Astraferrum Dreadnought [M:Throne Empire Series Ep.17]
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2020 3:21 am
Hello again. Here I present you my M-Throne Empire's Astraferrum class Dreadnought. It's obviously inspired by the Warhammer 40k universes Space Marine Dreadnoughts. At the start I wanted to build multiples of these dreadnoughts but later I decided to make it as a unique vehichle. In future I may build more similar dreadnoughts but they wont be exactly similar to this but rather decorated differently and equipped with different armament.
Here is the description for the vehichle:
Astroferrum class dreadnoughts are medium size heavily armored and weaponized mechas. This example is equipped with power claw on the right hand for close combat and a size 3 laser gun under the arm. On its left side there is a rack attached which is able to launch 33 projectiles at the same time (Similar to "metal storm" weapon IRL). Dreadnoughts are either controlled by a internal minifigure pilot or remote controlled depending on the choice of individual users. Dreadnoughts are mass-produced but they are heavily customized by their users/pilots which are mostly veteran soldiers. They usally have decorations as part of visual customization such as insignia, wings and other symbols.
Astraferrum Dreadnought by Kaplan, on Flickr
Astraferrum Dreadnought by Kaplan, on Flickr
Astraferrum Dreadnought by Kaplan, on Flickr
Here is the description for the vehichle:
Astroferrum class dreadnoughts are medium size heavily armored and weaponized mechas. This example is equipped with power claw on the right hand for close combat and a size 3 laser gun under the arm. On its left side there is a rack attached which is able to launch 33 projectiles at the same time (Similar to "metal storm" weapon IRL). Dreadnoughts are either controlled by a internal minifigure pilot or remote controlled depending on the choice of individual users. Dreadnoughts are mass-produced but they are heavily customized by their users/pilots which are mostly veteran soldiers. They usally have decorations as part of visual customization such as insignia, wings and other symbols.
Astraferrum Dreadnought by Kaplan, on FlickrAstraferrum Dreadnought by Kaplan, on FlickrAstraferrum Dreadnought by Kaplan, on Flickr