HACS-02HG-ER Grizzly Emergency Response (HG FM 2-15)

HACS-02HG-ER Grizzly Emergency Response (aka "Grizzly All-Call")
Country of Origin: Confederated Northern City States
Image by Jason English, miniature by Dream Pod 9; click on image to display larger version

Specifications

Type: Firefighting / emergency response Gear Manufacturer: Northco / Shaian Mechanics

Armor Material: Durasheet w/ alloy and ceramic Armor Thickness: Average of 70mm

Height: 5.1 m Width: 3.8 m

Weight: 7983 kg Maximum Speed: 70 kph on-road

Powerplant: S-V2200Z V-engine Horsepower: 956 hp

Description

Size: 7 Total Actions: 1

Weapons

Name Code Arc S M L EX Acc FC Dam Qty ROF Special Ammo

Heavy Fire Extinguisher HFL F 0 0 1 2 +1 0 x9 1 +1 Firefighting Foam, Ind Fire 100

Chain Sword CS F 0 0 0 0 0 0 x9 1 0 - -

Defense

Primary Movement: Walker 3/6 (36 kph) Secondary Movement: Ground (Wheeled) 6/11 (66 kph)

Maneuver: 0 Armor: 18 / 36 / 54

Miscellaneous

Crew: 1 (Pilot) Deployment Range: 400 km

Sensors: 0 / 2 km Communications: 0 / 10 km

Perks: Ammo/Fuel Containment System, Emergency Medical (5 uses), Fire Resistant, Geological Sensors (AUX), High Towing Capacity (Double), Hostile Environment Protection (Extreme Heat), Life Support (Limited, AUX), Manipulator Arms (Rating 7 x 2, can punch), Reinforced Armor (Front Arc, Rating 2), Urban Friendly Flaws: Hazardous Ammo/Fuel Storage, Large Sensor Profile (Rating 1)

Defects: None Lemon Dice: 4

Notes

Officially known as the Grizzly Emergency Reponse, this firefighting variant is usually referred to as the Grizzly "All Call," "Five Alarm" or "BFD," in reference to its employment in the largest of disasters. The Grizzly "All Call" is often used in support of Firefighter Jaguars (see Northern Vehicles Compendium 1, p. 102), although some departments limit its use to battalion or incident commanders.

Sales of both firefighting Gear models have increased dramatically after the destruction of Peace River, prompting Northco to produce a less expensive version of the Firefighting Jaguar (see below). Northco also donated several examples of both models to the Fire Department of Peace River (FDPR) in the Spring of TN 1940 in a goodwill gesture.

Detail Images

The image on the left shows the large fire suppressing foam tanks on the Grizzly "All-Call" (hence the Hazardous Ammo/Fuel Flaw). The detail image of the foot is a memory mark for the Fire Department of New York (FDNY); I built this figure not long after the 9/11 attacks.

Addendum

Firefighter-E Jaguar (Economy Model)

Much of the high cost of the standard Firefighter Jaguar comes from its use of the same fire control system as the military version. A survey of firefighters and Gear pilots, and data from the Gears that responded to the Northco Tiger production line fire in TN 1931, determined that such an accurate system was not necessary for this type of work. Northco has thus replaced it with a proven if less accurate IHADS, and now offers the Firefighter Jaguar in standard and -E (Economy) models.

Modifications: From standard Firefighter Jaguar, change Ground Movement Mode to 5/10 (60 kph), and change Fire Control to 0.

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Specifications
Type: Firefighting / emergency response Gear	Manufacturer: Northco / Shaian Mechanics
Armor Material: Durasheet w/ alloy and ceramic	Armor Thickness: Average of 70mm
Height: 5.1 m	Width: 3.8 m
Weight: 7983 kg	Maximum Speed: 70 kph on-road
Powerplant: S-V2200Z V-engine	Horsepower: 956 hp

Defense
Primary Movement: Walker 3/6 (36 kph)	Secondary Movement: Ground (Wheeled) 6/11 (66 kph)
Maneuver: 0	Armor: 18 / 36 / 54

Miscellaneous
Crew: 1 (Pilot)	Deployment Range: 400 km
Sensors: 0 / 2 km	Communications: 0 / 10 km
Perks: Ammo/Fuel Containment System, Emergency Medical (5 uses), Fire Resistant, Geological Sensors (AUX), High Towing Capacity (Double), Hostile Environment Protection (Extreme Heat), Life Support (Limited, AUX), Manipulator Arms (Rating 7 x 2, can punch), Reinforced Armor (Front Arc, Rating 2), Urban Friendly	Flaws: Hazardous Ammo/Fuel Storage, Large Sensor Profile (Rating 1)
Defects: None	Lemon Dice: 4

Detail Images
	The image on the left shows the large fire suppressing foam tanks on the Grizzly "All-Call" (hence the Hazardous Ammo/Fuel Flaw). The detail image of the foot is a memory mark for the Fire Department of New York (FDNY); I built this figure not long after the 9/11 attacks.

Addendum
Firefighter-E Jaguar (Economy Model)
	Much of the high cost of the standard Firefighter Jaguar comes from its use of the same fire control system as the military version. A survey of firefighters and Gear pilots, and data from the Gears that responded to the Northco Tiger production line fire in TN 1931, determined that such an accurate system was not necessary for this type of work. Northco has thus replaced it with a proven if less accurate IHADS, and now offers the Firefighter Jaguar in standard and -E (Economy) models. Modifications: From standard Firefighter Jaguar, change Ground Movement Mode to 5/10 (60 kph), and change Fire Control to 0.