Her Majesty's Grav Tanks

North-class grav APCs stand ready to move troops into battle. Two anti-air variants provide cover.

Models are GZG DSM-123 ("VIRNAZH medium grav APC/MICV"). The anti-air turret comes from GZG turret pack DSM-145.

Two Intrepid and four Indomitable AFVs fill the light-armor role.

Models are GZG DSM-114 ("AVRAZH medium grav APC"). The missile rack turret comes from GZG turret pack DSM-145.

Powell light tanks, with two different turret configurations.

Models are GZG DSM-111 ("KIVRUZH medium grav tank"). The rightmost turrets come from GZG turret pack DSM-145.

And the Schwartzkopf main battle tanks provide muscle where it's needed most. (Secret to getting things named after you: master maneuver warfare? No. Have a name like "Schwartzkopf.")

Models are GZG DSM-116 ("PORUZH heavy grav tank"). The railgun (longer single-barrel) turret comes from GZG turret pack DSM-145.

M-238 Clydesdales with their 450mm low-velocity mass drivers can drop the hammer on those pesky infantry - and on bystanders, refugees, infrastructure, foliage, and just about anything else.

GZG DF-A01 ("JUPITER tracked heavy SP artillery").

M-231 Llamas are an able alternative when the bigger guns aren't needed.

GZG DF-A02 ("NOVA tracked SP artillery").

The Aussies weigh in with the Wallabee combat engineering vehicle and the Walkabout bridgelayer.

GZG DF-S17 ("DEIMOS combat engineering vehicle") and Brigade SF-300-201h ("Boyd Bridgelayer Tank").

The M-197 antiaircraft chain gun emplacement helps the troops sleep a little easier at night. They've been known to bring down choppers, attack planes, missiles - and even a flock of ducks for some variety in the chow line.

Brigade SF-300-309 ("Fixed AA Mount").

And of course you can't take territory without boys on the ground to make it happen.

GZG DSM-127 ("NAC Infantry Platoon" - rifle, SAW, and rocket launcher), Brigade SF-300-5001 (generic infantry mortar).

GEV skimmers give the foot-sloggers a bit more mobility on a rapidly-shifting battlefield.

DSM-144 ("NAC Skimmers").

Powered armor throws hard-shelled tenacity into the mix, shrugging off shrapnel and less-powerful infantry weapons.

GZG DSM-128 ("NAC Power Armor Platoon" - 5 different weapon loadouts).

The ultimate in personal armor, Hound Dog support walkers are half-man, half-tank. Just small enough to crouch behind sandbags, but just large enough to lay down lethally heavy fire.

GZG DSM-139 ("Hound Dog," rear models), DSM-140 ("Hound Dog Support," front models).

H-96 Kestrel attack/transport choppers stand by to insert troops.

GZG DF-V08 ("SV-12 Scout/Recon VTOL").

Hot LZ? H-96a Raptor gunships can cool things down in a hurry.

GZG DF-V06 ("ARIES Attack VTOL").

The F/A-191 Ghost patrols that tenuous frontier between nap-of-earth and the gunboats in orbit ...

GZG DF-V10 ("PHOENIX aerospace strike fighter").

... leaving a clear path for the B-178 Sasquatch to do its grisly work.

GZG DF-V09 ("VALDERIK Ground Support Fighter").

An army is nothing without good logistics. A squadron of C-241 Iroquois stand ready to airlift food, machines, troops, or anything else not nailed down.

GZG DF-V04 ("BOXCAR infantry transport VTOL").

Larger cousin to the Iroquois, the C-268 Seminole chassis found a second life as the infantry-support AC-268 Tlingit.

GZG DF-V05 ("SUPER BOXCAR Heavy Lift VTOL") (Tlingit was modified using turrets from GZG turret packs DSM-145 and DSM-146).

And finally, with a quick swap of turrets, the Schwartzkopf chassis turns into an armored fist of Traveller's Third Imperium. But that's another time, and another story ... .