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tardy civilian MOC contest entry: Black Rhino
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 1 Jul 2004 17:09:26 GMT
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Late, as usual. But here it is: The Black Rhino.
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Any comments are appreciated.
And now, for the story. . .
After losing a large market-share, the enigmatic cerebruminc once again closed
it’s doors to the public. Recently the company made a seeming “Louisiana
Purchase” of a small moon. The bright-white moon is a sattelite of an unnamed,
uninhabitable planet. So far, only ci’s mining operations have been found on the
moon.
Along with the purchase came the availability of crater crawler created by ci:
The Black Rhino, the first creation made available to non-military buyers.
It features: two powerful pull-back-tek™ motors, a nuclear core similar to the
SS-A Paladin’s, two charging stations for 2 airtanks each, and a complete
camera/HUD driven display for the driver. Because of the shimmering surface of
the white rock, the Black Rhino pictured here features red-spectrum spotlights
to avoid blinding reflection.
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Message has 2 Replies:
 | | Re: tardy civilian MOC contest entry: Black Rhino
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| Nice MOC - with all of the hover MOCs, its nice to see some wheels now and then. Is digging equipment in the future? The energy requirements for moving dirt on moons the size of Earth's moon must be less, at least for the lifting of the dirt anyway. (...) (20 years ago, 2-Jul-04, to lugnet.space, FTX)
| | | Re: tardy civilian MOC contest entry: Black Rhino
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| (...) Cool! As a former heavy-equipment operator, I think you absolutley nailed the bed/canopy as well as the large rubber tires. I also really like the detailed chamber in the truck body; great for maintenance on mining equipment! Does this rig (...) (20 years ago, 2-Jul-04, to lugnet.space)
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