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Toyota right now:
Tiznaos (improvised armored cars) CNT Militia. Spanish Civil War.
Armored Triumph WO 3SW
Greetings, I had to see this, and it is said that ,,A pain shared is a pain halved''; so now you must see it as well.
Gratefully, Bronzageprolapse
Whoever said that, they're a damn liar. I want you to know that you've caused me great pain, and I wish a pox upon you.
For those who don't know, that's a scrapped Humvee with the turret of a BMP-1 jammed in the top like a child playing with Lego.
This lovely piece has been sighted in the possession of the Houthi rebels of Yemen, and if their harassment of international maritime trade, and hatred of my existence weren't enough to make me dislike them, this dogshit technical would do the trick nicely.
Star Wars fucked up by not including more wonky rebel technicals.
I hear some of the extended universe has some composite starfighters and such but come on, movies. How rebellious is your rebellion if you aren't bolting a crew-served weapon to a civilian vehicle and wrecking shit with it?
May I suggest:
an E-web riding shotgun in Luke's landspeeder
an ion cannon strapped into the bed of a Toyota Hilux. (the Hilux is future alien tech for the SW universe! )
pod-racer with a dushka pointed out the back, bootlegger-style
sand crawler with an entire firebase of space mortars on top
One of those trash can power droids with a recoilless rifle on its head
They praised Andor for being grittier and more realistic but idk. You can distribute speeches and manifestos all day but you haven't really rebelled until you put a door gun on a commercial vehicle to hose occupying troops.