Slitherine

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In 1928 Italian Pavesi tractors were acquired and used as their towing vehicles from that on.

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ORIGINAL: R35

Thank you! Then I`ll implement a trait so that only infantry units (except cavalry and bridge engineers) will be able to board it.

In vanilla PzC you could load a King Tiger or a Maus into a glider and not just into a Me 323, but also into a DFS 230. I`ve restricted this so basically you`ll have the following rules:
-infantry units can board both planes and gliders (except for cavalry which can`t board either and the bridge engineers which can`t board planes)
-motorcycle units (including the vehicles) can board both planes and gliders
-transport vehicles can board gliders (horse transports can`t)
-all towed artillery (of all sorts) can board gliders
-axis fighting vehicles up to the size of a medium tank (roughly speaking, Panzer IV and equivalents) can board gliders
-allied light fighting vehicles can board gliders (the M22 Locust and the Tetrarch can also board planes)
-all units can board ships and trains (except for the railroad artillery that can only board ships)
-only infantry (with the exception of cavalry and bridge engineers) can board the light gliders (ex. DFS 230)
Light gliders designate units like the DFS 230 and G-11 and regular gliders refer to units like the Me 323 and Hamilcar.

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ORIGINAL: Brazenman
mle 32 75mm Anti-Aircraft Guns

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Can R-35 also set all my new reworked BEF 1940 units ?

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ORIGINAL: Kompolka

12.7-mm DSHK Heavy Machin Gun Model 1938
By the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, the Kirov Mechanical Plant issued about 2000 guns DSHK and further 9000 guns DSHK were released before the end of War

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ORIGINAL: Brazenman

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ORIGINAL: Kompolka

12.7-mm DSHK Heavy Machin Gun Model 1938
By the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, the Kirov Mechanical Plant issued about 2000 guns DSHK and further 9000 guns DSHK were released before the end of War

12.7-mm DSHK (Dushka) used from the outset in all directions combat operation. It went through the entire war. It used as heavy machine-gun and anti-aircraft gun.

We already have enough air defense systems and I think that it will be better to use it as ArtMG Battalion (as a part of fortified zones). Currently we do not have such a unit for scenario Barbarossa.

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ORIGINAL: R35

The 12.7mm is a - relatively - small caliber weapon. Every nation had them and if the Soviets get them so should everyone else. Which would take alot of work. Then there`s the fact of which scale you represent in game. If you`re getting to company and even battalion, small weapons have some purpose as distinct units, but in that case I think Close Combat is a better engine for such scenarios. I always took PG (and its successors) to be meant for the strategic or large tactical level so if you represent brigades (even regiments) and above the aa machineguns would basically be calculated into the stats of the regular units (infantry, cavalry etc.) and don`t need to exist separately. Personally I`d avoid going into small weapons like that otherwise we`ll also extend into light mortars and probably end up representing machinegun squadrons over the long term. Again, there are games that cover the small tactical level better than PzC in my opinion.

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ORIGINAL: R35

Could someone please help me with information about the vehicles posted above?

Chevrolet RD 4x2
Ford V 3000 S
Renault AHN

The most important things would be:
1. speed - based on this I calculate how many hexes a vehicle will move in game
2. what was it used for (towing what guns, transporting infantry etc.)

It would also be very useful to know when they entered service with their respective factions and if possible their range or fuel, but these values could be guesstimated if need be. The first two though are critical. Without those I can`t really include vehicles in the game.

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ORIGINAL: Kompolka
I think that the battalion is the most appropriate unit for Panzer Corps