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In case people need to have some video tutorials:
- Table Ready Gaming
- eBay Miniature Rescue
- Wyloch's Armory: Not a Deodorant Speeder tutorial, but a foam-based Land Speeder. However most of the tricks should apply.
Imperial Grav-Tank
Factions: Human Defense Forces, Battle Sisters, Dwarf Guilds, Machine Cult, Ratmen Clans, Rebel Guerrilla, Soul-Snatchers and Gangs of Hive City (for Firefight)
The basic Imperial Grav-Tanks have a statline which them well-suited to a number of armies, as one can assume a variety of factions either produce and use them or, at the very least, loot them for their own purpose. These two version of the Grav-Tank are not as heavily armed as their Battle Brothers counterpart, the Attack Speeder and lack Ambush. These don't blast down from the sky or anything. They are just regular vehicles who just so happen to float rather than use tracks or wheels. Being light grav-tanks they are limited in the amount of weapons they can pile on, which also reflect the limited nature of building a model for these.
Orc Looted Grav-Tank
The Ork Orc version of the Grav-Tank is a ramshackled nightmare which has been rebuilt and modified to become a giant gun-toting bullet. Whereas the baseline Imperial version is fairly versatile, the Orc version is much more built for raw speed and mayhem. It can even fight in melee thanks to either an open top or some hatches where the crew stick their heads out like a bunch of dogs in a car. Giant, roided-out barbaric dogs.
TAO Light Vehicle
The Tau TAO Coalition already make use of anti-gravity tanks by default and so the humble Deodorant Grav-Tank design is, for them, adapted into a very light vehicle: something akin to an armored Jeep used by the army, for example. It cannot compete with the raw power of its larger cousins but that's because it fill a very different battlefield role.

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