PzKpfw II (Sd. Kfz. 122) Flammpanzer II
    Copyright (C) 1996 by James Lowry (jlowry@tfb.com).

        After some testing in late 1939, 85 Panzer IID/Es were converted into
    flamethrower tanks in January 1940 and eventually used on the Russian
    front.
        The adjusted cost is pre-WWII even though this variant was developed
    after the war started. The flamethowers
    (crit|fire|3d/sec|14|7|n/a|35|1|100) are in front facing mini-turrets which
    are mounted on the fenders with the tanks directly behind.  The MG 34
    (crit|cr|7d|19|10|1,000|3,900|15*|50) is in the turret and is operated by
    the commander.  The turret is turned with a hand crank.  Minor Bug: Low
    muzzle velocity halves the max range of the flamethowers.
        Again, I used Panzerkampfwagen: German Combat Tanks 1933-1945 by Chris
    Elliot and Hilary Doyle, and "The German Panzer II.D & Variants" (no author
    given) in Vol. 5, No. 10 of AFV-G2 as references.
        The Flammpanzer II (v 0.31) is TL 6 vehicle [Mar. 96 errata sheet] with
    a weapon from High Tech, my armor sloping table and flamethower.

    Structure: 260 cf extra-heavy cheap body, max load 23,400 lbs. (HT 750).
        Tracked motive system with two tracks (DR 3, HT 375) and improved
        suspension.  25 degree sloped front, two 3 cf standard limited-traverse
        miniturrets (DR 15, HT 15), sealed body, turret.
    Turret: 30 cf standard full-traverse turret (HT 60).  18 degree slope
        front, right and left, 25 degree slope back.
    Propulsion: 97 KW tracked drivetrain.
    Power: 97 KW gasoline engine (DR 5, HT 40), uses 2.91 gallons/hour. 45
        gallon self sealing gas tank (DR 5, HT 25, fire 10), endurance 15.46
        hours.
    Accomodations: Two normal internal seats, one half in the turret.
    Vision: Slits.
    Crew: 2; driver and commander/gunner.
    Accessories: Enviromental control.
    Turret Accessories: Tactical radio (+0 intercept, 15 mi.).
    Weaponry: Flamethower ($135, 25 lbs., 3 cf, DR 5, HT 12) in each
        miniturret.  2 100 gallon self-sealing gasoline tanks with 150 points
        expensive component armor (DR 30, HT 60, fire 10) mounted externally,
        and a MG34 machine gun ($400, 27 lbs., DR 5, HT 12) mounted in the
        turret with 1400 rounds of ammunition.
    Cargo: 20 cf cargo space, 27.82 access space, 40 cf waste space + 10.5 cf
        waste space in the turret.
    Armor: 225 points expensive armor.  F6/99 (slope), R5/30, L5/30, B5/30
        (slope), T5/30, U4/15.
    Turret Armor: 255 points expensive armor.  F6/95 (slope), R6/43 (slope),
        L6/43 (slope), B6/50 (slope), T5/30.
    Statistics: Cost $58,295 (adjusted $3,883), design mass 20,626 lbs., max
        payload 2,774 lbs., max cargo load 1,800 lbs., current payload 400
        lbs., loaded mass 21,026 lbs. (10.51 tons), Size Modifier +3 (+1) (-1),
        Radar Signature +3, IR Signature +4, Acoustic Signature +5.
    Ground Performance (road/off road): Ground speed factor 14/12, top speed
        28/24 mph, acceleration 3 mph/s, deceleration 20 mph/s, MR .5/.25, SR
        8/7, gets 9.62/8.25 miles/gallon.