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Description

After the devastation of the Imperial Invasion, Gallia sought to vary up their tanks, based on the success of the unique Edelweiss. As a result, the Type-36 series of tanks were built. Several different designs, were built, with two versions of each class of tank, and several APC designs as well.

After producing a lot of Model A's, the design was panned as being almost entirely inferior to the original GLT, and so it made few good impressions.

(This tank is clearly inspired by the Renault FT-17 WW1 tank. An interesting detail, is that there are no lower wheels, which would make driving it EXTREMELY difficult.)

Built: approx. 1937 EC
Designer: Breda
Number Built: ~1,000
Crew: 2
Armor: 10mm
Weight: 6.2 t
Length: 13 ft, 1 in
Width: 6 ft, 7 in
Height: 7 ft, 11 in
Main Armament: Breda 20/50mm PaK Cannon, Erma 7.92mm TMG
Engine: 2000 RPM, 180 hp
Speed: 28 mph

Description

After the devastation of the Imperial Invasion, Gallia sought to vary up their tanks, based on the success of the unique Edelweiss. As a result, the Type-36 series of tanks were built. Several different designs, were built, with two versions of each class of tank, and several APC designs as well.

After producing a lot of Model A's, the design was panned as being almost entirely inferior to the original GLT, and so it made few good impressions.

(This tank is clearly inspired by the Renault FT-17 WW1 tank. An interesting detail, is that there are no lower wheels, which would make driving it EXTREMELY difficult.)

Built: approx. 1937 EC
Designer: Breda
Number Built: ~1,000
Crew: 2
Armor: 10mm
Weight: 6.2 t
Length: 13 ft, 1 in
Width: 6 ft, 7 in
Height: 7 ft, 11 in
Main Armament: Breda 20/50mm PaK Cannon, Erma 7.92mm TMG
Engine: 2000 RPM, 180 hp
Speed: 28 mph