Overlord Prototype (Nod)
Backstory (not canon):
After GDI released their new Mammoth MKIIIs in the Third Tiberium War, the Brotherhood of Nod knew they needed a proper counter to it. Many designs were considered, among them a vehicle similar to both the Mammoth MKI and MKIII tanks - but vastly superior in armament. After much debate, the Brotherhood decided instead to go for the Avatar walker, primarily due to it's ability to gain additional weaponry - and due to the fear factor. The prototype Overlord tanks were relegated to internal defense duty, never being put in to full production.
Armament:
- 2 high-explosive heavy cannons
- 2 fast-firing autocannons
- 2 miniguns on a separate turret
- a rear-mount defensive turret (guns are broken, reason unknown)
- 4 AG missiles
- two banks of countermeasures (yes, really)
- 3000HP on nearly ALL components
- scary-ness from the Scorpion-derived Nod paintjob. It will scar your victims for life.
Notes:
Yes, I’ll make a ‘lite’ version for easier mobile use.
Yes, the main guns are meant to fire in that succession.
Yes, I’ll build some new Overlord-class frigates based on this thing.
Yes, I know the minigun turret can be... wobbly.
No, I won’t make one with a GDI paintjob. Getting that scorpion’s tail right was hard enough. Then again, I put up with over-a-thousand-part gearbox tractors before, so...... MAMMOTH REPLICA, HERE I COME!
Specifications
Spotlights
- Shnippy 4.9 years ago
- YoDudeChase 4.9 years ago
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 20.5ft (6.3m)
- Length 48.6ft (14.8m)
- Height 11.3ft (3.4m)
- Empty Weight 25,941lbs (11,766kg)
- Loaded Weight 27,394lbs (12,425kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 81,440.4lbs/ft2 (397,626.6kg/m2)
- Wing Area 0.3ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 13842
Parts
- Number of Parts 770
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 4,498
@TheBruh007
It’s certain now, I’ll make a Mammoth replica. I just need a choice - OG Mk I or the CnC3 Mk III?
And don’t dare say Mammoth Mk II. First, look it up. Second......
I’m already working on that ;)
Jesus Christ that’s a heck of a tank!
In case you wanted to know, yes, the one with the standard paint that I have as a back-up looks MUCH less intimidating