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Description
Model Number: M-70A
Code Name: Tigerwolf
Unit Type: mass-production general-purpose humanoid fighter
Manufacturer: South Pacific Defense Industries
Head Height: 10.3 m
Average Weight: 27.5 metric tons
Armor Material: titanium-ceramic composite
Powerplant: hydrogen engine

Armament

Fixed:
-MG-15 .55 caliber heavy machine gun - an anti-infantry weapon, located on the gun port in the left chest area; can rotate 90 degrees on a vertical axle and can fire 850 rounds per minute
-Missile launcher (not shown) - consists of three barrels, mounted on the right side of the backpack, parallel to the thermal blade's rest; fires mid-range AMRM-32 guided missiles

Optional:
-SPDI AC-9 96 mm assault cannon - an arm-mounted magazine-fed assault cannon, capable of firing 420 shells per minute
-HB-4 thermal blade - a modified version of the heavier M-13, used for hacking through obstacles and last ditch melee combat
-Smoke dischargers (not shown) - detachable smoke dischargers mounted on the pauldrons

Production Notes

The Tigerwolf is the first terrorwalk developed in the Australo-Oceanian Commonwealth by the South Pacific Defense Industries, in order to provide a new terrorwalk model for the Franco-British Army. The design defines that of the third generation humanoid fighter, and as such, it surpasses even the Panther G-3 in terms of efficiency and combat performance.

The Tigerwolf is a direct descendant of the Panther, as exemplified by several notable similarities. The machine also featured universal weapon mounts pioneered by the Panther G-3, as well as a single search light on its head. The backpack is heavily modified from that of the Panther. Its jets still feature directional thrusters but with an additional 35% thrust output.

The Tigerwolf is a balanced, general-purpose terrorwalk, and thus can be equipped as its mission dictates. This versatility gives it the much needed flexibility in the modern battlefield.

The machine saw heavy mass-production, and surplus units became the third favorite terrorwalk (the first and second being the DB-6 and Panther respectively) in the arms market, particularly employed by the Franco-British Union and other wealthy European countries.

Side Notes
-Australo-Oceania: an expanded British Commonwealth comprised of Australia, French colonies and annexed Oceanian states
-Franco-British Union: technically the present-day United Kingdom, after a post-war merger with France, with the British monarch as the joint sovereign

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Hah, finally, I'm done with the colored version of [link] . Color choosing took me pretty long here, and I really doubt this one would be any pleasing to the eye. As usual, I colored this with Photoshop, and used the same template as my recent colored mechs. Now about that insignia, it's a star from the Australian flag, with added red and blue borders (like the RAF circle). Hope the Aussies forgive me for that one .

Armalite Rifle font (the green one) © Vic Fieger [link]
M-70A Tigerwolf © me
Steal and invoke my wrath, heathen!

Description
Model Number: M-70A
Code Name: Tigerwolf
Unit Type: mass-production general-purpose humanoid fighter
Manufacturer: South Pacific Defense Industries
Head Height: 10.3 m
Average Weight: 27.5 metric tons
Armor Material: titanium-ceramic composite
Powerplant: hydrogen engine

Armament

Fixed:
-MG-15 .55 caliber heavy machine gun - an anti-infantry weapon, located on the gun port in the left chest area; can rotate 90 degrees on a vertical axle and can fire 850 rounds per minute
-Missile launcher (not shown) - consists of three barrels, mounted on the right side of the backpack, parallel to the thermal blade's rest; fires mid-range AMRM-32 guided missiles

Optional:
-SPDI AC-9 96 mm assault cannon - an arm-mounted magazine-fed assault cannon, capable of firing 420 shells per minute
-HB-4 thermal blade - a modified version of the heavier M-13, used for hacking through obstacles and last ditch melee combat
-Smoke dischargers (not shown) - detachable smoke dischargers mounted on the pauldrons

Production Notes

The Tigerwolf is the first terrorwalk developed in the Australo-Oceanian Commonwealth by the South Pacific Defense Industries, in order to provide a new terrorwalk model for the Franco-British Army. The design defines that of the third generation humanoid fighter, and as such, it surpasses even the Panther G-3 in terms of efficiency and combat performance.

The Tigerwolf is a direct descendant of the Panther, as exemplified by several notable similarities. The machine also featured universal weapon mounts pioneered by the Panther G-3, as well as a single search light on its head. The backpack is heavily modified from that of the Panther. Its jets still feature directional thrusters but with an additional 35% thrust output.

The Tigerwolf is a balanced, general-purpose terrorwalk, and thus can be equipped as its mission dictates. This versatility gives it the much needed flexibility in the modern battlefield.

The machine saw heavy mass-production, and surplus units became the third favorite terrorwalk (the first and second being the DB-6 and Panther respectively) in the arms market, particularly employed by the Franco-British Union and other wealthy European countries.

Side Notes
-Australo-Oceania: an expanded British Commonwealth comprised of Australia, French colonies and annexed Oceanian states
-Franco-British Union: technically the present-day United Kingdom, after a post-war merger with France, with the British monarch as the joint sovereign

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Hah, finally, I'm done with the colored version of [link] . Color choosing took me pretty long here, and I really doubt this one would be any pleasing to the eye. As usual, I colored this with Photoshop, and used the same template as my recent colored mechs. Now about that insignia, it's a star from the Australian flag, with added red and blue borders (like the RAF circle). Hope the Aussies forgive me for that one .

Armalite Rifle font (the green one) © Vic Fieger [link]
M-70A Tigerwolf © me
Steal and invoke my wrath, heathen!