In response to the rising number of landkreuzers fielded by the Central Powers, the Entente began to develop their own. The first to see battle was the Valeur-Class troop transport, designed to ferry troops across the no-man's land where it would deploy a folding ramp and disgorge a regiment of soldiers. Nicknamed the "Rest Camp" by American soldiers due to the flimsiness of the ramp and the exposed run down it, it was phased out as a combat transport two years after introduction in favor of shields to cover the advancement of troops. It however served as a mid and frontline defensive unit, doubling as a barracks and artillery piece capable of direct fire on enemy landkreuzers. Its command bridge had four spotter platforms that were later fitted with anti-air weapons mid-war to stop enemy Wespe from getting too detailed reports of troop movements.

I saw last night I had gotten 30 subs and I looked over and saw my graph pad open to this tank design, so I decided to build it, ground out about 7 hours of work on it, and made a limited interior, but as always, feel free to customize it as you feel fit.

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I will update with more pictures when PMC stops hating me for uploading.