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Artillery garages and roof access

A garage should shelter the vehicle without trapping its gun or crew. HitboTC's October 1 design adds a fast change from artillery to rooftop air defence.

Community footage; verify in the current build
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Not yet independently verified against a current game build.

HitboTC's original WARDOGS artillery garage video thumbnail.

Creator image: HitboTC. The garage and roof transition are documented in the October 1 video. HitboTC: This Artillery Garage Has a SECRET (WARDOGS)

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Artillery garages and roof access

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Artillery garages and roof access
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Start with the firing platform

HitboTC starts with an Indirect Fire Shelter floor, expands the shell and arranges overhead bunkers before opening the vehicle bay. Leave enough room to reverse and traverse the gun. RadioGLHF's earlier garage notes warn that contact with the ceiling or gate can force the barrel down or trap it.

Protect the crew's route as well

The roof carries a Talon and CIWS position with cover for the controller. HitboTC replaces a side wall with a repair station and adds blocks near the rear parking corner so exiting the artillery places the character on the roof. Treat that exit behaviour as something to test, not a guaranteed escape.

Check clearances before live fire

Reverse in, exit, climb back down and check both low and high gun angles before committing supplies. Keep sightlines open for the air-defence operator. The creator recommends two people so one watches the sky while the other fires; neither the roof nor that division of work makes the base invulnerable.

SOURCE BRIEFING

Source video from RadioGLHF

Wardogs - Ceilings and 4 High Bremers - Every builder needs to know this.

Watch on YouTubePlaying loads YouTube. Choose captions in the player settings. Credit and thanks to the creator.

Related field notes

FIELD NOTE 17Mortar cover versus firing arcWARDOGS2 Oct 2026Mortar cover versus firing arcWARDOGS mortar shelter choices: compare RadioGLHF's open pit with WAYVEE's covered emplacement.FIELD NOTE 18Place a SAM where it can workWARDOGS2 Oct 2026Place a SAM where it can workWARDOGS SAM site guide: clear air lanes, protect the Talon operator and stop vehicle-assisted climbs.FIELD NOTE 19Small fortifications, useful routesWARDOGS2 Oct 2026Small fortifications, useful routesWARDOGS field building: small-hammer cover, layered entrances and modular defences without strongest-wall promises.

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