Battletech compatible medium turret variant: Armored Sniper-E

Sniper-E provides long-range dual PPC coverage.  Double damage each round brings this energy ball spewin' machine to the front of the line.  To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.  

The middle child of the Level 2 series, the medium turret is formidable.  Easily matched to light and medium mechs, these up-armored units offer great suppressive fire to a defensive position.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, lower in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a light mech. These units have more than sufficient armor to last well into the skirmish.  Equipped as a C3 slave unit, this unit can operate in concert with a larger mesh network of mechs or large turrets.  This unit does not have an integral power supply and requires an external power unit to start her up.

These are SLA resin printed items that may require some cleanup prior to prime/paint.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW) 

Battletech compatible large turret variant: Armored Shredder V2

This Shredder V2 provides long and short-range fire support.  Equipped with dual large X-Pulse lasers and quad SRM-4 pods, this will provide a furious fight all over the battlefield.  Developed as a close-in weapon, this unit is best employed in unforgiving mountainous terrain.  To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.

Largest of the turret series, these up-armored units can stand toe-to-toe with most light and medium mechs.  Even as a static structure, these up-armored units can take a beating before sustaining infrastructure damage.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, higher in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a medium or heavy mech.  These units with increased armor will last until the bitter end of the fight.  Equipped as a C3 Command Unit, these smarter units can control 3 C3 slave units (Small / Medium Turrets).  Sporting their own power supply, these units use a compact footprint and exhibit a reduced tactical weakness, but they cannot deliver a full alpha-strike without augmented power.

 These are SLA Resin printed models and may require cleanup prior to prime/paint.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW)

Battletech compatible large turret variant: Armored Gauss House

The Gauss House is a long-range ballistic nightmare.  Sporting dual light gauss rifles, this long-range heavy hitter will make your opponent think twice before offering a line-of-sight.  Reaching out 34 HEXes, this monster will provide more than adequate cover fire while your units tactically position themselves.  To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.

Largest of the turret series, these up-armored units can stand toe-to-toe with most light and medium mechs.  Even as a static structure, these up-armored units can take a beating before sustaining infrastructure damage.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, higher in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a medium to heavy mechs.  These units with increased armor will last until the bitter end of the fight.  Equipped as a C3 Command Unit, these smarter units can control 3 C3 slave units (Small / Medium Turrets).  Sporting their own power supply, these units use a compact footprint and exhibit a reduced tactical weakness, but they cannot deliver a full alpha-strike without augmented power.

 These are SLA Resin printed models and may require cleanup prior to prime/paint.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW)

Battletech compatible large turret variant: Armored Shredder

The Shredder provides long and short-range fire support.  Equipped with one Snub-nose PPC, 2 small lasers, and dual SRM-6 pods this unit provides coverage of the full spectrum of ranges.  Developed as a close-in weapon, this unit is best employed in unforgiving mountainous terrain.  To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.

Largest of the turret series, these up-armored units can stand toe-to-toe with most light and medium mechs.  Even as a static structure, these up-armored units can take a beating before sustaining infrastructure damage.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, higher in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a medium to heavy mechs.  These units with increased armor will last until the bitter end of the fight.  Equipped as a C3 Command Unit, these smarter units can control 3 C3 slave units (Small / Medium Turrets).  Sporting their own power supply, these units use a compact footprint and exhibit a reduced tactical weakness, but they cannot deliver a full alpha-strike without augmented power.

 These are SLA Resin printed models and may require cleanup prior to prime/paint.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW)

Battletech compatible large turret variant: Armored Missile Archer

The Missile Archer is a shadow of its mobile cousin.  Armed with dual LRM-20s and dedicated Artemis pods.  Pin point accuracy hurling missiles down-range, this heavy hitter is sure to wipe out any scouting mechs.  To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.

Largest of the turret series, these up-armored units can stand toe-to-toe with most light and medium mechs.  Even as a static structure, these up-armored units can take a beating before sustaining infrastructure damage.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, higher in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a medium to heavy mechs.  These units with increased armor will last until the bitter end of the fight.  Equipped as a C3 Command Unit, these smarter units can control 3 C3 slave units (Small / Medium Turrets).  Sporting their own power supply, these units use a compact footprint and exhibit a reduced tactical weakness, but they cannot deliver a full alpha-strike without augmented power.

These are SLA resin printed items that may require some cleanup prior to prime/paint.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW) 

Battletech compatible large turret variant: Armored Missile Haus

The Missile Haus provides overwhelming long-range missile showers, softening the armor of the incoming enemy.  Paired with a spotter or TAG unit, this unit is the archer for your ground forces. Dual LRM-20s and dual LRM-15s, no unit can escape the foray of destruction.  Fit for rolling hills and wooded areas.  To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.

Largest of the turret series, these up-armored units can stand toe-to-toe with most light and medium mechs.  Even as a static structure, these up-armored units can take a beating before sustaining infrastructure damage.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, higher in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a medium to heavy mechs.  These units with increased armor will last until the bitter end of the fight.  Equipped as a C3 Command Unit, these smarter units can control 3 C3 slave units (Small / Medium Turrets).  Sporting their own power supply, these units use a compact footprint and exhibit a reduced tactical weakness, but they cannot deliver a full alpha-strike without augmented power.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW) 

Battletech compatible large turret variant: Armored Missile Cub with TAG

The Missile Cub-T is a great long- and short-range missile platform.  Outfitted with its own TAG unit, an LRM-20 strike with dual SRM-6 pods provide more than adequate firepower across the entire board.  Consider STREAK munitions for increased damage.  To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.

Largest of the turret series, these up-armored units can stand toe-to-toe with most light and medium mechs.  Even as a static structure, these up-armored units can take a beating before sustaining infrastructure damage.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, higher in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a medium or heavy mech.  These units with increased armor will last until the bitter end of the fight.  Equipped as a C3 Command Unit, these smarter units can control 3 C3 slave units (Small / Medium Turrets).  Sporting their own power supply, these units use a compact footprint and exhibit a reduced tactical weakness, but they cannot deliver a full alpha-strike without augmented power.

 These are SLA Resin printed models and may require cleanup prior to prime/paint.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW)

Battletech compatible large turret variant: Armored Missile Cub

The Missile Cub is a great long- and short-range missile platform.  A derivative of the LRM turret, this missile beast provides full coverage.  Consider STREAK munitions for increased damage.  To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.

Largest of the turret series, these up-armored units can stand toe-to-toe with most light and medium mechs.  Even as a static structure, these up-armored units can take a beating before sustaining infrastructure damage.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, higher in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a medium or heavy mech.  These units with increased armor will last until the bitter end of the fight.  Equipped as a C3 Command Unit, these smarter units can control 3 C3 slave units (Small / Medium Turrets).  Sporting their own power supply, these units use a compact footprint and exhibit a reduced tactical weakness, but they cannot deliver a full alpha-strike without augmented power.

These are SLA Resin printed models and may require cleanup prior to prime/paint.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW)

Battletech compatible large turret variant: PPC Barn

The Sniper provides enormous PPC coverage for the battlefield.  Having 2 PPCs and quad lite-PPCs, long-range energy weapon damage is assured.  A vanilla turret, this workhorse provides persistent delivery of long-range punishment. To prevent this unit from being overwhelming, check out the house rules below.

Largest of the turret series, these up-armored units can stand toe-to-toe with most light and medium mechs.  Even as a static structure, these up-armored units can take a beating before sustaining infrastructure damage.  Employed on both ends of battlefield, these units, higher in BV, provide a great alternative for filling the gap with a medium or heavy mech.  These units with increased armor will last until the bitter end of the fight.  Equipped as a C3 Command Unit, these smarter units can control 3 C3 slave units (Small / Medium Turrets).  Sporting their own power supply, these units use a compact footprint and exhibit a reduced tactical weakness, but they cannot deliver a full alpha-strike without augmented power.

 These are SLA Resin printed models and may require cleanup prior to prime/paint.

All mech models pictured are from Polygon Masterworks (PMW)