Terminator AIT

Noting the success of the Liberator, Dominion engineers sought to adapt the same qualities and attributes to a land-based transport. Using a similar chassis to the Liberator, much of the original components were removed, particularly those to power the main cannons, and the drive system was reworked. The final result would be the Terminator Armoured Infantry Transport.

Terminators, like Liberators, only require one pilot, but can comfortably fit one squad of 6 soldiers, up to a maximum of 10. They drive on eight steel-cored tyres instead of tracks, but in conjunction with it's lighter weight the tyres allows the Terminator to achieve greater speeds. A pair of top-mounted, air-charged plasma cannons is the vehicles sole defence, but can provide plenty of fire support whilst it deploys infantry to the battlefield. Alternatively, the turret can be replaced with a multi-launch Ripper rocket system for artillery use.

Mike, I have to say you really give me the urge to stop what I am doing and get going on building something. This is awesome! Really.

You are a great builder and a great customizer. Really a great inspiration to me!

Awesome job here.

Ooooo, nice and chunky!

That's what she said!

Love the colours used as they work well together. Also the SNOT is great.

This is great! I really like how your dominion is coming out. Now all you need to make is a mech...

Wickedskillz wrote:Now all you need to make is a mech...

Seconded. Congrats on another amazing Dominion vehicle.

Seems to be that your faction is coming along nicely.

What I like most is the simplicity. It may look simple on the outside, but the subtle details really make this MOC. Good job!

The stickers make it for me.

Dang! Nobody's messing with this thing!

Loving the series. Are these all going to show up at a Con some time soon?

Thanks, guys.

Rook wrote:Loving the series. Are these all going to show up at a Con some time soon?

No, though I'd really like to... I'd have to fly.

The closest one I'm aware of is Brickvention in Melbourne (by close I mean 2500 km.)

Ah yeah flying with that much Lego would be a pain. And that would hell of road trip just for a Lego Con.

Rook wrote:Ah yeah flying with that much Lego would be a pain. And that would hell of road trip just for a Lego Con.

It would be pretty awesome to see those some of those at a Con, but the road trip wouldn't end well.

The closest one I'm aware of is Brickvention in Melbourne (by close I mean 2500 km.)

Same here... I don't think WA has any Lego conventions.