Turning Attack Craft Waves

[Red_Starrise]

Hi, very new to BFG, not to gaming or 40k (about 18 years), one of my regular gaming comrades & I just started BFG & in our second game, he brought up a question that I've been unable to find an answer to for sure.

He wanted to to know how to measure turning for a wave of attack craft. Does it pivot about the center point or does it wheel on one corner (within its maximum movement distance of course)?

[CyberShadow]

I hate answering rules questions, as it usually turns out that I am wrong and its a simple questions and I look dumb... but here I go... You don't turn the attack craft. You measure their movement in any direction and they have no facing, unlike regular ships.

[fracas]

My rules interpretation is the same but I also hesitated as I can see situations like going between blast markers or bases that might muddle things up.

I have always supported the idea that AC markers should stack, and with models the number of models on the 2x2 cm base, to represent an AC wave

[AndrewChristlieb]

Ya these are awkard, I tend to agree with fracas but unfortunately the rules state they must be in a block. With this in mind I would say to pivot from the furthest most point in the same fashion as the old torpedo rules.