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H-651 Trassark APC. Updated.Year of Service Entry: 2103.
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Also, I'd like to know more about Escean mythology- gods and the like.
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I haven't fully fleshed out, but Torul is the God of War and Nekut was a raven that acted as a scout and sign of death, hence its usage by the Guard's Battalion
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Its more like an MRAP than an APC/IFV. Actually closest I can think of is the Kamaz Typhoon-K, but I designed this before I ever saw that.
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This is a well done infantry unit. I am pleased with the bulky armored style. Your design gives the look of "can do" in all situations. Your color is aesthetically pleasing. I could see several variants of this, a medical unit, a small caliber cannon, an engineering unit, radar post......... Thank you for your designs!
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Thank you for the kind words
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we all know those space communists (rothans) will steal this & reproduce it, HEHEHEHEHE!
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I'm convinced the Russian's nicked it for their Typhoon truck.
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KGB, let the west to all the expensive R&D the steal it!
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Saving money since 1945!
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Not at present I'm afraid. Taking a break from requests as a whole
Sorry.
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Never thought of using temperature control on armor. That is a really bright plan, comrade! Adev, bravo!
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Many thanks
There's a real world version of it. Forget the name, but it uses large hexagonal tiles. Same principal, only on the Trassark its not an add-on package to the original armour but already built in.
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Quite like it!
If you haven't already, I'd suggest having the Trassark's ports and windows be made out of transparent aluminum. If it's glass, it's a fairly noticable weak point for the vehicle, but supposedly they're figuring out how to make transparent aluminum sheets that are quite effective as light armor....
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Ah yeah, I've heard of that. Nice suggestion. I was just going with bullet-resistant polycarbonates.
Thanks
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