Grendel APC

[ASmallWarpRift]

Name: Grendel Armoured Personnel Carrier
Designation: Grendel
Company: Nemisis Co.
Armament: Crisis Heavy bore assault cannon
Maximum Speed: 50 Mph
Number of Crew: 2 Drivers, 1 Gunner
Transport Capacity: 12 Soldiers and equipment


Front view

Another front view

Side view

Another side view

Rear view

The Grendel is a line breaker designed to smash holes in an opponent's defence, trampling men and fortifications alike under its huge treads. Armed with a heavy assault cannon to deal with infantry the Grendel is capable of laying waste to entire squads in scant seconds. Featuring a transport capacity of twelve men plus equipment, it is ideal for punching a hole in the enemy defences and then deploying troops to hold the ground.

The DarkFire Knights currently use the Grendel to transport regular infantry from A to B on the battlefield as well as Line breaking when the need arises

Design Notes
Yes its a Bawkse
I basically stuck my old Bawkse onto this bigger chassis, turret comes from a Chima set. I have plans for a radar station of some description to be mounted on the back to fill the empty space.

Comments and criticism are appreciated!

[Duerer]

Maybe it would help to make the treads less exposed on that APC or even giving the turret more armor.
Other than that, I really like the idea of a giant moving fortress, rolling through heavy fortifications and spewing out shitloads of figs.

[ASmallWarpRift]

I'll start armouring up the turret soon, though I'm not to keen on the turret itself. I had an idea for armouring up the tracks I'll meddle with it and post some pictures.

[Kalvinator]

I too am a user of the 'giant box" transports
Best way to fit the top amount of figs.

Like Duerer said, the treads could use a bit less exposure, but I kinda like how it looks like a giant snow vehicle.

Of course since it's brikwars: Moar dakka

*Edit:
Giant snow vehicle- Snow Trac:

[Bluefog]

I like the boxy design but suggest a bit of greebling on top. Draw some of the attention away from all of the exposed studs. Overall though, it's cool looking.