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Description
Take your pick, ladies and gents!

What we have here is the MA-330 S.A.I.C.H, or Special-Application Infantry Combat Hardsuit. In case you couldn't notice, it's not much of a hardsuit, and is actually a full-blown mech. They were made for versatility, their arsenal limited only to whatever weight the frame can sustain, and bring traditional, ground-based infantry combat back into the picture, only on a much, much larger scale. Their operators refuse to be titled "pilots", instead preferring to be referred to as marines.

The MA-330 is often applied in hard-drop operations, being deployed to the surface of a planet from orbit to give marines an element of shock and awe.

The color schemes are as follows-
(From left to right)
Desert/ SOP-PAT
SOP-PAT, or Standardized Operation Pattern- also referred to as desert for its color- is, as its name suggests, a tan/ light brown pattern that is standard issue on SAICHs. Unless repainted to correspond to specific areas of operation, most Federation MA-330s can be seen sporting this color
Woodland
Woodland camouflage is a common pattern seen on spec-warfare teams that operate in wooded regions. Apart from SOP-PAT, it is the most frequently used pattern on SAICH units.
Navy
The Navy pattern, a blue-gray scheme, hence the name, is a general-purpose pattern used especially for urban, interior, and marine areas. It is most commonly used with amphibious operations and internal base defense.
Arctic
An all-white, featureless pattern used to blend into all-white, featureless terrain, specifically- given its name- arctic and snowy environments. It is also used for certain urban and interior operations.
Urban
Unlike what its name might suggest, the urban pattern is generally used as means of shock-value for close-quarters combat. However, in crumbling, war-torn cities, the black and gray camouflage is excellent for blending in. It is also used frequently during operations that take place during the night, making it a popular pattern among special forces teams.
Winter
In environments that have both light and dark colors to blend in with, the winter pattern is occasionally used. However, given that its location of use is relatively limited, this color scheme tends to be a rarity.

For the mecha RP. Yaaay~

Description
Take your pick, ladies and gents!

What we have here is the MA-330 S.A.I.C.H, or Special-Application Infantry Combat Hardsuit. In case you couldn't notice, it's not much of a hardsuit, and is actually a full-blown mech. They were made for versatility, their arsenal limited only to whatever weight the frame can sustain, and bring traditional, ground-based infantry combat back into the picture, only on a much, much larger scale. Their operators refuse to be titled "pilots", instead preferring to be referred to as marines.

The MA-330 is often applied in hard-drop operations, being deployed to the surface of a planet from orbit to give marines an element of shock and awe.

The color schemes are as follows-
(From left to right)
Desert/ SOP-PAT
SOP-PAT, or Standardized Operation Pattern- also referred to as desert for its color- is, as its name suggests, a tan/ light brown pattern that is standard issue on SAICHs. Unless repainted to correspond to specific areas of operation, most Federation MA-330s can be seen sporting this color
Woodland
Woodland camouflage is a common pattern seen on spec-warfare teams that operate in wooded regions. Apart from SOP-PAT, it is the most frequently used pattern on SAICH units.
Navy
The Navy pattern, a blue-gray scheme, hence the name, is a general-purpose pattern used especially for urban, interior, and marine areas. It is most commonly used with amphibious operations and internal base defense.
Arctic
An all-white, featureless pattern used to blend into all-white, featureless terrain, specifically- given its name- arctic and snowy environments. It is also used for certain urban and interior operations.
Urban
Unlike what its name might suggest, the urban pattern is generally used as means of shock-value for close-quarters combat. However, in crumbling, war-torn cities, the black and gray camouflage is excellent for blending in. It is also used frequently during operations that take place during the night, making it a popular pattern among special forces teams.
Winter
In environments that have both light and dark colors to blend in with, the winter pattern is occasionally used. However, given that its location of use is relatively limited, this color scheme tends to be a rarity.

For the mecha RP. Yaaay~