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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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To be anti-air, those would have to be some hella-fast tracking turrets. The turret design is sound - it looks like it has full ability to swivel about. Maybe include some jamming for radar or communication frequencies that the hostiles use? (In other words, more eye candy).
The six "circle" style devices on the back confuse me. Perhaps if you did a write-up on some of the specifics of this model?
One other thing, and this is more a personal belief - is that if this is indeed going to be an AAA type machine, you should have it with more than one main turret. Chances are the enemy is going to come with a mess of fighters/bombers/support craft, and if only 1 target can take fire at a time, you're going to need a lot of these tanks to get the job done. I understand that there would be many unit types engaged in the field, but it would also mean it would not be as cost effective.
Overall, again good model.
I'm sure you've seen that new F-22 I think it is, the "multi-role fighter of tomorrow", its thruster can rotate allowing the aircraft to move in unprecedented ways, yeah, that is what these do
I've seen the F-22 (not in real life, but still, slick looking plane). I still have a poster of the F-15 from around its time of being shown off as a new aircraft- it's got one of those huge "multi-role" lists on there. Fun times.
I should probably get some outlines of the MiG onto the PC, but I need you to resend that email. I have the 'real' outline, but I don't want to work off of that. I suppose I could. Mmm. I still need your reference scan, though. I'm not trying to hurry you - I also have real life deadlines as well.
I've been chilling at my gf's most of the day, then go to church at night and get home around 10 or so to take a shower and then to bed... It's weird, but HEY! No one minds so might as well you know?
Please, give me a bit of time and I will send you the scans and the vids.
Lol, indeed, that would be nice eye candy too, but I personally think that it would make the turret seem too bulky as, like you said, it has to swivel very rapidly, as it does.
The thingies on the back? Basically, they are just eye-candy... Technically... Hmmm... They can be anything... Shield emitters?
I am not saying you're wrong about the many turrets per tank, your belief has a sound base, which I agree with, but nor perhaps for this particular model, as that would mean a bigger tank, and my main purpose for the tank was mobility and firepower. And well, would it help if I told you that each arm of the turret can swing independently if needed to?
And well, overall, again, awesome comment