Maybe both would be best? You can email me at [email protected]
(ps - excellent observation on the road wheels! One of the identifiers using the HATS method - Hull, Armament, Turret, Suspension)
About Face(ing)
Lebatron said:
Super simple facing rules.
In the arc of the front 3 hexes a vehicle may fire without penalty. To fire outside of this arc a vehicle must either turn or rotate its turret. If the vehicle rotates its turret to fire it suffers a -1 die penalty to its concentrated fire attack roll. If the vehicle must turn to fire it suffers a -2 die penalty to its concentrated fire attack roll.
In the arc of the front 3 hexes a vehicle may fire without penalty. To fire outside of this arc a vehicle must either turn or rotate its turret. If the vehicle rotates its turret to fire it suffers a -1 die penalty to its concentrated fire attack roll. If the vehicle must turn to fire it suffers a -2 die penalty to its concentrated fire attack roll.
Half-tracks have MGs. They are is treated as a Turreted Vehicles?
Lebatron said:
When performing a fire and move action (remember turretless vehicles may not fire and move, see below)
But they can move and fire forward, against a target in their face, in their arc of fire (not in targets out of their arc of fire).