Goth Bricks 2000
Scavrat Runner
The thing I love about building for the world of Dark Legacies is I get to pick and choose between three of my favorite aesthetics: the gothic flourish of the Sisterhood, the puritan military sci-fi of the Prelacy, and the Mad Max-inspired ramshackle of the Scavrats. The latter has proved to be the most popular, and it appeals to me because I can build more loosely and creatively. With that, I present the Scavrat Runner (cargo spec).
“The Runner is a light, modular vehicle platform, fabricated from military industrial scrap in the Union’s bunkers. Though these resources are still precious, the basic mechanical design of the Runner permits ad hoc design and repair with no waste. Cargo-spec runners are usually the first vehicles dispatched to battle sites, ensuring the claim is worthy before dispatching diesel-hungry AARVs.”
I originally sketched this vehicle many months ago, but it lingered in paper form for ages as I worked through some personal and motivation issues. I’m really happy with the way it turned out, and have two more variants in the works: the Courier and the Gunner. Hope you enjoy it, as well as what will likely be a vehicle-centric end to 2020
Scavrat Runner
The thing I love about building for the world of Dark Legacies is I get to pick and choose between three of my favorite aesthetics: the gothic flourish of the Sisterhood, the puritan military sci-fi of the Prelacy, and the Mad Max-inspired ramshackle of the Scavrats. The latter has proved to be the most popular, and it appeals to me because I can build more loosely and creatively. With that, I present the Scavrat Runner (cargo spec).
“The Runner is a light, modular vehicle platform, fabricated from military industrial scrap in the Union’s bunkers. Though these resources are still precious, the basic mechanical design of the Runner permits ad hoc design and repair with no waste. Cargo-spec runners are usually the first vehicles dispatched to battle sites, ensuring the claim is worthy before dispatching diesel-hungry AARVs.”
I originally sketched this vehicle many months ago, but it lingered in paper form for ages as I worked through some personal and motivation issues. I’m really happy with the way it turned out, and have two more variants in the works: the Courier and the Gunner. Hope you enjoy it, as well as what will likely be a vehicle-centric end to 2020