Record Book Twelve: UK & US Newsletter Mechs
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| MFUK Record Sheets Twelve | |
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| Product information | |
| Type | Record Sheets |
| Development | Bob Nicholls |
| Primary writing | Jos Williams & Phil Johansson |
| Pages | 54 |
| Illustrations | N/A |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | MechForce United Kingdom |
| First published | 1999 |
| Content | |
Description
MFUK Record Sheets Twelve contains record sheets originally printed in editions of Comnet and MechForce Quarterly. As well as the record sheet a Battle Value (1.0) is also included for each unit. Although titled Newsletter Mechs the book also included 12 vehicle record sheets.
Contents
- BattleMechs
- Cannonball CNB-1
- Redcap RCMP-1
- Kite KT-1E
- Rattlesnake JN7-31
- Prowler PWL-R6
- Pulsar PLR-5A
- Pulsar PLR-6A
- Dervish IIC
- Ranger RGR-7A
- Champion CHP-1N
- Thunderbolt TDR-9W
- Hydra
- Riflebear GB
- Shortbow ARC-2SB
- Cossack MADCOS-3C
- Paris PA-1S
- Paris PA-2S
- Hatamoto-Samurai
- Hatamoto-Hi
- Hatamoto-Mizo
- Hatamoto-Chi 3060
- Hatamoto-Kaze
- Hatamoto-Ku
- Rifleman IIA
- Rifleman IIB
- Dreadnought MkI
- Ironclad MkII
- Full Metal Jacket MkIII
- Monitor MkIIIC
- Highlander IIC
- Bane SRM
- Battlerider BR-3K
- JagerMech IIC-V2
- Katyusha 1A
- Katyusha 1B
- Kodiak GB
- Ragnarok RGK-Mk1
- Stone Rhino V2
- Zeus ZEU-X
- Vehicles
- Spartha Recon Hover
- Martiobarbuli SP
- Bulldog IIC
- Goblin IIC APC
- Patton IIC MBT
- Rommel IIC MBT
- Dominator A
- Dominator B
- Plainsmaster Hover
- Hammer Assault Hover
- Michaelson Scout VTOL
- Michaelson Attack VTOL