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DG Lunch Sketchbook 1: CataTank

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Bog standard tank chassis (possibly a Rommel/Patton) with a Catapult torso glued on. Drawn in mid-March 2018.

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mecha 1,648, tank 1,469, mech 1,413, battletech 207, mechwarrior 200, giant robot 181, battlemech 137, giant mecha 110

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Type: Sketch

Published: 7 years ago

Rating: General

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n1ghtmar37

7 years ago

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must be a very reliable design

ProjectShadowcat

7 years ago

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@ n1ghtmar37

I'm not so sure. This is like gluing together pieces of two separate machines.

n1ghtmar37

7 years ago

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i guess in a pinch if you got some parts laying about,it's better then nothing

talon2point0

7 years ago

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Does it come with Jumper Jets?

ProjectShadowcat

7 years ago

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@ talon2point0

It does not have Jump Jets.

talon2point0

7 years ago

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@ ProjectShadowcat

Waste of tonnage...
Man, someone was short on C-bills this month.

Still though, that would give me pause on the field.

ProjectShadowcat

7 years ago

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@ talon2point0

On the other hand, having built the CPLT-C1 on the tank chassis, though with relatively light armor, the C-Bill cost of the Frankenmachine is about half that of the base 'Mech,

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