Assyrian Vanquisher Super Tank
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 11:35 pm
The Assyrians started building tanks with the Artemis...
It was a light tank, but still deadly in the heat of battle.
But they needed something more, so the ASE developed the Mars as a MßT.
It fought well and destroyed many foes...
But it wasn't an invincible machine of death.
So, due to their collective shortcomings, ASE engineers decided the only logical solution was to create one massive super tank by combining the Artemis and the Mars. I present to you the Vanquisher Super Tank, the product of three and a half long days of building and designing.
At 14 bricks high, this is more of a moving bunker than a tank. It almost wants to break the whole tank category.
The Vanquisher has enough guns to kill your army in one turn. The side sponsons are both armed with a traditional mini gun and a large Vulcan Cannon for rapid fire against armoured targets. In PMoGR2010R2 the Assyrian Dreadnought which shredded a number of 45th Union tanks is armed with one of these big Vulcan Cannons.
The secondary gun is a Phase-Plasma Pulse Cannon. It will melt the thickest bunker walls in no time.
And then on top, the main cannon is an Independently Targeting Particle Beam Phalanx. You could fry half a city with this thing. The weapons on this tank give new meaning to the phrase Technological Arrogance. Oh, and yea, the turret's got a gunner with an Auto Cannon and another minigun.
A major flaw with the Artemis and Mars was that they didn't have easy access. You had to get in through the roof hatch. Not on the Vanquisher... Let's take a look inside.
Seven ASE soldiers are riding in the back. The Vanquisher can drop them off after taking a leisurely stroll through the front of the enemy lines.
The inside-crew sits up front. The captain (Red Epaulettes) gives orders and shit while the guy on the right drives and the guy on the left operates the main gun. The Captain helps out with firing the guns on the side sponsons and stuff when needed. These three plus the two gunners on the outside form the 5-member crew of the Vanquisher. Oh, and the mini-gun hooked on the wall there is just in case somebody manages to make it behind the tank and tries to break in. I'm not sure how that could possibly happen, but better safe than sorry right? The gunner just has to pick it up and blast away.
And to end, here's the Vanquisher on patrol. Notice how it takes up the entire road?
It was a light tank, but still deadly in the heat of battle.
But they needed something more, so the ASE developed the Mars as a MßT.
It fought well and destroyed many foes...
But it wasn't an invincible machine of death.
So, due to their collective shortcomings, ASE engineers decided the only logical solution was to create one massive super tank by combining the Artemis and the Mars. I present to you the Vanquisher Super Tank, the product of three and a half long days of building and designing.
At 14 bricks high, this is more of a moving bunker than a tank. It almost wants to break the whole tank category.
The Vanquisher has enough guns to kill your army in one turn. The side sponsons are both armed with a traditional mini gun and a large Vulcan Cannon for rapid fire against armoured targets. In PMoGR2010R2 the Assyrian Dreadnought which shredded a number of 45th Union tanks is armed with one of these big Vulcan Cannons.
The secondary gun is a Phase-Plasma Pulse Cannon. It will melt the thickest bunker walls in no time.
And then on top, the main cannon is an Independently Targeting Particle Beam Phalanx. You could fry half a city with this thing. The weapons on this tank give new meaning to the phrase Technological Arrogance. Oh, and yea, the turret's got a gunner with an Auto Cannon and another minigun.
A major flaw with the Artemis and Mars was that they didn't have easy access. You had to get in through the roof hatch. Not on the Vanquisher... Let's take a look inside.
Seven ASE soldiers are riding in the back. The Vanquisher can drop them off after taking a leisurely stroll through the front of the enemy lines.
The inside-crew sits up front. The captain (Red Epaulettes) gives orders and shit while the guy on the right drives and the guy on the left operates the main gun. The Captain helps out with firing the guns on the side sponsons and stuff when needed. These three plus the two gunners on the outside form the 5-member crew of the Vanquisher. Oh, and the mini-gun hooked on the wall there is just in case somebody manages to make it behind the tank and tries to break in. I'm not sure how that could possibly happen, but better safe than sorry right? The gunner just has to pick it up and blast away.
And to end, here's the Vanquisher on patrol. Notice how it takes up the entire road?
Your right this isn't a tank... it's a PARV.
