Name: Caterpillar All Terrain Construction Transport (AT-CT)
Scale: Walker
Length: 34.90 Meters long, 31.85 Meters Tall
Skill: Walker Operation, AT-ACT
Crew: 2 {Pilot (1), Vehicle commander/gunner/loadmaster (1)}; Skeleton:1/+10
Passengers: 10
Cargo Capacity: 52 Tons
Cost: 350,000 credits
Cover: Full
Maneuverability: 0D
Move: 17, 50 kmh
Body Strength: 5D
Cargo handling systems: Dedicated cargo bed
Weapons:
         Taim & Bak MS-2 heavy laser cannons (2)
                 Scale: Walker
                 Fire Arc: Front (arc due to pivoting head)
                 Skill: Vehicle Blasters
                 Fire Control: 2D
                 Range: 50-500/1.5/3km
                 Damage: 5D
         2x Twin Light Blaster Cannon
                 Fire Arc: Front
                 Scale: Walker
                 Skill: Vehicle Blasters
                 Fire Control: 1D
                 Range: 50-300/500/1km
                 Damage: 2D
Equipped With:
         Supervisors Viewing Platform

Description: In a galaxy far, far away, where the Empire outsourced military contracts to the lowest bidder with the flashiest PowerPoint, construction giant Caterpillar saw an opportunity to branch out—from bulldozers to battlefield behemoths.

The AT-CT, or All Terrain Construction Transport, was Caterpillar’s ambitious (and highly questionable) take on the Imperial AT-AT. Designed to haul cargo, blast rebels, and provide a scenic overlook for middle managers, this bright-yellow monstrosity was the Swiss Army knife of poor procurement decisions.

Features included:

• A deluxe viewing platform with reinforced railings and cupholders, perfect for watching constructions from a raised position.
  
• Cargo capacity increased by 30%, ideal for transporting building materials and the hopes and dreams of underpaid engineers.
  
• Painted Caterpillar Yellow, because camouflage is for cowards (and Caterpillar branding is forever).