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==Weapons and Equipment==
 
==Weapons and Equipment==
The Heavy Transport B1 as presented is armed with a [[SRM-2]], and armored with 4 ton of armor.<ref name=MW/> It features 7 tons of cargo capacity.
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The Heavy Transport B1 as presented is armed with a turret-mounted [[SRM-2]], and armored with 4 ton of armor.<ref name=MW/> It features 7 tons of cargo capacity.
  
 
==Variants==
 
==Variants==
Variants mentioned in the writeup present various armament options including the aforementioned SRM-2 version, one with a [[machine gun]], and one with a power amp and a [[small laser]].<ref name=MW/>
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Variants mentioned in the writeup present various armament options including the aforementioned SRM-2 version, one with a [[machine gun]], and one with a power amp and a [[small laser]].<ref name=MW/> No record sheets were published for any variant save the SRM-2 armed one.
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 08:26, 29 March 2016

Heavy Transport.JPG
Production information
Manufacturer
Mission
Type Wheeled
Technical specifications
Mass 20
Armor
Engine Class 80 ICE
Speed 86.4 km/h
Armament

1x SRM-2


Description

A militarized version of a generic catchall group of wheeled trucks presented in MechWarrior: The BattleTech Role Playing Game (first edition) with masses between 15 and 25 tons, the Heavy Transport B1 is an armed 20-ton wheeled truck.[1] A record sheet for the baseline model was published in Record Sheets Volume Five: Vehicles.

Weapons and Equipment

The Heavy Transport B1 as presented is armed with a turret-mounted SRM-2, and armored with 4 ton of armor.[1] It features 7 tons of cargo capacity.

Variants

Variants mentioned in the writeup present various armament options including the aforementioned SRM-2 version, one with a machine gun, and one with a power amp and a small laser.[1] No record sheets were published for any variant save the SRM-2 armed one.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 MechWarrior RPG, p. 59

Bibliography