Fixed Turret - M41 Defense Turret
Allows you to build ground tank defense turrets in settlements.
About this mod Machine translation
Allows you to build ground tank defense turrets in settlements.
Prerequisites: Artisan Workshop, Shelter Technology Workshop, Wasteland Workshop DLC
Fixed Turret - M41 Turret v1.0
I (original author Ragnarr1313, the same below) really like the turrets in Fallout 76, so when I discovered this, I decided to make it.
The Strv m/41 is a tank produced under license by the Czech TNH, but equipped with a Bofors 37mm cannon.
In the late 1950s, all Strv m/41s were rebuilt as APCs (Pbv 301), but the turret was reused as a fixed defense battery and received the designation "Värntorn m/41".
The Germans did the same thing to many of the tanks they had that were no longer drivable in World War II as a last-ditch effort to defend Berlin from Soviet forces.
The turret is divided into two parts, the concrete base is located in the "Prefabs" area of the "Concrete" section of the build menu, and the tank turret upper part is located in the "Turret" area of the "Defense" section of the build menu. (One of the two is indispensable, otherwise it will not work)
These work just like any other settlement turrets, just place them where you want them and watch them help defend your settlement.
You can build them in your settlement, and they can be found in the Structures area of the Workshop build menu in the Prefabs section of Metal Buildings.
They all have bumps, but they're not perfect, so you can't get into an open vehicle.
Each turret provides a 50 point defense boost to the settlement you build.
This mod is marked as ESL so it doesn't take up any mod slots.
Mods are what they are and won't be modified unless it's a game-breaking issue.
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