SM and weight, hexes, etc.

I'm working on a number of fantasy races for a homebrewed world and I'm running into problems with the larger races. Is there a book, supplement, Pyramid magazine, etc., that helps with figuring out how many hexes a particular SM creature should be, as well as it's weight, appropriate ST range, and such?



For example, if I have a 30 ft. giant how big around would he be, in other words, how many hexes should he fill? For a giant like this its height and SM are easy to figure out, but I don't know how much a humanoid of that size should weigh or how much ST it would need.



Another example that's probably giving me even more trouble is non-humanoid creatures, such as dragons. Since they don't stand upright like humans, their SM doesn't even translate into a specific height. I plan on having dragons that range all the way from SM -1 to SM +3 or maybe even +4.



Additionally, I have creatures that aren't flesh and blood, such as golems. Is there anywhere that says how much a stone man (or one made of wood) would weigh?



On a related note, can anyone tell me why lions/tigers are SM +1 creatures even though they are only ~6 ft. long? From what I understand of the SM rules that should only be SM 0.

SM and weight, hexes, etc.

Mad Max: Fury Road car designs, etc.

Hi, all. I'm prepping a CW scenario based on some of the desert chase stuff in Fury Road. Anyone here got any feedback on vehicle designs and so forth based on that movie?



I've read that Max's V8 Interceptor gets captured and converted, with some OR tires added, and possibly a weapon on the back.



Then there's Furiosa's War Rig. Need a design for that.



Also there are several interesting gang vehicles and ideas, especially the pole-topper guys that get lowered onto enemy vehicles. Anyone got ideas for CW stats on those?

Mad Max: Fury Road car designs, etc.