| Display title | Walking Tank |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A common feature of military stories set in Steampunk settings, and also Twenty Minutes Into the Future and beyond, a Walking Tank is just that; a tank with legs instead of treads. If it has arms (they don't always), they're usually decidedly non-humanoid in appearance (elbow-joints optional), and more likely to end in Arm Cannons instead of hands. |
