STK-2A Redditch

Manufacture: GREAT DANE COMPANY / Model: STK-2A / Name: Redditch / Design: 1538 Year / Type: Small tank "Private military company G. D. C protects your security and peace" overview: On May 29, 1537, the small tank "STK-1A Bremer" secretly engaged in a mock combat with the infantry in preparation for a full-scale war with the "Northern Union". As a result, "Bremer" was the result of a great war that overwhelmed the infantry from beginning to end, and the officers who visited this mock combat praised G. D. C. However, there was a problem with the "Bremer" designed from experimental trials. Due to the small size of the ammunition depot, ammunition shortages are likely to occur in long-term battles. Since it is not equipped with rifle firearms, there are problems such as lack of annihilation power of infantry. The next mechanical weapon developed by G. D. C to solve these problems is the small tank "STK-2A Redditch". "Redditch" succeeded in increasing the annihilation power of the infantry against the front of the car body by mounting a rifle firearm on the upper part of the main gun that adopted a fixed battery. In addition, the ammunition storage has been expanded to about twice the size of the "Bremer" to enable long-term operation, and a water storage area for fire extinguishing has been established to ensure fire response capabilities. .. From the above, "Redditch" will be praised again by the Republican army as fully upward compatible with "Bremer". Then, mass production of "Redditch" will start in earnest on March 7, 1538, but this fact will be hidden by the clever information control of the Republican army until the beginning of the Second Northern War. became. * This is fiction specification: Manufacturing cost: 378 $ Maintenance cost: 6 $ Gross weight: 675/5670 Maximum speed: 119km / h Crew: 8 Recommended Crew: 7 Coal: 12 Ammunition: 48 Water: 6 Repair: 0 Supply: 6/8 Command time: 9 seconds