One pilot steers the RAIN and operates its weapon systems. The tank is heavily armored and can deflect any infantry small arms fire. Note the heavy grates on the front that allow the RAIN to knock down walls and doors.

The LIU is testing a new suspension system on the RAIN. Only four, yes you heard it right, only four wheels drive the track. Hopefully it works out...if not, there are no refunds. Sorry.

The RAIN's secondary weapon is its top mounted plasma cannon. It makes light work of close-by infantry units.

Ah..we finally come to it, the RAIN's hidden compartment of anti-infantry rockets. Twenty four, shrapnel and napalm loaded rockets fit inside this rear compartment.

Twelve rockets are lined up on a launch board. After they are expelled, the launch board is shot out revealing the next twelve. The compartment can open to many angles to allow for different launch angles.

Various pnuematic and electric systems are visible under the launcher.

The RAIN pilot stands next to his tank for scale. Its profile is low considering what it packs inside.

Note: The RAIN's aiming system is not as accurate as some of the LIU's other creations. We recommend unleashing at least six rockets to insure your target is hit and destroyed. Let fire RAIN from the sky!