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Chupacabra scout machina

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The Chupacabra is the name given by humans to a small, lightning fast machine used by the Shadowmongers to scout areas that there large size does not allow them to gain access to.
These small machines saw action during the the Shadowmongers first interplanetary war with a race now widely known as the Krill. The Shadowmongers know them as Evdraphs, a word meaning blade of death.
After that the Chupacabra was rearmed with a double guided plasma torpedo launcher and a set of plasma repeaters. While not heavily armed by the Shadowmonger military standards, they are allot better off than most human infantry units, able to hold its own against the standard Krill Infantry.

These machines can fold into compact version of themselves, placed in a pod and dropped from orbit. Each pod can hold a total of six of the scout machina.

Eventually I will make all Shadowmonger tech mini-figure scale as they have become a part of the MAOX universe.

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Matt The Backward One

July 15, 2010

I like the thing on the back that folds down. Is it the power source? Could you give it a melee weapon of some sort? If its built more for speed, then adding roller-skates would be cool. 4/5!

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John_ee ...

July 8, 2010

Excellent MOC. I love it, his style, his contruction, everything. Good job.

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Hank Hansen

July 7, 2010

wow I can't believe you did, it you managed combine the MAOX universe with bioincle .

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Yuri Fassio

July 4, 2010

Pretty cool! Love the neon shoulders :)

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Chris Yee

July 2, 2010

That is some mean machine you got there. Awesome work.

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Dacheronar Grahen

July 2, 2010

I like it :) I think chupacabra means 'goat-eater'. Atleast they said so in Jackie Chan Adventures :p

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Cody G

July 1, 2010

Nice work, I love the shoulder-mounted guns. I wish I knew how to embed music like this, there used to be a page that had instructions on how to do that but I can't find it anymore...