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Mech pilots as gross cryptids is a bit much for me, but I do think they should be a little weird. Final War jocks would often wear their neuro gear on base and have their rigs follow them around, disconcertingly dividing the task of interacting with others between both 'bodies'

23/08/09 22:18

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During a conversation I was reminded about these things. I really was cooking with these, wasn't I? Should I make more? You can find the 3D views on my sketchfab: sketchfab.com/Gwyvern

23/07/07 08:41

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So that last drawing of mine was a bit popular and people had a few questions about the S-19 so I did a little sketch to answer a few of them. There's more features not illustrated here but I am tired.

23/05/27 06:37

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Pulse drives remained the standard of space propulsion for the Arkarans well after the invention of FTL drives. Most examples from this period use some form of short-stroke semi-ducted buffer plate driven by AM-boosted fusion bombs. 3D View sketchfab.com/3d-models/frig…

23/04/08 10:41

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A mechanized ace was all crew of a fighting vehicle involved in at least 8 peer kills. The final war would see that record shattered daily, as Arkgneese machinery comfortably outclassed early war NSF counterparts, and comfortably outnumbered their late war replacements.

23/03/16 06:50

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Because I am very normal, I bought the Lancer: Battlegroup core rulebook entirely so that I could make a handful of needlessly high-effort homebrew ships. Gonna give them their own stat pages and everything. I don't even know if I'll ever play this game but the shipyard calls.

23/01/29 22:49