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A little less from the helicopter-inspired design column, but i still like it. It isn't one of my more original mech designs but I think it still has merit. Also was more practice with getting things in perspective.

This mech would be used by the ADA to patrol incomplete, rubble strewn, partially collapsed, or otherwise uneven areas of the ISS, in addition to areas on the surface near transit terminals and hubs. It is lightly armed and armored, and operates with a one to two man crew. Often the chin-cannon would have it's barrel sawn down or swapped with a short "carbine" issue version, so that the turret could cover a wider arc. The loss of range was usually a non-issue as the areas in which this walker was deployed were mostly the ISS in cramped tunnels and passageways.

Sorry for the poor quality; I decided to just take digicam photos of the most recent sketches because I still haven't got my scanner working yet.

[This work a part of Epiverse]

Description
A little less from the helicopter-inspired design column, but i still like it. It isn't one of my more original mech designs but I think it still has merit. Also was more practice with getting things in perspective.

This mech would be used by the ADA to patrol incomplete, rubble strewn, partially collapsed, or otherwise uneven areas of the ISS, in addition to areas on the surface near transit terminals and hubs. It is lightly armed and armored, and operates with a one to two man crew. Often the chin-cannon would have it's barrel sawn down or swapped with a short "carbine" issue version, so that the turret could cover a wider arc. The loss of range was usually a non-issue as the areas in which this walker was deployed were mostly the ISS in cramped tunnels and passageways.

Sorry for the poor quality; I decided to just take digicam photos of the most recent sketches because I still haven't got my scanner working yet.

[This work a part of Epiverse]