Eldar Falcon Gravtank
Craft: Eldar Craftworld Falcon Gravtank
Type: RepulsorTank
Scale: Speeder
Length: 6.1m
Skill: Repulsorlift operation: Falcon Gravtank
Crew: 1+1Gunner
Passengers: 6
Cargo Capacity: 1 Tonne
Cover: Full
Altitude Range: Ground level-20m
Maneuverability: 2D
Move: 250; 800kmh
Body Strength: 5D
Weapons:
            Twin Shuriken Catapults
                        Fire Arc: Front
                        Skill: Vehicle Blasters
                        Scale: Character
                        Fire Control: 1D
                        Range: 3-50/100/200
                        Damage: 4D
            Heavy Shuriken Catapult
                        Fire Arc: Turret
                        Skill: Vehicle Blasters
                        Scale: Speeder
                        Fire Control: 2D+1
                        Range: 3-50/150/400
                        Damage: 5D
            Pulse Laser
                        Fire Arc: Turret
                        Skill: Vehicle Blasters
                        Scale: Walker
                        Fire Control: 2D+2
                        Range: 10-120/500/2500
                        Damage: 5D


Description:
The Falcon is the primary battle tank of the Eldar. It is named for the mythical figure who delivered one of the Swords of Vaul to the hero Eldanesh so he could continue fighting Khaine , the Eldar War God.

The Falcon's graceful curved silhouette is a familiar but much dreaded sight to their enemies. The Falcon has a twin role upon the field of battle. It has a passenger compartment enabling it to carry a small squad of infantry to the battle front, or rescue a beleaguered unit when resistance proves too fierce.

The Falcon is armed with a pulse laser and twin-linked shuriken catapults. An additional mount is provided on it?s turret, capable of accepting almost all heavy weaponry used by the Eldar. It is also fitted with an advanced targeting system to make the best of this armament. However, like most Eldar vehicles, the Falcon has light armor. It's impressive speed compensates for this, as it can cruise at speeds exceeding 800 km/h, and at high altitudes.