Barnaby

Overview and History

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Vehicle Specifications			General Stats
Name:	Barnaby		Threat Value:	787
Vehicle Type:	Tractor/Trailer		Offensive Value:	0
Production Type:	Mass Produced		Defensive Value:	135
Cost:	294,750.00 dinars		Miscellaneous Value:	2,225
Manufacturer:	Territorial Arms		Size:	12
Use:	Troop Transport		Original Default Size:	9
Height:	9.74 meters		Indv. Lemon Dice:	3
Length:	16.47 meters		Crew:	2
Width:	9.50 meters		Bonus Actions:	1
Avg. Armor Thickness:	51.2mm
Armor Material:	Durasheet		Armor
Standard Op. Weight:	51,845 kg		Light Damage:	16
Primary Move Mode:	Ground (93.8 kph)		Heavy Damage:	32
Secondary Move Mode:	( kph)		Overkill:	48
Deployment Range:	1000 km
Sensor Range:	5 km		Vehicle Availability
Communication Range:	10 km		Availability Threshhold:	2
Powerplant:	Diesel		Max Number on Field:	unlimited
Engine Output:	2225hp
			Movement
Electronics			Primary Move Mode:	Ground
Sensors:	-1		Combat Speed:	8
Communications:	0		Top Speed:	16
Fire Control:	-3		Secondary Move Mode:
			Combat Speed:
			Top Speed:
			Maneuver:	-2

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Weapons

Quantity	Name	Code	Arc	ACC	Damage	Range	ROF	Ammo	Special

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Perks

Name	Rating	Game Effects	AUX
HEP: Desert		-
Improved Off-Road		- 1 MP cost, minimum 1 MP
Military Crew Accom	2	Military Crew Accomodations
Reinforced Chassis		Absorbs first "Structural" hit
Rugged Movement System		Absorbs first "Movement" hit
Passenger Seating	5	Seats for 5 passengers
Searchlight	2	FF Arc; Rating times 50 meters	AUX
Vehicle Bay	13	Up to 13 size points in vehicles	AUX

Flaws

Name	Rating	Game Effects
Large Sensor Profile	2	Subtract rating from Concealment
Annoyance		Cramped passenger seating
Annoyance		Deficient ventilation system

Defects

Name	Rating	Game Effects

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Variants

There are no variants.

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Designer Notes

Created during the War of the Alliance to replace the then-obsolete Mother Springer, the Barnaby was noticably sturdier and faster than its predecessor. Its tempered steel armor, while extremely cheap and cost efficient, was replaced with the more standard durasheet plating that is the trademark of the late 19th and 20th century military vehicles. Many of the engineers who worked on the model were inspired by the northern Behemoth and copied most of its flaws along with its advantages. For instance, the Barnaby has cramped passenger seats and a poor ventilation system which does little toimprove morale of the crew. The Barnaby also has a very large radar signature and attracts a great deal more attention than it should, sometimes jeopardizing missions of a more discreet nature. Compared to the Behemoth, however, the Barnaby has benefitted from several improvements, mostly on its movement system. It is substantially faster and handles rough terrain more easily than the Behemoth. Its wheels and axles have been reinforced to withstand greater damage, and its diesel engine generates twice as much power as the Northern transport. Better yet, the Barnaby is slightly cheaper than the Behemoth, demonstrating once more the superior skill and efficiency of Southern engineers.

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