looking 4 military vehicle statistics

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#1

joemomma78

Sep 03, 2009 18:37:31

New the forum & the web site. I'm in dire need of military vehicle statistics. I have the d20 modern, weapon locker, urban arcana, menace manual, & critical location books. I mainly looking 4 tanks, helicoptor, & air plane statistic. Since little is in the books I turn to u guys 4 help. All help will a appreciated!


ps stats on mines also

#2

narukagami

Sep 03, 2009 19:14:35

I believe this has everything you're looking for:


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www.amazon.com/Military-Vehicles-around-...

#3

narukagami

Sep 03, 2009 20:35:49

Oh, I should mention you'll need the d20 Mecha SRD with it. You can find that online for free.


I'm trying to find the website for the version of the PDF I use, if I can't find it I'll upload the PDF to megaupload or rapidshare or something.

#4

rustam1

Sep 04, 2009 9:15:50

I highly recommend ...


 Crazy IronStar's Used Car Lot


found in the Useful D20 modern links  sticky...


Examples:


Lockheed C-130J Hercules
Tactical and intratheater airlift aircraft
The C-130 Hercules is one of the most versatile military transport planes used today. It has a crew of five; two pilots, a navigator, flight engineer, and a loadmaster. The C-130 J is powered by four Rolls-Royce AE2100D3 turboprop engines. It is 20 squares long and 8 squares wide, with a 28 square wingspan.

Crew: 5, Passenger(s): 0, Cargo Capacity: 42 tons, Initiative: -8, Maneuver: -8, Top Speed: 659 (66), Defense: 2, Hardness: 5, Hit Points: 58, Size: Colossal, Purchase DC: 54, Restriction: Mil (+3)

Bell AH-1 Cobra
Attack helicopter
The AH-1 Cobra helicopter is designed for anti-armor and close support. It has a crew of two; one pilots (in rear), and one copilot/gunner (in front). The Cobra is powered by two General Electric T700-GE-401 turboshaft engines. It is 12 squares long and 2 squares wide, with a 10 square rotorspan.

Crew: 2, Passenger(s): 0, Cargo Capacity: 200 lb., Initiative: -4, Maneuver: -3, Top Speed: 308 (31), Defense: 6, Hardness: 5, Hit Points: 42, Size: Gargantuan, Purchase DC: 48, Restriction: Mil (+3)

Boeing AH-64 Apache
Attack helicopter
The AH-64 Apache helicopter is designed for attack and reconnaissance. It has a crew of two; one pilots, and one copilot/gunner. The Apache is powered by two General Electric T700-GE-701C engines. It is 12 squares long and 3 squares wide, with a 10 square rotorspan.

Crew: 2, Passenger(s): 0, Cargo Capacity: 200 lb., Initiative: -4, Maneuver: -3, Top Speed: 400 (40), Defense: 6, Hardness: 5, Hit Points: 42, Size: Gargantuan, Purchase DC: 49, Restriction: Mil (+3)


 

#5

rustam1

Sep 05, 2009 16:10:11

okay how about this?


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Mk941-U SSBN Typhoon-class Submarine
The Typhoon is powered by two nuclear water reactors. It is a strategic missile submarine and has a maximum depth of about 1,300 feet. The Typhoon is 8 squares wide and 113 squares long.

Crew: 160, Passenger(s): 0, Cargo Capacity: 70 tons, Initiative: -8, Maneuver: -8, Top Speed: 29 (3), Defense: 2, Hardness: 15, Hit Points: 210, Size: Colossal, Purchase DC: ?, Restriction: Mil (+3)

Mk971-U SSN Akula-class Submarine
The Akula is powered by a nuclear water reactor. "Akula," means shark in Russian. It is an attack submarine and has a maximum depth of about 1,970. The Akula is 7 squares wide and 73 squares long.

Crew: 73, Passenger(s): 0, Cargo Capacity: 40 tons, Initiative: -8, Maneuver: -8, Top Speed: 38 (4), Defense: 2, Hardness: 15, Hit Points: 110, Size: Colossal, Purchase DC: ?, Restriction: Mil (+3)

SSN-774 Virginia-class NSSN Attack Submarine
The SSN-774 is powered by an S9G pressure water reactor or a TTC pressurized water reactor. The SSN-774 is 7 squares wide and 71 squares long.

Crew: 113, Passenger(s): 0, Cargo Capacity: 20 tons, Initiative: -8, Maneuver: -8, Top Speed: 30 (3), Defense: 2, Hardness: 15, Hit Points: 104, Size: Colossal, Purchase DC: 65, Restriction: Mil (+3)


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those are from Crazy Ironhorse's Used Car Lot thread, too.


also try making your own using Building Vehicle Statistics


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