All Terrain Heavy Lift Transport (AT-HLT)

[shootingwomprats]

All Terrain Heavy Lift Transport (AT-HLT)
Name: Kuat Drive Yards All Terrain Heavy Lift Transport (AT-HLT)
Scale: Walker
Length: 34.90 Meters long, 31.85 Meters Tall
Skill: Walker Operation, AT-HLT
Crew: 2, Skeleton:1/+10
Passengers: 0
Cargo Lift Capacity: 5,000 tons (dedicated heavy lift crane)
Cover: Full
Maneuverability: 0D
Move: 21, 60 kmh
Body Strength: 5D
Weapons: None

Capsule: The All Terrain Heavy Lift Transport (AT-HLT) Were modified Kuat Drive Yard Walkers designed to off-load heavy cargo from the sea port of Trisk. Approximately 10 ABY a AT-HLT was required to lift the Razorcrest out of the water of the sea port on Trisk after a failed landing sent the ship over the edge of the landing pad.

Source: Posted to r/StarWarsD6 by YoBuckStopsHere
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[garhkal]

What is that pic from??
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[Xain Arke]

I haven't seen any of this show, but that thing is cool looking

Nice to see a non-military walker

Thanks for posting these shootingwomprats

On a related note, there seem to be a lot of pictures of that ship crashed or damaged, is the Mandolorian a terrible pilot?

[Forceally]

The picture - freaking sweet!

At the same time - the Empire adapting a military vehicle for non-military purposes? There's something wrong here.

[Xain Arke]

My guess is that the collapse of the Empire either forced the company to diversify their market, or that other organisations
snapped up the mothballed Imperial Walkers and made use of them for other purposes.

[CRMcNeill]

It doesn't necessarily have to be a military vehicle being adapted for the civilian markets. Most militaries have armored recovery vehicles of some sort, used to transport damaged combat vehicles to repair yards. They'll also have combat engineering vehicles that are used to clear obstacles and the like. This could just as easily be an Imperial Army recovery/repair platform that got surplused out for civilian use post-Endor. Granted, the design is a little too bespoke for the purpose it's being used, but it's far from the only vehicle in the SWU that has that problem.
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[garhkal]

[Ray]

And, for the Ewoks, Log Rolling Tanks!

(I'm not kidding, they were used to tramp down barbed wire and allow wheeled vehicles to drive over it.)

[RyanDarkstar]

I assumed these were the same as the IO-CT walkers in Solo. Nice to see more models.

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[garhkal]

That one more resembled those cargo cranes at ports, than a walker.
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[Dredwulf60]

I think it's entirely more likely that 'Walkers' of all kinds in Star Wars aren't necessarily military at all. They might be just something equivalent to a caterpillar.

Tanks happen to use caterpillar treads, just like bulldozers and other vehicles do.

We first saw the Empire using speeder bikes in RotJ. Is it logical then to assume that all speeders bikes seen subseuquently in Star Wars are therefore decommissioned military product?

Sometimes a walker is just a walker.

[garhkal]

Prior to Solo though, all we saw of walkers, WAS military vehicles.
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