IGI D-90 Mammoth Crawler: A LEGO® creation by Justin Sanders : MOCpages.com

IGI D-90 Mammoth Crawler

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The third installment to the Irongear universe. I'd like to give credit to Izzo and Phong Chang because it is heavily inspired by them. Thanks and enjoy!

About this creation

Larger than the Rogue Star and the Dragonhawk, the slowest but most powerful of the IGI mechs, the D-90 Mammoth Crawler is the artillery of their forces. Outfitted with the experimental Rail Cannon, which can fire projectiles at Mach 12 or better, it can strike anywhere within its targeting range and obliterate it. Don't think it can just hit long range. It is also equipped with a buster rifle on the left arm, anti-missle rockets on the left shoulder, an RPPG(rocket propelled pulse grenade) launcher on the right arm, and black napalm on the right shoulder. As well as heat-seeking rockets and pulse rockets in the shoulders. It's true it is slow but it is equipped with a special, light booster system in order not to over weight it but increase its speed but it can not fly. The booster nozzles were spread out along the mechs back to minimize weight. Boosters were placed in the bottom of the feet so the mech could make itself float along the ground in conjunction with the other boosters to reach a higher speed when needed. When the boosters aren't engaged the feet boosters are closed off to keep from getting clogged.

Front

Right side

Left side

Back

Torso and arms

Legs

Buster rifle

Anti-missle rockets

RPPG launcher

Black napalm

The almighty Rail Cannon

Torso from the back

legs from the back

Heat-seeking rockets

Pulse rockets

Look opposable thumbs!

Rail Cannon loading system

Feet you can just make out the boosters

Artsy pic to finish.

Tell me what ya think! sorry about the pics. I still haven't found a good way to take good pictures yet.

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I like it

Rags naRock

March 20, 2009

Very chunky and tough looking, very much a walking tank. I like the design and the proportions too, and that big, shoulder-mounted rail-gun gives it a nice offset.