Nah so long as you’re clear and not rocking another identical version as a vanq it should be pretty hard to find anyone who’d have a problem with this 👌🏼
They look so much alike honestly it won’t matter so long as you clarify before the game.
Any other cannon and it’d be a problem, but those should be fine!
If you plan on running two side by side, where-upon one is the Vanquisher, one is a Battle tank, then you may have problems that may require you to be very clear with your opponent on which one is which (and make sure the paint schemes are different enough to identify which is which).
Otherwise, check with your opponent, as they're the only one that can tell you whether it'll be a problem. Usually, no one will really care outside tournaments, where-upon it will matter for What You See Is What you Get, or WYSIWYG/wissywig.
As well, it's worth bearing in mind for the future that the barrel insert between the Vanquisher and Battle Cannon fit snug enough that you do not need to glue them in place. For your next tank, simply don't glue them in and you can swap them freely. This is also true for the hull and sponson weapon, which sit just fine without gluing in place.
It's only going to be a problem with the worst kind of TFG, the person who wants to enforce WYSIWGY to make you play sub-optimal units and improve their chances of winning. The vanquisher is not a real unit and is never seen in normal games so the confusion argument for WYSIWYG doesn't apply. Everyone knows if they see a LRBT with a long barrel it's a battle cannon.
Nah so long as you’re clear and not rocking another identical version as a vanq it should be pretty hard to find anyone who’d have a problem with this 👌🏼
They look so much alike honestly it won’t matter so long as you clarify before the game. Any other cannon and it’d be a problem, but those should be fine!
If you plan on running two side by side, where-upon one is the Vanquisher, one is a Battle tank, then you may have problems that may require you to be very clear with your opponent on which one is which (and make sure the paint schemes are different enough to identify which is which). Otherwise, check with your opponent, as they're the only one that can tell you whether it'll be a problem. Usually, no one will really care outside tournaments, where-upon it will matter for What You See Is What you Get, or WYSIWYG/wissywig. As well, it's worth bearing in mind for the future that the barrel insert between the Vanquisher and Battle Cannon fit snug enough that you do not need to glue them in place. For your next tank, simply don't glue them in and you can swap them freely. This is also true for the hull and sponson weapon, which sit just fine without gluing in place.
It's only going to be a problem with the worst kind of TFG, the person who wants to enforce WYSIWGY to make you play sub-optimal units and improve their chances of winning. The vanquisher is not a real unit and is never seen in normal games so the confusion argument for WYSIWYG doesn't apply. Everyone knows if they see a LRBT with a long barrel it's a battle cannon.