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Getting back to the Recyclotron lineage from my 'Mutants & Masterminds' game, here is the predecessor to Recyclotron-4 and -5. Recyclotron-3 was not nearly as sophisticated as later models. Lacking the ability to break down inorganic waste through nanite technology, it simply used its 'mouth' of rotating belts and saw blades to literally consume debris. It was the first in the lineage to experiment with a more malleable form, but its faulty program almost regularly resulted in shutdowns during the height of its grazings. It was soon taken offline and was consumed by Recyclotron-4 when that unit was activated.

I'm finding it to be a bit of a challenge to 'retrofit', creating past models of a character and making them less and less sophisticated compared to the later ones. For this one, I tried not to linger too much on details and attempted to deliberately make this character a bit of a mess.

Created using 2b pencils on Daler-Rowney sketch paper.

Description
Getting back to the Recyclotron lineage from my 'Mutants & Masterminds' game, here is the predecessor to Recyclotron-4 and -5. Recyclotron-3 was not nearly as sophisticated as later models. Lacking the ability to break down inorganic waste through nanite technology, it simply used its 'mouth' of rotating belts and saw blades to literally consume debris. It was the first in the lineage to experiment with a more malleable form, but its faulty program almost regularly resulted in shutdowns during the height of its grazings. It was soon taken offline and was consumed by Recyclotron-4 when that unit was activated.

I'm finding it to be a bit of a challenge to 'retrofit', creating past models of a character and making them less and less sophisticated compared to the later ones. For this one, I tried not to linger too much on details and attempted to deliberately make this character a bit of a mess.

Created using 2b pencils on Daler-Rowney sketch paper.