Fortnum F1 Light Tank

Fortnum F1 Light Tank

Developed in the 1920's as a Light Infantry Tank to serve along side troops of the Arcand Empire, providing light armour support for infantry platoons on the battlefield.

After successful field trials, the Fortnum F1 Light Tank, or "Little John" as it was popularly know, served with several Infantry Battalions as well as being soon drafted into separate Light Armour and Reconnaissance Squadrons; taking advantage of its superior off-road mobility, as well as being able to out-gun any other tank of its class.

The image depicts the F1 Mk.I in a classic Arcand paint scheme, complete with kill tally, tank name, and Arcand Roundel on the fuselage and the Arcand flag on the side-skirt.

Fortnum F1 Mk.I Specs:

Weight: 11 metric tonnes
Length: 4.25 m (13 ft 11 in)
Width: 2.05 m (6 ft 8 in)
Height: 2.25 m (7 ft 4 in)
Crew: 2
Armour: 40 mm Turret, 40 mm Hull, 40 mm Rear [ Rolled Homogeneous Steel ]

Main Armament: 37 mm Light Anti-Tank Cannon
Secondary Armament: 7.5 mm Light Machine Gun
Engine: 110 hp
Power/weight: 10.0 hp/t
Suspension: Horizontal Helical Springs
Fuel capacity: 200 litres
Operational Range: 140 km (87 mi)
Speed: 35 km/h (22 mph)