Kli-San Battle Tank (Current Edition - Presupported)

Designer

Nate Feyma

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Ingen

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Digital Goods

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Designer commercial

Cults3D commercial license

Først set

2026-09-14 19:50

Sidst set

2026-09-15 00:15

Tags

Vehicles & Machines Tabletop Wargaming Sci-fi

Beskrivelse

This is the most current version of the Kli-San Tank and has been rebuilt from the ground up compared to the original and deluxe kits. Those remain available should you so desire them. The Kli-San is the standard battle tank of the Krevarian Dragoons, but is also found in service with other formations and is even produced for export to allies and trustworthy mercenary groups. The original specification called for an easily-transportable and sturdy universal tank capable of operating in the most hostile environments. The final design is tall for a frontline tank, but its height results in a roomy interior with plenty of space for life support equipment, extended consumables storage, and even enough room for the crew to sleep in shifts inside the vehicle. As a result of its sturdy and easily modifiable design, the Kli-San is the longest-lived tank in Krevarian service and is produced by most major fortress-cities of the Krevar March. As one might expect, this has led to a number of local variants and modifications to the original chassis over its long lifespan, and it is not uncommon for several marks of Kli-San to serve alongside each other. Early Kli-San variants are distinguished by low return rollers, external stowage, and a secondary weapons turret in the front hull. The turret of the early marks was equipped with an independently-elevating secondary weapons station in a roughly cylindrical hull. Middle production variants (the most widely produced to date) can be distinguished by their highly-placed return rollers - a choice made to further increase internal hull space, although that space is often taken up by sponson-mounted weapons. These variants also often trade the hull turret for a smaller gun mount with fewer shot traps, more vision ports for the driver, and a better-armored turret that moves the secondary mounts to the main turret mantlet. Later production tracks often return to the lower return rollers, with the hull extending above them for additional