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Bulldog Mk-14 Jetbike
A military jetbike usually found in
Imperial Guard scout units. The bike is fast and manoeuvrable but also
temperamental and difficult to maintain, meaning it is only used in
limited numbers.
Type: Hover vehicle
Size: Hulking
Armour: Front 12, Hull 10
Traits: Open, Anti-grav
Narrative speed: 75 kmph/ 150 kmph
Combat speed: 20/60/120/180/250
Handling modifier: -10
Armaments: Fixed forward-mounted twin-linked lasguns
Crew: 1
Passengers: 0
Access points: Open-topped, can be boarded and disembarked from any point
Peregrine Mk-5 Landspeeder
A
smaller cousin to the Adeptus Astartes Landspeeder, the Peregrine is
issued to Imperial Guard units for scouting and fast-attack missions.
The Peregrine usually mounts an missile launcher under the nose and a
passenger-crewed heavy bolter.
Type: Hover vehicle
Size: Hulking
Armour: Front 18, Hull 15
Traits: Open, Anti-grav
Narrative speed: 70 kmph/ 140 kmph
Combat speed: 15/50/100/150/200
Handling modifier: 0
Armaments: Forward hull heavy weapon mounting, Passenger-crewed heavy weapon mounting
Crew: 2 (Pilot, Gunner)
Passengers: 0
Access points: Open-topped, can be boarded and disembarked from any point
Civilian skycar
A
typical hover-vehicle owned by the well-to-do on many Imperial, Hive
and Forge worlds. The skycar is a blocky, robust vehicle but many
sports models exist which exhibit a sleeker, more dashing exterior.
Type: Hover vehicle
Size: Hulking
Armour: Hull 14, Rear 12
Traits: Open, Anti-grav
Narrative speed: 60 kmph/ 120 kmph
Combat speed: 12/40/80/120/180
Handling modifier: 0
Armaments: None
Crew: 1
Passengers: 4
Access points: Open-topped, can be boarded and disembarked from any point
‘Stalker’ Transport Walker
Stalkers
are large 4-legged relatives of the Sentinel. They are found on
numerous worlds, for example they see heavy use on Guytoga in the
sprawling megalopolis of Salt City where they are favoured for their
ability to pick their way through the narrow streets.
Many stalkers
are owned by civilians and some can be decked out in sumptuous wood
panelling and with silk awnings hanging over the passenger compartment.
Type: Walker
Size: Enormous
Armour: Front 12, Legs 10
Traits: All Terrain, Open
Narrative speed: 20 kmph/ 40 kmph
Combat speed: 5/12/25/35/50
Handling modifier: 0
Armaments: None
Crew: 1
Passengers: 10
Access points: Open-topped, can be boarded and disembarked from any point
Special: While the rear passenger compartment is open-topped, the driver sits in a forward cabin which is totally enclosed.
Haha, well I suppose there are a few likenesses! But GW did it first! The Bulldog is an old Rogue Trader vehicle, and the Stalker is a personal adaptation of the Sentinel, which itself is a GW-knock-off of an AT-ST!
This is cool, but if you read the 40k stuff it is stated that the imperium can't make a jetbike anymore. The only one in the entire imperial arsenal belongs to Sammael.
Depends on what sources you read. Personally I like the idea of jetbikes, so I use them (although rarely) in my games. If you don't like them, don't use them; it's as simple as that.
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