Combat Vehicles (Land) for IR that aren't tanks?

[Mithras]

I've seen the Bradley, and I know that, until recently, there was a kit to convert the Taigen M14 for IR combat. There's a Staghound conversion kit floating around (Vandra, I think? I'm still trying to keep the names of all these companies straight?) Are there any other non-tank vehicles (APCS, Trucks, Armored Cars, Self-Propelled Artillery) etc. out there that have been designed for that purpose?

[tankme]

Inkor has designed some artillery and APCs for 3D printing.

https://rc3dtanks.site/

[Exhibitedbrute]

I have a rocket truck, it does have lights in each rocket that flash for firing, never thought of it but it would be possible, though I don’t remember the source of the files

[Mithras]

I have a rocket truck, it does have lights in each rocket that flash for firing, never thought of it but it would be possible, though I don’t remember the source of the files

Oh, very cool! What sort of rocket truck is it?

[Mithras]

Inkor has designed some artillery and APCs for 3D printing.

https://rc3dtanks.site/

Thank you for the tip!

[Mithras]

Is there a guide somewhere perhaps that would teach me what’s necessary to build in terms of mechanical parts and electronics?

[Meter rat]

WPL RC do lorrys, as kits, complete with basic electronics. Which are a good starting point. There are some very good conversions on this site. If you invest, go for the full metal kit, as the plastic fails too readily. As I found to my cost.

[Exhibitedbrute]

It’s the late war rocket truck based around the lend lease international harvester. I forget its designation

[HERMAN BIX]

It’s the late war rocket truck based around the lend lease international harvester. I forget its designation

Katushka

[Mithras]

It’s the late war rocket truck based around the lend lease international harvester. I forget its designation

Katushka

Close;) Katushya. Very, very easy mistake to make. And not late war. The first saw service in 1941, and the Reds experimented with similar concepts during the Russian Civil War. The initial examples were built on Zis trucks.