Mobile Command Battlefotress
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This Multi-tracked land vessel is the unparalleled, undaunted, and unbowed ruler of any land battlefield. With 3 spinal mounted series connected rail cannons, 1 heavy turret containing 3 200mm variable munition long range cannons, 2 heavy missile platforms, and scores of other anti-air, armor, personnel emplacements; this moving fortress is not something anyone can afford to discount or ignore. "But wait just a minute" I hear you saying, "What good will that behemoth do if someone just launches a nuclear missile directly at it and blows it to atoms." well this particular war-crime to be comes standard with cutting edge battlescreens which shield the entirety of the vessel and as a bonus absorb a significant number and amount of energy to strengthen the screens themselves. "How can a vessel like that sustain itself it must just be a giant resource rathole?" A good question, the ships designers took this very thing in hand when designing this illustrious creation; and their response was a proprietary nanomachine system meant to keep the vessel in stock near perpetually with the 3 main Thorium/salt fusion reactors and enough automated drones the only resource this ship will need to restock is personnel; which can be easily on/offloaded at any of the 4 landing pads. (please do avoid alteration of the size and location of the emitted battlescreens by those who have not had proper training. The seller is not responsible for any incidents involving screen on screen fratricide, as…
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