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So, the 3060 Indra was... pretty bad. Bad angle, some lazy drawing areas. Across the board pretty "meh" But It did have that big rig charm up front.

I tried to keep some of that front end arrangement but went completely elsewhere with the rest of the machine. I'm not sure if i thought the original was getting a different front end weapon or not, but that og PPC was a terrible fitting, and i like this one much better. I also kept to some of the mobile sections ideas of the og, but took it a bit away from the "cab + trailer" looks. Now it's a little more centipede locomotion in action. Able to turn from either end and at the middle, making it able to move in likely very weird ways. Even crab walking forward at like a 25-30 angle. I think the dimensions are a good bit more on target than that of the og one. While it's not a heavy unit, the inflated nature of a troop carrier still shows through. The forward troop door isn't full sized, but the door can open inward too, allowing troops to tuck and roll out of stowage. Though crews probably still put hash marks on the entrance to indicate the number of concussions caused.

Kamvas pro 22 over sketch.

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Description
So, the 3060 Indra was... pretty bad. Bad angle, some lazy drawing areas. Across the board pretty "meh" But It did have that big rig charm up front.

I tried to keep some of that front end arrangement but went completely elsewhere with the rest of the machine. I'm not sure if i thought the original was getting a different front end weapon or not, but that og PPC was a terrible fitting, and i like this one much better. I also kept to some of the mobile sections ideas of the og, but took it a bit away from the "cab + trailer" looks. Now it's a little more centipede locomotion in action. Able to turn from either end and at the middle, making it able to move in likely very weird ways. Even crab walking forward at like a 25-30 angle. I think the dimensions are a good bit more on target than that of the og one. While it's not a heavy unit, the inflated nature of a troop carrier still shows through. The forward troop door isn't full sized, but the door can open inward too, allowing troops to tuck and roll out of stowage. Though crews probably still put hash marks on the entrance to indicate the number of concussions caused.

Kamvas pro 22 over sketch.

mPLOG