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GAR HAVw A6 Juggernaut

HAVw A6 Juggernaut
[Source: Star Wars: Episode III]

The HAVw A6 Juggernaut, more commonly known as the Juggernaut, the clone turbo tank, or simply the turbo tank, was a heavily armed and armored ten-wheeled tank manufactured by Kuat Drive Yards. They were used as military transports by the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. Following the Galactic Republic's transition into the Galactic Empire, the A6 was succeeded by the HCVw A9 turbo tank by 0 BBY.

Production information

> Manufacturer: Kuat Drive Yards
> Product line: Juggernaut series
> Model: HAVw A6 Juggernaut
> Class: Tank

Technical information

> Armament:
Heavy laser cannon turret (1)
Rapid repeating laser cannon (1)
Medium anti-personnel laser cannons (2)
Twin blaster cannons (2)
Rocket/grenade launchers (2)
> Crew:
Pilot (12)
Gunners (8)
> Passengers:
50-300 troops, depending on internal configuration

Instructions [Pilot]

01.) Go through one of the hatches/doors of the Juggernaut to reach the inside. Once Inside, proceed to enter one of the cockpits (Front or Rear).

02.) When seated, go to the control panel and select the appropriate remote control: “*1* PIlot [Front Cockpit]” or “*2* PIlot [Rear Cockpit]”. A third remote control (*3* Gunner [Rapid Repeating Heavy Laser Cannon]) is available to operate the Rapid Repeating Heavy Laser Cannon located above the rear cockpit. It can only be operated when no other driver is present controlling the main remote controls.


Controls [Pilot (Front)][Toolbar 01]:
[1]: Twin Antipersonnel Blaster Cannons - (Fire)
[2]: Twin Antipersonnel Blaster Cannons – (Deploy/Retract)
[3]: Rocket/Grenade launchers - (Fire)
[4]: Rocket/Grenade launchers - (Deploy/Retract)
[5]: Upper Heavy Laser Cannon - (Fire)
[6]: Turret [Lock][ Upper Heavy Laser Cannon] - (Lock/Unlock)
[7]: Camera [Upper Heavy Laser Cannon] – (View)
[8]: Medium anti-personnel laser cannons - (Deploy/Retract)
[9]: Front Spotlights – (On/Off)

Controls [Pilot (Front)][Toolbar 02]:
[1]: Antenna – (On/Off)
[2]: -Mast - (Deploy/Retract)
[3]: Left Door [01] – (Open/Close)
[4]: Right Door [01] – (Open/Close)
[5]: -Empty-
[6]: Rear Deployment Hatch – (Open/Close)
[7]: -Empty-
[8]: -Empty-
[9]: Rear Spotlights – (On/Off)


Controls [Pilot (Rear)][Toolbar 01]:
[1]: Rapid Repeating Heavy Laser Cannon - (Fire)
[2]: -Empty-
[3]: Rear Deployment Hatch – (Open/Close)
[4]: -Empty-
[5]: -Empty-
[6]: -Empty-
[7]: -Empty-
[8]: Front Spotlights – (On/Off)
[9]: Rear Spotlights – (On/Off)

Controls [Pilot (Rear)][Toolbar 02]:
[1]: Antenna – (On/Off)
[2]: -Empty-
[3]: -Empty-
[4]: -Empty-
[5]: -Empty-
[6]: -Empty-
[7]: -Empty-
[8]: -Empty-
[9]: -Empty-


Controls [Gunner (Rapid Repeating Heavy Laser Cannon)][Toolbar 01]:
[1]: Rapid Repeating Heavy Laser Cannon - (Fire)
[2]: Camera [Rapid Repeating Heavy Laser Cannon] – (View)
[3]: Turret [Lock][Rapid Repeating Heavy Laser Cannon] - (Lock/Unlock)
[4]: -Empty-
[5]: -Empty-
[6]: -Empty-
[7]: -Empty-
[8]: -Empty-
[9]: -Empty-

*NOTES:

[1] - Due to similarities between Sauron2012's Juggernaut and mine, i had uploaded WIP shots of my progress to show that it was built from the ground up.

[2] – Spawn the Juggernaut around ~+8.0 meters from the ground to prevent it from converting to a station

[3] – The Juggernaut can be rather unstable when moving at high speeds/very rough terrain. Please use caution when operating the vehicle.


Additional Credits:

>Automatic LCDs 2 by "MMaster":
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=822950976&searchtext=automatic+lcds

>(DX11) Star Wars Weapons by "Razortron":
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=598138548

> Whip's Mouse Aimed Rotor Turret Script:
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=944915802

>Whip's Subgrid Wheel Control Script:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1445055239

>Whip's Image To LCD Converter:
http://forum.keenswh.com/threads/tool-whips-image-to-lcd-converter.7393443/

A big thank you to all of those who helped gather testing data of the HAVw A6 Juggernaut for me. Another thanks to BruceLeedleLee for helping me design a connection between the large grid chassis and the small grid body.