My revamped version of the Singaporean Terrex, the Scorpion
About this creation
Specifications
Place of Origin: Singapore
Produced:STane Engineering
Operators:SAF
Crew:2(1 Driver, 1 Commander/Gun operator)+7 Troops
Weight: 24.1 tonnes
Speed: 110 km/h
Range: 900 km
Engine: STE DTC99 560hp Diesel engine
Standard Armament:
-x1 25mm CIS 75 autocannon
-x1 CIS 80 Automatic Grenade Launcher
-x6 MPL(G)
Variants:
-Command Variant
-ST 66 120mm Mortar Variant
-Heavy Assault Variant
-Repair Variant
-Medical Variant
-Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition (RSTA) Variant
-Nuclear, Biological, Chemical, Reconnaissance (NBCR) Variant
The Scorpion, the state of the art Armoured Fighting Vehicle. It has a full modular armoring ability that allows the vehicle to be equipped according to its specific requirements. I will add them in version 2.
The front of the Scorpion.
A side view of the Scorpion.
Here you can see the front ViewScope that enables the driver to have a 240 degree view of the terrain. It has different modes, such as: night vision, infrared and custom filter mode. The frontal mounted headlights and be removed and replaced with various different equipments like a minefield clearing device and mounts for netting, tires and equipment. These would be featured in v2.
A view of the Multi Purpose Launcher (Grenade) system. (The MPL.G)
The Remote Weapon Station (RWS), equipped with a 25mm CIS 75 autocannon and a CIS 80 Automatic Grenade Launcher. Note the smoke dispensers at the side.
Various types of equipment can be carried on the side. Credit to Danny Morgan for the axe.
The rear hatch.
The rear hatch open.
An angled view of the rear hatch.
An angled view of the rear of the Scorpion. The sloped area behind the RWS is the Frendly Or Foe (FOF) identification system.
The roof is removable.
The interior of the Scorpion. It is able to seat 7 people, excluding the commander and the driver.
A top view of the Scorpion.
The driver's station.
The Scorpion has a unique seating arrangement as the commander/gun operation sits behind the driver.
Another view of the inside, with the troops removed.
A final shot of the Scorpion with its WarFighters deployed.
Here's an extra picture of the Scorpion with viewports.
The link
to the Terrex, on which I based the Scorpion on:
Look out for Version 2.
Comments
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February 22, 2012 |
Nice!From Singapore too?Hi five!That is one nice Scorpion.=) |
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November 19, 2011 |
Now that's a great vehicle! I see i have to do a lot more work on the interior of my millitary builds :-D |
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November 18, 2011 |
Very nice optimization of the available space inside, and cool APC! |
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November 17, 2011 |
Awesome APC. I really like your driver/gunner stations, the angled control panel is just plain goodness. At first I didn't think there would be anyone inside, what a great surprise! Nice weapons/tech all over and I like the completely sealed look. Great build. Take a look at mine http://mocpages.com/moc.php/291709 you might like it. ~cheers |
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November 13, 2011 |
Try a side skirt of the wheels. Maybe do some SNOT work, as well. Overall, pretty well made ;) |
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October 25, 2011 |
That thing is bloody awesome! I gotta admit I am a sucker for 8 wheeled APCs. Wouldn't have guessed you could fit that many troops inside! |
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October 22, 2011 |
Quoting Danny Morgan
nice! was some of it (especially the interior) inspired by my IFV (most recent creation)?
Not really, I only took your awesome pickaxe design and your grenade launchers looked like my UNE Coilguns so I used 'em :D |
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October 22, 2011 |
nice! was some of it (especially the interior) inspired by my IFV (most recent creation)? |
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October 22, 2011 |
Excellent job here! Like others have said, congrats on fitting a fully armed squad in it! |
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October 22, 2011 |
Thanks for the likes guys :D
Quoting Christopher Bulliner
It is amazing how you were able to fit that many minifigs into such a small space and still make it look good.
Haha Thanks!
Quoting yama masa
Wow, really nicely done! It is very realistic when compared to the refernce picture! It seems a bit tight in there but I don't think it's gonna be a problem. Great build!
Thanks! I really didnt use any reference picture, just by the memory of many different APCs. In the end, I really liked how it turned out :D |
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October 22, 2011 |
It is amazing how you were able to fit that many minifigs into such a small space and still make it look good. |
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October 22, 2011 |
Really cool APC. With those guns, this APC probably won't have a hard time getting to its destination. |
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October 22, 2011 |
Pretty nice |
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October 22, 2011 |
Wow, really nicely done! It is very realistic when compared to the refernce picture! It seems a bit tight in there but I don't think it's gonna be a problem. Great build! |
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