A Real Life Crawler?

[Volkov_mk3]

If you have a subscription to Popular Science this year then you’ve probably already heard about the Aeroscraft. If you haven’t check it out before continuing.
http://www.popsci.com/technology/art...t-finally-take

Combine this technology with advancements in small-scale automated manufacturing/assembly & you’ve got an as close as real world possible Support Class Crawler.

[Commander_McNash]

If you have a subscription to Popular Science this year then you’ve probably already heard about the Aeroscraft. If you haven’t check it out before continuing.
http://www.popsci.com/technology/art...t-finally-take

Combine this technology with advancements in small-scale automated manufacturing/assembly & you’ve got an as close as real world possible Support Class Crawler.

Or maybe a Kirov, with gattling guns to protect themselves against incoming missiles.

[Kyang]

That's like saying a truck with a toaster on it is "as close as real world possible" MCV.

Not even remotely the same thing.

[Commander_McNash]

That's like saying a truck with a toaster on it is "as close as real world possible" MCV.

Not even remotely the same thing.

We can get the toaster too!

[Borreh]

We can get the toaster too!

Toaster on board makes everything much more functional.

[Commander_McNash]

Toaster on board makes everything much more functional.

I want toasted bread with butter as breakfast for my Kirov's crew.

[Volkov_mk3]

That's like saying a truck with a toaster on it is "as close as real world possible" MCV.

Not even remotely the same thing.

Well, duck taping a toaster on a big rig & calling it an MCV is a bit of a stretch. Slap a mobile concrete batch plant, a bin for steel Rebar, & a place to store electrician's tools on it & you might have a better comparison.