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Seemingly the culmination of the Allies' Paradox Project, in direct combat the Paradox Engine is armed with an array of prism refractors and missile batteries that can fire on both ground and air targets. It is also the most durable aircraft seen in the war, making it a formidable opponent, though it is still vulnerable to concentrated anti-air fire, as seen during its escape through the Isles of Scilly where the Epsilon Gehenna Platforms must be got rid of to give the Paradox Engine safe passage.
The Paradox Engine's most feared weapon is the Time Freeze, which can lock entire enemy armies in time. Victims become unresponsive and completely defenceless against the Allied forces, who are not affected by the Time Freeze. Despite its powerful effects, the Time Freeze requires a huge amount of power, preventing it from being used liberally.
The Paradox Engine is seemingly bigger on the inside, capable of housing its own Chronosphere and a large amount of Allied soldiers and vehicles far more than its size would suggest.[1]

Description
These picture is not mine.

Seemingly the culmination of the Allies' Paradox Project, in direct combat the Paradox Engine is armed with an array of prism refractors and missile batteries that can fire on both ground and air targets. It is also the most durable aircraft seen in the war, making it a formidable opponent, though it is still vulnerable to concentrated anti-air fire, as seen during its escape through the Isles of Scilly where the Epsilon Gehenna Platforms must be got rid of to give the Paradox Engine safe passage.
The Paradox Engine's most feared weapon is the Time Freeze, which can lock entire enemy armies in time. Victims become unresponsive and completely defenceless against the Allied forces, who are not affected by the Time Freeze. Despite its powerful effects, the Time Freeze requires a huge amount of power, preventing it from being used liberally.
The Paradox Engine is seemingly bigger on the inside, capable of housing its own Chronosphere and a large amount of Allied soldiers and vehicles far more than its size would suggest.[1]