Semi-Autonomous Ordnance Weapon

Semi-Autonomous Ordnance Weapon.

The front armor included with the standard hull and tracks is optional. Infantry/crew is NOT included; these are shown for scale. Magnets are not included. Printed 100mm base is included. If you would like to see another option added, please reach out to me.

Miniature and Assembly:
Sensor pod and control panel, included with some weapons, are optional components.
Gun Mount and hull are designed to accommodate 1x5mm magnets (not included).

Lore:
Heavy tanks used by rebel forces during the Apostasy of Kipkean demanded stronger anti-tank assets from the Imperial Army. The Factory-world of Renault responded with the Heavy Laser Canon. This larger, more powerful version of the standard laser cannon used the same battery for power – though only for a few shots each. Within the first several decades of the conflict a requirement was recognized for larger indirect fire weapons smaller than vehicle-scale. After several different prototypes were tested, the Bombastic Field Gun and Malicious Rocket Launcher were adopted for large scale production. These weapons contributed significantly during the siege of the rebel stronghold at Talliston Prime. All three of these new weapons were mounted on the venerable Renault-pattern Support Weapon Carrier Platform. In addition, their development coincided with the discovery of another self-propelled weapon carriage. It was named the Squat-pattern, after the technoarcheologist , Thuddy “Squat” McSquatington, who discovered it.

This is an original design by Tiny Panzer Studio.