PROJECT: Trojan Command vehicle 6 month refit.

"its in the details, right? All the big stuff was there- Hell i even got an aircon unit in the "command cell". some of the most sensitive comms equipment on the continent and a sophisticated command and control desk that can process data from over 80 sources and track 1000 targets. but it only had three 12" screens... and it all went to shit each time we hit some loose sand and gravel the servos would get clogged and the dish motors wouldn't spin, the aeriel connecting cable would shake loose and even if it DID work i had to squint to see what was going on. Added to that the enemy were getting much sneakier since things were starting to go downhill for them: I really didn't want the last sound i heard before I meet the Emporer being a clang as a Gretchin sticks a mine to the hull.
so... i got some work done..."

Capt. Aldo Schveer, Operations Officer, 349th AF(R)


note the addition of a large, multi function display screen


dust protectors reduce the amount of debris sprayed onto vulnerable comms kit


Cullin device added. homecast completely made of GS

i do like to pop back to good models and add to them... as long I don't over do it. i was having a play and threw some bits together.