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UTM Twin-Talon

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Though the designation 'Twin' seems like a misnomer, it was called that because of the two forward-facing wings that serve as platforms for heavy weapons, instead of the traditional use to indicate the number of crewmen it accomodates.

About this creation

Built as a light and quick interceptor, hordes were readied for the expected COP invasion six months ago. Though the intelegence was thankfully wrong, the production numbers were nontheless maintained. Most were sent to bolster outer defenses, while scores were sold as exports to allied systems.

Sporting a ground-breaking array of weapons, the Talon poses a great threat to the most armored spacecraft.

The ease with which this craft can be flown allows it to be used by any pilot, no matter how green or experienced.

Landing struts are of reverse-tricycle orientation, with the third strut to the rear of the cockpit.

A pilot poses next to his Talon. No, I am not a "Halokiddie"

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Vlad Eelman

June 25, 2010

great work i like all of ur ships. keep em comin

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Parrington Levens

January 31, 2010

Aptly named, this looks like a ripping machine! Cool fighter by miles...

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Yuri Fassio

October 23, 2009

Very good :) I always liket the UTM color theme .

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Farhan Salman

October 12, 2009

Nice. Do you inspired by snowspeeder in Star Wars?

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Lt. John Harland

September 19, 2009

awesome design! those folded wings are awesome

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Jonathan Mitchell

September 3, 2009

Thanks for Commenting on my "Titan" hovertank, this speeder kicks butt!

I made it

Ultramarine Skiver

August 31, 2009

Quoting J-MAN N I know by today's standard it would be small but this is in the future and it's Lego. I get what you are saying, and it's your MOC so if you want it to be an interceptor it's an interceptor, I just thought I'd through in my two cents.

That's cool, I was just elaborating my postion too.

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J-MAN N

August 31, 2009

I know by today's standard it would be small but this is in the future and it's Lego. I get what you are saying, and it's your MOC so if you want it to be an interceptor it's an interceptor, I just thought I'd through in my two cents.