When the Union wants a plain where a mountain is, whether to destroy an Atlantean outpost, decimate an enemy formation, or level the land for a new golf course, they call in the “Annihilator”-class heavy artillery. Pulled by a Standard Union supply truck, retrofitted with treads on suspension for rocky (or debris-ridden, for that matter) ground, this artillery piece is nothing to trifle with. The Annihilator has a large body that acts as a control center/bunker with armor a foot thick. Armor that is so strong it can withstand just about anything but a direct hit from an enemy artillery piece or bomber. It is equipped with the best sensor array available, and is able to detect any incoming targe- ahem- enemies within a twenty mile radius, nearly the range of its honkin’ big gun there, which can raise and lower. Two braces on either side of the trailer deploy before firing to provide stability. And the entire thing turns on a rotating platform built into the trailer. Now, the truck part. I had fun building this, it was new for me to put treads on suspension, and it’s not as agile as I would like it to be. Oh well, you can see from one of the pics below how agile it is. The cab has opening doors and poseable (I hope that’s the right word) rear-view mirrors. It has a small locker on one side and a ladder to the roof platform on the other. I was going to put my other black locker on the other side, but I couldn’t find it anywhere! Bummer. So, the roof: it acts as a spotter platform or sniper post, and has a retractable weapons turret, which can mount different weapons. This one has a anti-vehicle impact cannon, which launches armor-piercing grenades. The two bottommost headlights are terrain-following headlights, scanning the ground for obstacles and mines. The next pair up are the standard forward lights, and the top lights are positionable, to work as treetop searchlights. Also, the cab is equipped with a winch in the back, in case some stupid USRG soldier drives his truck into a ditch. :) That’s all, folks! Enjoy!