Aree't'sa
A couple of separatist mechae
The Chinese had a civil war over it too; "off with his head!" as a general punishment eventually leads to dissenters and petty criminals deciding to become revolutionaries, on the grounds that they're dead anyway and they might just be able to fight their way out.
The quads are eighty tonner Garmr or Garmar; I'm not sure on Old Norse plurals. Think the latter is correct, and they're all centuries dead so it doesn't much matter, but eh.
The big bipeds are seventy tonne Anastasius' - I'm fuzzy on given name plurals too, I think they just use an apostrophe.
The teeny ones are a bit complex; the ones with four weapons are Silver Wolves, the one with the left side binoculars is a Scarlet Wolf, and the one with the big gun is a Cobalt Wolf.
The familiar middle-sized bipeds with the shoulder cannon are fifty tonne Flamberges; to get an idea of what kind of conflict the Uncivil War was, Flamberge units quite often had loss rates above 300%.
Of course, part of that is because they were short range machines intended to go up against Furies.
Think I managed to sort out the rendering; these certainly have the glossy look of real black bricks.
A couple of separatist mechae
The Chinese had a civil war over it too; "off with his head!" as a general punishment eventually leads to dissenters and petty criminals deciding to become revolutionaries, on the grounds that they're dead anyway and they might just be able to fight their way out.
The quads are eighty tonner Garmr or Garmar; I'm not sure on Old Norse plurals. Think the latter is correct, and they're all centuries dead so it doesn't much matter, but eh.
The big bipeds are seventy tonne Anastasius' - I'm fuzzy on given name plurals too, I think they just use an apostrophe.
The teeny ones are a bit complex; the ones with four weapons are Silver Wolves, the one with the left side binoculars is a Scarlet Wolf, and the one with the big gun is a Cobalt Wolf.
The familiar middle-sized bipeds with the shoulder cannon are fifty tonne Flamberges; to get an idea of what kind of conflict the Uncivil War was, Flamberge units quite often had loss rates above 300%.
Of course, part of that is because they were short range machines intended to go up against Furies.
Think I managed to sort out the rendering; these certainly have the glossy look of real black bricks.