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Re: New MOC: Spyke Attack Pod
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Sun, 15 Sep 2002 16:08:11 GMT
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Tanx Chris!

Actaully, the idea for this came when I was messing around with the hinge
arc you used on I believe the Evergreen pod and attached a cone to use as an
engine.   A few cones later and there she be.  Same goes for the
hinge....pilfered (with thanks:>) from you and Jamie Neufield.  And finally,
the 2 wide pioneered by Jonathan Mizner.

I should have called this pod 'Felony Theft'!

Thanks again,
-G



In lugnet.space, Chris Maddison writes:
Sweet!  At first glance, it looks like the spikes go around the top and
*back* of the pod, but when I noticed that they wrap around the front, it
makes for a very aggressive design.

Also like the hardware on the front.  And I see you used the opening-dish
method.  Coolness.

Gil went 2-wide. :-)

-Chris


In lugnet.space, Gil Shaw writes:
Greetings,

Toradoch Defense Systems has delivered the Spyke Attack Pod.  Based on the
earlier EYOT design and incorporation new technologies, the Spyke offers
groundtroops slow moving protection from it's chin mounted 'spitball' cannon.

The perimeter of the craft is mounted with high output deflector cones,
allowing the Spyke to absorb heavy beam and projectile fire while escorting
troop advancements.

The pilot 'sees' by a specially integrated flight helmet that synchs to a
relay node stretching behind the head, relaying information from dish
sensors and the camera mounted beside the cannon.

Da folder (after moderation):

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=25153



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