Combine Missile Tank

Combine missile tank with enclosed launcher and covered tracks, The Space Gamer #10 (Feb/Mar 77)

Artist: Winchell Chung

Space Gamer 48

The Space Gamer #48 (February 1982) - Back Cover. 

SJGames announcing the re-release of Ogre and GEV after being OOP.

Winchell Chung artwork

PanE Scout Tank

A Paneuro scout tank ready for action - (Winchell Chung, “The Four Howitzer Defense in OGRE” by Chester Hendrix, The Space Gamer #24, Sept-Oct 1979, page 20)

I understand that with feedback, this design soon morphed into the more traditional PanE Light Tank

Battlesuit Infantry

"The role of the Infantry is to seek out and close with the enemy, to kill or capture them, to seize and hold ground, and to repel attack, by day or night, regardless of season, weather or terrain"  - Infantry Doctrine Manual

Artwork by "Speed" Webber, OGRE Book 2nd Edition pg 104

Grenadier Catalogue 1983, artist Unknown

OGRE Book, 2nd edition pg 100, Artist Unknown

Another great "Speed" Webber illustration, OGRE Book 2nd Edition pg127

Art by Zach Howard,  OGRE Book 2nd Edition pg 110

OGRE Book 2nd Edition pg 62

More of Speed's great work, OGRE Book 2nd Edition pg 3

from OGRE Book 2nd Edition Pg 119

Armoured units of A.D. 2085

Armoured units of A.D. 2085, by Winchell Chung

Winchell Chung illustrations

Some of Winchell Chung's future battlefield of illustrations from "G.E.V. a designer's introduction" by Steve Jackson, The Space Gamer 17 (May-June 1978)

PanE Light Tank, Heavy Tank and OGRE

Light Tank, Infantry, Heavy Tank, Ogre. 

Artwork by Winchell Chung, The Space Gamer #19 (Sep/Oct 1978)

Metagame No 8 "GEV"

Cover of Metagaming Microgame #8 - artist is Winchell Chung

Context image from: https://wargaminggallimaufry.blogspot.com/2025/11/microgame-madness.html

Space Gamer 74

The Space Gamer #74 (June 1985). Ground combat units of the year 2085: Ogre, GEV, and infantry in Battlesuit, plus a heavy tank in the background (Pat Zircher artwork) 

Reminisvcent of Winch Chung's early concept art and size comparison sketches - This is one of the earliest side views that clearly shows the Ogre’s separate track units. (Winchell Chung, The Space Gamer No 13, Sept/Oct 1977 - republished in The OGRE Book, 2nd edition, pg11)

which was updated in 2017 for different OGRE Models in OGREzine 1, pg2