This was too violent for the empire...

The Kuat Drive Yards Juggernaut had many iterations and was used by the Galactic Republic, the Galactic Empire, the Imperial Remnant, and the Rebel Alliance. However, this massive turbo tank became smaller with each new iteration. Let’s take a look at why this happened.
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[@etazeta674]

This is what happens when you tell your defense contractor you want a sandcrawler with enough munitions to level a city, and enough speed to make road runner jealous

[@eddapultstab2078]

There's actually a point to its top speed, think about it not all planets are the same. The shows usually assumes earth like gravity but what about planets that are double or triple? Double alone would cut the speed by more than half making the beefy power plant have a meaning.

[@TheWarmachine375]

Rebel Alliance making use of Juggernauts make sense as they're not picky in using Clone Wars-era weaponry and equipment they can get their hands on in fighting the Galactic Empire.

[@mattt233]

Like the Y-wing

[@sumukhvmrsat6347]

You make it like it's all vintage stone age era stuff , they were literally used about 10 to 20 years ago 😂🎉

[@therealspeedwagon1451]

Not to mention it was generally better than the equipment that the Empire had. Even the Empire themselves used this tank a lot of times, but mainly as a transport on penal worlds and thrall worlds full of slaves.

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

Empire didn’t retire these so when they do get their hands one it must feel like hitting the lottery

[@АндрейЖабин-ш3з]

We are still using M2 Browning machine gun! If it works well don’t lay it off. Heck, Empire probably uses the same detonators old republic used back in sith war

[@raveshaw6161]

The Double Cockpit design is famously used in the Puma Recon vehicle from the Wehrmacht. The Juggernaut Tank is basically the Puma Tank on Steroids and designed as a transporter because it also had the wheeled tank approach and was able to combat Tanks with it's 50mm Canon

[@azuresstuff]

interestingly, most of the large armored cars from that era had twin driver systems, not just the sdkfz 234. Some examples are the Italian AB-41, the French EBR

[@astrolonim2032]

and similarly to the Puma and most other large ww2 vehicles, this thing was overkill :)

[@Ghent_Halcyon]

I wouldn’t say famously, but yes it was, the Puma did have a system like this. Although it is most similar to the French EBR, than the Puma.

[@Ghent_Halcyon]

@@astrolonim2032The Puma wasn’t exactly large. It’s a recon vehicle. That has wheels.

[@The_ZeroLine]

Wasn’t it the reconnaissance combat vehicle?

[@MrIan1086]

OG Juggernaut looks like a Gozanti cruiser with wheels instead of wings. Badass MF!

[@merafirewing6591]

When a cruiser wants to go all wheel drive.

[@chriswoo2289]

Honestly, with how often the rebels ran understaffed, you load up supplies for this thing with only 100 rebeks and that would essentially be a mobile rebel base

[@johanstrohman4465]

imagine the terror you'd feel if you was trying to get away from this monstrosity on a speeder bike and it's actually trying to run you down and flatten you🤣🤣

[@GenerationTech]

yeah the combination of size and speed is terrifying

[@robertagu5533]

Go find an AT-AT an play Chicken with it .. That could be fun... An maybe bit funny too, especially if can make the AT-AT rear up like a horse an charge like an Elephant first while the Jug revs it's huge engine doin it's Monster Truck from Hell bit

[@eddapultstab2078]

Fast and the furious got nothing on this.

[@xXCodeyXx]

All you'd have to do is turn😂

[@ADB_UWIM_2807]

Into the firing arc of​ the laser repeaters. @@xXCodeyXx

[@dogloversrule8476]

12:52 how is the Juggernaut not in line with the Tarkin Doctrine? I’d argue that it’s even more in line with it than the ATAT due to its firepower, defenses, and the amount of troops it could hold. It seems even more terrifying than an AT-AT which only has line of sight weapons while the Juggernaut has missiles, grenades, & line of sight weapons.

[@thundercrash4775]

Tarkin Doctrine did involve a fair bit of "form over function" And a giant rolling cube doesn't evoke the same kind of "lizard brain fear" as a giant four-legged walker. And if all else fails: blame the discrepancy on some officer with an over-inflated ego and more influence than brains. This is the Empire, you can't go more than a dozen steps without one tripping you up.

[@ranger3576]

Plus, like many things, the empire like cheap, replaceable things over awesome yet difficult to fix and produce things like the juggernaut. Maintenance must have been a nightmare with it and it could only be produced on shipyards, which already had their hands full with Star Destroyers. Plus, these guys were more difficult to get planet side. Needed a whole ass ship landing to get these guys on the ground. ATAT was deployable via Gozanti, and had less moving parts. So easier deployment and maintenance.

[@Kishanth.J]

Also the Juggernaut couldn’t be used in urban areas like the AT-AT, hard to instil fear in a population from outside the city.

[@Kishanth.J]

And no more Acilmators as landing ships, the A6 probably couldn’t be carried by a Gazonti.

[@luke_4252]

I think they mean the newer, slimmed down imperial variant. Not very Tarkin Doctrine adherent to reduce the size and firepower of a vehicle after all.

[@BO-D222]

In the 70's and early 80's this vehicle would have had it's own show. Then a Christmas special with Kit from Knight Rider and the Duke boy's General Lee.

[@andrew3203]

Yeah, but how would Luke manage to trip it with a harpoon line? How could he run at 160km/hr to climb it?

[@starleighpersonal]

The thing would find itself right at home in 40k

[@ottovonbismarck7094]

Capitol Imperialis but less ridiculous

[@jamesh2321]

In 40k it would be classified as a "Light" vehicle. but if you mounted a church on top... now we're talking!

[@isengarde9490]

Maybe a flimsy Tau apc at most. Most Imperial ground vehicles employed by the Astartes and the Militarum are capable of confidently taking on the Juggernaut and have a solid chance at winning.

[@brianschonfeld1733]

@@isengarde9490 are you kidding me the juggernaut could take on a titan and win just by ramming the titans legs while going 100kph.

[@chichiboypumpi]

My first thought was cost cutting, the Empire focuses more on spreading the butter thinly.

[@ADB_UWIM_2807]

Yet builds an ISD instead of a Venator a few Aretequins and carraks

[@chichiboypumpi]

@@ADB_UWIM_2807 Tarkin philosophy/doctrine I believe?

[@FailRaceFan]

​@@ADB_UWIM_2807 Why would you chase after your enemies, when you can just blow the entire planet up?

[@ADB_UWIM_2807]

Waste of resources both in potential resouces lost and the cost for planet destroying weapons. But hey the Republic lasted for ghousands of years and the empire less than 30. We both know they were doing something wrong.@@FailRaceFan

[@ADB_UWIM_2807]

The thing is they could still do that with more, and cheaper ships. Plenty of ships that were imposing, non-republic designs that were also effective. Heck they still used republic era ships in the outer and mid rim for a few years after the CWs@@chichiboypumpi

[@TheWarmachine375]

The Empire just wanted to take away the Juggernaut's jugger-nauts.

[@Idkidkidk716]

😂 good one.

[@robertagu5533]

It traded up from just running stuff over an crushing it flat or blowing them up for stepping on stuff an crushing it flat or blowing it up

[@GazingTrandoshan]

My favorite vehicle ever honestly

[@michanowacki2306]

6:29 I don't know about any large utility vehicle with this design, but a swedish tank Stridsvagn 103 had a back facing second driver-radio operator so that it could quickly retreat from position using its high revese speed

[@zacablaster]

A lot of fire ladder trucks will have a rear cab and steering axle, with a second driver. Allows them to make WAY tighter turns

[@lennartgamer2339]

What I find interesting is, that the A6 Juggernaut has 2 Variants. And those Variants just differ in Size. The one seen in TCW where Ahsoka stands on has 8 Wheels and not 10 and is also like just 2 times as long as the ATTE, even though the movie one is like for times as long as an ATTE. Why make such a big size difference?

[@ducelasiberia2280]

Probably the same reason the Empire made theirs smaller and lighter, the smaller 8 wheeler one could travel along narrower paths and on areas where the big one just couldn't go through without it being a massive hassle(think of that Ryloth episode where Windu's ATTE's were travelling along the edge of a mountain while the droids shoot at them). At least this is my reasoning for making 2 variants that only differ in size.

[@ericzaiz8358]

in legends it was actually two versions the V5 was the smaller 8 wheeler while the V6 was the big one Makes sense to mean to allow more flexibility in deployment. Not all planets have the space for the big one

[@lennartgamer2339]

@@ducelasiberia2280 good point

[@lennartgamer2339]

@@ericzaiz8358 yeah, makes sense

[@brokengamer9675]

yes, that would be the Hav a5 the smaller version of the A6 seen during the invasion of Kashykk.

[@Sparrow9612]

A clan of Jawas would _love_ to get their hands on an old Juggy! It would make a great sandcrawler.

[@steffent.6477]

No problems with angry tusken raiders anymore^^

[@Sparrow9612]

@@steffent.6477 No Tuskens period. BOOM. Though in truth, Sand People tolerated the Jawas more than others due to both coming from Tatooine.

[@maxtermind5110]

The wheel segments and suspension would have been caked with sand and would have been a pain to maintain

[@Sparrow9612]

@@maxtermind5110 Possibly, but Jawas are industrious and have used sandcrawlers for thousands of years. Those used to be mining vehicles.

[@markavery7645]

"I hate sand...it gets everywhere..." 😅 sorry, c​ouldnt resist.@@maxtermind5110

[@hansmerker5611]

I suggest videos on: Comlinks Shuttles YT freighter series Thermal detonators RPS-6 rocket launcher

[@TJK4605]

"Boss, this tank is never gonna turn well..." "Who said anything about turning? if we need another pass, they can just go all the way round!"

[@andrew3203]

All the way around the planet....good thing about that 30000 kms range on single fuel tank.

[@Onemoretoke1]

Such a bad ass tank “a mobil outpost” is a perfect description for it

[@basher20]

IN the Galactic Battlegrounds game, these were the top of the Rebel tech tree. once you had three or four of these with airspeeder cover you basically won. They could pretty much one-shot AT-ATs or shield walls.

[@AlexanderHamburg]

I don't remember them one-shotting AT-ATs. They were equivalent to AT-ATs, and did well against any fortifications, like the other siege mechs, but they weren't that strong. Was there a tech for them I missed?

[@jamesh2321]

I don't remember them being able to one shot AT-ATs either. I still have AoE2 in space, er, I mean Galactic Battlegrounds, but it doesn't run right on Win 10. I kinda want to play it again just to see if I missed something with unit balance.

[@GeneGear]

​@@jamesh2321 It was either massed fire from multiple hitting a group of AT-ATs (aoe damage was a hell of a drug in that game) or it was due to the Air Speeders softening them up (because Air Speeders did absolutely ridiculous damage to vehicles). The AT-AT WAS the stronger vehicle at max upgrades, but the Alliance had overall better tools that allowed the A6 to slot in nicely in a more combined role. Also air superiority was the true name of the game, and the Empire absolutely SUCKED at it. The DLC Republic faction, on the other hand...

[@PsychotoasterProd]

All praise to West End Games and the old D6 RPG for giving it a name and a life beyond the sketch!

[@jamesh2321]

They really don't get enough credit for giving names and pictures for a lot of things only barely mentioned in other media... of course, they don't really exist anymore, at least not where the SWRPG is concerned, so that may be part of it, but still. D6>D20. I'll die on that hill. WEG forever. Hundreds of hours of great campaigns and great friends.

[@WolfeOracle]

​@@jamesh2321the WOTC version (Saga Edition) is okay despite being a horribly unbalanced mess, but it works well for players more familiar with actual Dungeons and Dragons rules than less mainstream TTRPG systems. Never had a chance to try the WEG version, though.

[@casbot71]

For heavy warfare, the GAR should have made some variants. A big shield generator like the Gungans used at Naboo would be a great addition to large troop formations. Imagine one moving at speed to provid cover to a raiding force as they advanced over open ground - such a vehicle could have prevented thousands of Clone causalities at the first battle of Geonosis. The chassis could easily hold the weight, and if the troop capacity is reduced then most of the Shield generator can be kept within the hull. Another variant is of course the BFG mounted on top. Slap the heaviest weapon you can fit in the biggest turret that can be mounted, and you're one shotting anything on the battlefield. A heavy Turbolaser or ion cannon from a capital ship seems appropriate.

[@elendal]

I found your channel a few days ago and I can't stop watching. Thank you for making your videos!

[@Rocketguy2079]

Been looking for a review of the Juggernaut, definitely looking to test drive one when I got some spare time!

[@nathanieljackson5554]

Such a fun design. I'm glad it endured. Would be fun to see one converted as an exploration craft.

[@TitusSmith-i6r]

Go, Allen, go!!!📣🥂🍻

[@orokusaki1243]

Ladder fire trucks had a rear cockpit for steering around corners that otherwise wouldn't be traverse-able with just front wheel steering.

[@jorgeya2036]

I know it says on paper it was taller than an at at but if you look at the scenes with it in it comparing its size to clones on the ground next to it and then the at at to luke in episode 5 the at at is definitely much taller. Also at like 5 mins you can see the at te is about the same hight as the juggernaut. And in rebels you seen the at te is much smaller than an at at

[@TK-221]

imagine if Rex, Wolf and Gregor had this in Rebels

[@crammothy]

If it was armed and well maintained, it would honestly probably win against the AT ATs

[@ArktonCreations]

6:28 What came to mind was NASA`s Crawler Transporter vehicle that transports rocket parts to and from the launch site.

[@GenerationTech]

yes thank you

[@MrSheckstr]

@@GenerationTech there are certain construction vehicle with a rear mount excavator arm where the driver’s seat swivels around to operate it…. And that control station allows for low gear maneuvering…. I also drove a road roller in german that had a wide bench seat, a steering while that slide to the left and right on a rail … instead of turning it around the wheel was detached, the bench seat pushed forward and flipped back…. Then the wheel was reattached to another rail “behind” the bench and the thing drove in reverse …. It was made so that the operator could go back and forth without turning, or looking over their shoulder, and the driver could sit on the edge of either side to get the rollers as close as possible to the sides of the road…. We were over their rebuilding the tank trails at Hohenfels Army Base and they stuck three of us in the cab and had us going back and forth packing down the road bed all day The other thing you MIGHT be thinking of is on the show Ice Road Truckers one of the episodes had them hauling a rather large piece of mining equipment on a trailer with two ends with a truck mounted in the back to help spread the weight and provide reverse steer maneuvering

[@Bucketroo]

Actually, you can see NASA's Marion Crawler Transporter at 11:18! It was the inspiration for the mobile mining facility in that episode of Bad Batch.

[@chrisreilly1290]

I've been loving the thumbnails and the visuals on these last few videos!

[@LegendslayX]

Devs never should have nerfed Juggernauts. It’s the one unit the rebels had that was somewhat ok eventhough us empire players always had superior turrets…. For those that have read this far, I am referring to an old mobile game called Star Wars: Commander. I kinda miss that game quite a bit.

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

You dug an old wound there.

[@robertagu5533]

An imagine a game of Chicken with a Rebel Clone Wars Era Jug Tank crew vs a Imp AT-AT Crew

[@GGBlaster]

Ngl I was thinking you were referring to recent Helldivers 2 nerfs, cause that’s basically been what everyone’s been saying about _insert weapon name here_

[@ADB_UWIM_2807]

You cut me deep with that one. Oh I remember.

[@PlanetOps_Rng]

i miss it.

[@JosephRiedel-ci6dv]

*8:40* the clone in the back cockpit having the time of his life:

[@niskanen19]

Ive always wanted a movie or series about Juggernaut crew going through tough battles etc

[@UnswimmingFishYT]

It's actually one of my favorite vehicles, just because it looks cool and lives up to its name.

[@skydivingintofiction7532]

You are apart of those star wars channels that can give facts, and well thought out ideas and opinions

[@DX16]

4:00 Allan, this is the rest of the world. The world, this is Allan

[@ClericOfPholtus]

I just want a new Empire at War with Rebellion starting right after Ep III Scavanging old tech and clone wars cast offs Recruit alien freedom fighters, pay for an array of one mission/job mercs/smugglers/pirates Empire works on paid dev cycles for different arms corporations and picking between different imperial supported projects, maybe excavating ancient sith relics or technologies for reverse engineering in Palps secret programs. How'd I get on this again? Oh right Would love to see Wookiees and rebels in and atop a Juggernought blasting everything they have 🎉

[@jamesh2321]

I kinda want a new version OF rebellion, the 'death by 1000 clicks' RTS game that came before EaW and is mostly forgotten... but I loved it.

[@mr.boomguy]

Please talk more about the logistics vehicles too. They're quite underrated, especially in Star Wars. I've heard of this Masive starship freighter that uses energy boubles to enclose the cargo, and it's so long and heavy it can't be bothered to do a full stop, so the cargo have to be taken out while it's moving. I need to revisit it to be sure. Edit: Yup, it exists

[@lukedalton]

honestly seem that the Empire look at logistic as the RL Imperial Japanese Army look at it...aka something for pussy, that not bring honor and glory and can be done by the most idiot of the soldiers while the real men do the fight

[@LLegaLLizeITxC2]

that kashyyyk battle scene is one of my favorite scene in all of SW, love the TurboTank design in particular, but all the ROTS vehicles are just 10/10

[@mannofdober873]

The Juggernaut really just screams "I made a huge rover in Kerbal Space Program."

[@imanpepion777]

I am glad someone tells the ins and out of things that don’t make sense like yes why was the empire ones smaller and less armed and that there is two versions of the smaller one thank guys I watch everyday now for years and never disappoint never !!

[@MrLocokrang]

love these, thanks man

[@rypoleon6932]

It's because Kuat Drive Yards had their machines set to m for mini, when they should've been set to w for wumbo.

[@kurtinfl]

Really appreciate the BTS info alongside the lore.

[@motherteresa8418]

I first thought resistance to a Jedi mind trick went down to the individual . . Could individual human have resistance to a mind tricks some. Maybe more to kinds mind tricks like chemical or convictions . Or training or over exposure. Maybe a sith mind trick would simply be adding pain for disagreeing . With them negative emotions

[@Psub950]

Please make a video on 200 First Order Stormtroopers vs 200 Clone Troopers

[@dogloversrule8476]

Alan, could you maybe do a video on logistics for different factions in Star Wars? Lore for logistics is extremely lacking.

[@andrewneufeld8276]

love the background in the office lol

[@debelmeis2311]

Yeah 3 pointing this thing would be a challenge even to the best big rig drivers

[@samblanton6703]

Heck yeah, new video

[@benbroxterman336]

@1:25 How dare Allen not mention frog mommy

[@AiletaEyail]

listening this guy talk about fantasy warfare the way car bros talk about their rigs over a couple beers has been the highlight of my day

[@guichardalex]

One of the truck that win the Dakar race in the 80s had dual cabin and 1220hp And 240kph top speed on sand 😂😂

[@akilaes]

The DAF 3300 4x4 “Tweekoppige Monster”?

[@guichardalex]

@@akilaes was thinking of the daf turboTwin

[@akilaes]

Same team ran both

[@fyrrydr4g0n]

The vehicle that comes to mind as having a "cockpit" at both ends is the Panhard EBR. only 8 wheels, and was mainly used for scouting.

[@zakaishelton9726]

I really used to have this toy, such a great purchase wish I still had it

[@akilaes]

The 1984 DAF 3300 4x4 “Tweekoppige Monster” was a race truck that had a cab in the front and one in the rear.

[@nathancannon1470]

Finally covered this monstrosity! Always been one of my favorite “Oh yeah this exists, anyways” vehicles of the Star Wars universe

[@marc-andrenormand3254]

The turbo truck mention with the two cabin is the DAFF Turbo twin for the Paris Dakar

[@indianajones4321]

That concept art is awesome

[@vladtheimpailer1769]

some real determination from adam to be sharing this info while a strafing run goes on behind him

[@TitusSmith-i6r]

I 🧡💛 Generation Tech

[@JeffreyRandall]

Allen, can you imagine someone making a 1:1 scale model for this??? I mean it would be like a huge house.

[@jamesh2321]

More like 2 houses for most people... half a football field long... (almost). 50 yards is 150 feet, that's the size of a standard lot in a suburban subdivision... that includes the front and back yard AND the house.

[@TeraQuad]

Now that is one hell of a recreational vehicle!!

[@isaackim7675]

The Juggernaut would’ve been an excellent vehicle to use in a desert planet

[@wargeneralbonez]

The Juggernaut Tank is my most favorite ground vehicle in the Clone Wars. It's a badass weapon but me only problem that makes me angry is that it is not given enough screentime. Like seriously, WHAT'S THE POINT OF MAKING AN AWESOME WAR MACHINE LIKE THIS IF NO ONE'S GONNA USE IT RIGHT AND GIVE IT SCREENTIME!?

[@surprisegoblin2628]

I remember for bad batch star wars night, I was falling asleep, and I woke up JUST enough to see the imperial version, say "imagine parallel parking that thing" and immediately go back to sleep.

[@harrumphy]

But modern Lucasfilm relies on those old sketches too much. And they’re also doing it to be cheap. Colin Cantwell didn’t even know his old Star Destroyer design sketch was being used for Solo (although the scene was later deleted). A fan pointed out a diecast toy of it released for the movie before Cantwell even knew they were using his design. He wasn’t paid or credited. Probably why they named the design for him when it appears in Andor. But hardly any if the modern designs hold a candle to OT designs. Just updated X-Wings and reverted TIEs and BB-8. Look at the sets of that starship interior in the opening scene of Ahsoka. Empty and looks like it’s made from soft foam.

[@nobodyimportant72]

There's a reason some of those old sketches weren't used.

[@andrewshaughnessy5828]

The A5 variant of the Juggernaut made it into the the Imperial Sourcebook for West End Games' Star Wars RPG, which also gave us the Interdictor Cruiser.

[@DanBen07]

12:31 There was a mini tank in Legend. A5-RX Battle Tank. It appeared in Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron/Elite Squadron. The Clone Wars Comic 6.18.

[@kenle2]

To be fair, even with that insane ten-wheel independent suspension, the only way you are getting 99 mph is on a hard surface road in a straight line. Anything else bends physics more than hyperspace.

[@JediSentinal]

11:14 the hummer H1 is for assaulting enemy outposts with a squad, the H3 is for assaulting the grocery store with a small army of children.

[@MartinW-e5q]

8x8 with Front and Rear driving stations = WWII German/Wehrmacht SdKfz.231/232/233 (early war) & SdKfz.234 Family Schwerer Panzerspähwagen (Heavy Armored Cars) used for Recon, Command, Radio, Tank Destroyers, Infantry Fire Support...depending on variant. During the Cold War the West German Bundeswehr had the Spähpanzer Luchs (Lynx) 8x8 Heavy Recon Vehicle (1975-2009) that also had Front and Rear driving stations. Hope that helps.

[@davidhetzman5821]

I think it was the Boeing long loader dual-driver truck for used for longer than usual loads that are longer than the initial length of the trailer

[@nonyabisness6306]

i would love to see this thing in andor.would perfectly fit the overwhelming feeling of dread the empire has in that show.

[@GenerationTech]

Well it was in rogue one (imperial version)

[@JustinMinckley]

This to me is probably the most dangerous land vehicle we've seen in the Star Wars series so far because of how lethal even the frame is unintentionally

[@colinnickless4015]

Ever seen a Big Trak? It was an 80’s toy that was remade recently. Only six wheeled but looks very similar.

[@persuisixh4804]

1:35 I think the cruiser is just a mass produced standardized variation of the mc30

[@jamesh2321]

I think I first learned about it in the Old Star Wars Encyclopedia by Slavicek, then later in various games of the prequel era. I want to say one of the old sourcebooks had not only the juggernaut tank but also the HAWR Flying Fortress as well which is basically a juggernaut that can fly.

[@KorokHaze93]

"Ok, so, I'm thinking Juggernaut, but tank..." ~Empire engineer~

[@nosorab3]

I was watching the Star Wars movies with my heavy machinery mechanic friend and when he saw the AT-ATs he was all like 'those things would be a nightmare to maintain. Those legs hauling all that armor, that's, like, 12 points of critical failure right there.' Then we saw the Juggernaut and its 10 'wheels within wheels' wheels and individual suspension rigs each the size of an industrial excavator and he said aloud 'so are the clones maintaining these things? Because the maintenance crews must have a weekly turnover rate due to suicide' Leave it to the technicians to spoil a nice bit of scifi fantasy...

[@nasrythfunes8265]

6:35 fire trucks

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

Tiller style ladder truck is just one of a bunch, there’s some huge mining equipment that has similar steering

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

I’m a firefighter and one two departments I know of have tillers in my area

[@R3LOADlikesgames]

The juggernauts are probably my all-time favorite transport ground vehicles in star wars.

[@ramakho]

Could you use 2x2 round or square jumpers in the center of the round portion? In your tower scenario, will a technic pin fit? And you could use the pin x axel in the 2x2 round brick. Build up using rectangular bricks with rounded corners? Love all your content. You should do a greebling episode for city, castle, fantasy and sci-fic builds.

[@vestarakhai5303]

Some firetrucks have a dual cockpit for controlling the back half

[@casbot71]

Post Clone Wars, a repurposed Juggernaut would make a great Planetary exploration vehicle for studying a newly discovered World. Replace the troop capacity and some of the weapons (maybe) with science labs and long term accommodations and it can take a team on a long tour across a continent, with regular stops to take samples and examine the biosphere and local geology in fine detail. And if any of the local life turns out to be giant monsters, that's where the weapons and armour come in handy.

[@johannesbowers7467]

The only thing missing from this is to guitarists and drums from Fury Road. 🤘😎👌 [ Shiny and chrome, Witness Me]

[@cossacktwofive4974]

Seeing the size comparison between the Juggernaut and the AT-AT, the Juggernaut is a more intimidating vehicle than the AT-AT due to its sheer size alone.

[@alandickenson8212]

Double cockpit is similar to some trucks in fire departments. The 5th wheel ladder trucks have a guy steering the ass end.

[@deion1564]

Thanks to you I want 12 of these now

[@thecheezybleezy7036]

4:33 "WHOOOOOO"

[@randyb3468]

"The vehicle you're thinking is called "The Le Tourneau TC-Something!? It's a massive land vehicle"!😮..

[@seandogg4943]

Hearing the charlie whoooooo made me laugh

[@TitusSmith-i6r]

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[@PeezyElijah-sq9xr]

I still never seen those "Spiders." On that Mandalorian show😂🤦🏽‍♂️

[@varundattoo9512]

So it's basically a smaller more mobile land tank CC as seen in other scifi franchises. Those wheels though, the entire unit as a matter of fact would require an enormous maintenance effort and give the motor pool quite the headache.

[@Dragonseer666]

It seems they lied to us about a lot of things

[@junbafiles5316]

Bill burr in Star Wars always cracks me up lol

[@SolarisKnight01]

so question for people how would you improve on the A 6 for the republic vs the empire? i'd take away some of that 200 extr atone of cargo to install a sheild generator for that extra survivability, maybe a few more smaller rocket/ grenade pods aswell

[@project23]

Around 0:35, where can I find that picture? THAT is a poster I have to have on my wall!

[@luccamessana7680]

Amazon

[@ddshiranui]

I recall the Juggernaut's rise in the old canon, with what I believe was its first appearance in the WEG tabletop RPG and the Thrawn trilogy before it gradually got more popular with appearances in other novels and videogames like Empire at War. Strange that this isn't mentioned at all, making it sound like its appearance in EP3 is really just pulling from old concept art rather than finally putting into film something that existed in the Expanded Universe for decades? That said, whoever came up with the 300 troops number needs to remember the vehicle has to leave space for machinery, walkways and consumables. Just look at the cross-section and rethink this cargo capacity! :D