Prometheus MkIII Super Heavy Hover Death Tank
Scythian "Orpheus" Super Hover Death Tank
Scythian "Orpheus MkII" Super Hover Death Tank
AN TigerShark Super Hover Death Tank
Briktopian Vindicator Super Heavy Death Tank
Brickville Union Gertrüde-B SPSHA
Polish "Król Sobieski" Super Tank Destroyer
Apocalypse Tanks
Apocalypse Tanks are the largest category of tank known to minifigkind. They are disturbingly well armoured (to the degree of actual defensive installations) mobile headquarters capable of supporting planetary scale tactical operations. These vehicles are equipped with the biggest, baddest, ultra long range ordnance batteries (even including ground-to-air and ground-to-space batteries) and regional shield generators capable of withstanding even orbital bombardment (on a large enough scale, even from capital ships). On the ground, Apocalypse Tanks are the most massive, meanest, most capable platforms of destruction BrikWars has to offer.
MicroScale Immortal "Blood Wrath" Apocalypse Assault Walker
Scythian "Huntsman" Apocalypse Command Tank
M-Throne Empire Hyperion Tank
