* ItsRainingMen: And occasionally a fast armed ATV with ''any'' infantry inside. Or sonar buoys. In Mk-3 unitset the list of possible precipitations is extended to radars, jammers and self-propelled antitank guns.
* KillSat: Once you get spy satellites, orbital weapon platforms are not far behind. Not very killy in the "fabric" rulesets, but strike with impunity as very few units have anti-sat weapons and/or Satellite View.
* MiniMecha: Several variants. Big enough to carry miniguns or torpedoes, but small enough to conquer buildings and weight 2-3 times more than an infantry unit -- sprites look more like armed power loaders (''Film/{{Alien}}'' one, not ''VideoGame/PowerDolls''). Otherwise, they are [[GlassCannon weakly armored]] and rather slow "light tracked vehicles", meaning they eat fuel, get stopped by anti-tank hedgehogs and slowed down by everything while as vulnerable (or more) as infantry to anything other than machineguns and AP mines. The combination of abilities to fit into troop transports, take buildings, ignore and snipers or barbed wire is their main advantage over normal infantry which tend to collect too much reaction fire on disembarking.
* MobileFactory: Most traits that make sense for either are common for "Containers" -- unit and building objects alike, including unit and ammo production. In the basic rulesets specialized building vehicles can create turrets and buildings. Most ships can at least repair and rearm anything that lands on them.

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