All Terrain Light Scout
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All Terrain Light Scout
A small, expendable walker used by the 101st legion. It is made out of an experimental plastic that is lightweight, yet extremely strong and dense. It is very flexible, with it's legs having a total of 5 points articulation each. it also has a small comlink and a magnetic rail for a weapon. It's weapon is a simple light blaster cannon. In battles, the drivers utilize surprise tactics, like jumping from a cliff on them, circling a target while firing, then darting off when it fires back.
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I'm personally very proud of this. It started as one of those impulse mocs, after I saw Sial's AT-RT/s, and thought "Why not?". Then I remember of how all my previous walkers didn't share the black and white colour scheme of the 101st, and 50% of the pieces were Technic. so I decieded to change that. I wanted something that looked cute and compact, but still looked cool and battle-ready. I also tried out unorthodox techniques (Handle being used as waist, hands for handles, etc). It is also VERY articulated. In total, it has 20 points of articulation, half of which are in the legs alone. The driver CAN sit down, but his bum is hanging off, and it doesn't look very comfy.
Enjoy!
-Aki-- Non-Guild Member
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Re: All Terrain Light Scout
It's an interesting design. It becomes hard to differentiate between clone/walker at a point, but the overall shape of the vehicle is novel. Your piece usage isn't *that* unorthodox, but it isn't blase and overused, either .
All in all, I think you did well.
All in all, I think you did well.
Re: All Terrain Light Scout
It's very nice because the top is good, and the legs, are better bulky. Most are way to small!
Cyrus- Guild Member
- Location : In a barrel of toxic waste
Re: All Terrain Light Scout
Nice, that looks really cool. It's a unique design and well executed. The only complaint I have is the blocky feet, just don't think that go well with this.
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