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Three repulsor tanks (or hover tanks, or anti-grav tanks) and three treaded tanks (or crawler tanks).

The 1-H heavy repulsortank's on the top left and the 1-L light repulsortank is on top right, there's also a medium tank version, the 1-M, quite similar to the 1-H, all of which were manufactured by Ubrikkian Industries, and in between there's an unnamed heavy tank which is seen attacking the Chubbit resistance in Classic Star Wars 1977 issue 10.

Then there's two weird Santhe-Sienar "eyeball tanks", the TIE Crawler AKA Century Tank and the TIE Mauler.

On the bottom right we have the massive Arakyd XR-85 tank droid, to say that it's a super heavy tank would be an understatement.

Not too good at drawing caterpillar treads.

It seems as though tanks in Star Wars come in three or four forms of locomotion, there's repulsorlifts, treads, and wheels (as in the case of the Hailfire and the Juggernaut), and legs, if the Umbaran centipede tank is taken into account, which I'm not inclined to do.

Not to scale.

These vehicles belong to Lucasarts.

Description
Three repulsor tanks (or hover tanks, or anti-grav tanks) and three treaded tanks (or crawler tanks).

The 1-H heavy repulsortank's on the top left and the 1-L light repulsortank is on top right, there's also a medium tank version, the 1-M, quite similar to the 1-H, all of which were manufactured by Ubrikkian Industries, and in between there's an unnamed heavy tank which is seen attacking the Chubbit resistance in Classic Star Wars 1977 issue 10.

Then there's two weird Santhe-Sienar "eyeball tanks", the TIE Crawler AKA Century Tank and the TIE Mauler.

On the bottom right we have the massive Arakyd XR-85 tank droid, to say that it's a super heavy tank would be an understatement.

Not too good at drawing caterpillar treads.

It seems as though tanks in Star Wars come in three or four forms of locomotion, there's repulsorlifts, treads, and wheels (as in the case of the Hailfire and the Juggernaut), and legs, if the Umbaran centipede tank is taken into account, which I'm not inclined to do.

Not to scale.

These vehicles belong to Lucasarts.