MG144-JAL02 Okam APC
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Jalyrkieons
144th (10 or 12mm)
Size (Bounding Box, assembled): 52.25mm x 28.0mm x 21.1mm
Physical Print: Platoon of three vehicles supplied.
Digital Files:
Locking turrets: Primary
Supports: Not available at this time, sorry.
Scaling Notes: Red. Parts adversely affected by scaling: Wall thickness, thin parts (e.g.gun barrels, track thickness), fit of locking turrets.
Entirely Optional Lore PDF included.
Photo of SLS print (Shapeways).
For Resin/SLS Printing: Use files 2solidM hull, 2solidRurret
For FDM Printing: Use files 2solidRhull, 2solidRurret
The 38RTR-3 Okam Armour Personnel Carrier, named after a type of aquatic predator on Plenadi, the Jalyrkieon homeworld is the standard Jalyrkieon APC. It is slightly more than a battle-taxi, but is not a full IFV. It is fast and very agile, and, in concert with its boosters, capable of driving even over water for distances of up to two miles. It is moderately armoured for a vehicle of its size, comparable with most heavier IFVs.
Due to the larger volume of the Jalyrkieon form, an Okam only carries one squad of four Jalyrkieons, and are typically found operating in groups of three.
It is armed with a shrapnel cannon, which fires a munition that explodes into a cluster of very highly accelerated, superheated fragments in the proximity of enemy targets. The weapon has an extremely good range and density of fire, though its armour penetration is only moderate. Early models also carried a coaxial light support weapon mount, either a plasmatic repeater cannon or a phased-plasma gun. However, as the main gun was generally preferable in almost all circumstances they would be used, those weapons rarely saw usage. They were later removed in later variants, and replaced with a point defence graviton crusher, to provide some improved missile defence.
144th (10 or 12mm)
Size (Bounding Box, assembled): 52.25mm x 28.0mm x 21.1mm
Physical Print: Platoon of three vehicles supplied.
Digital Files:
Locking turrets: Primary
Supports: Not available at this time, sorry.
Scaling Notes: Red. Parts adversely affected by scaling: Wall thickness, thin parts (e.g.gun barrels, track thickness), fit of locking turrets.
Entirely Optional Lore PDF included.
Photo of SLS print (Shapeways).
For Resin/SLS Printing: Use files 2solidM hull, 2solidRurret
For FDM Printing: Use files 2solidRhull, 2solidRurret
The 38RTR-3 Okam Armour Personnel Carrier, named after a type of aquatic predator on Plenadi, the Jalyrkieon homeworld is the standard Jalyrkieon APC. It is slightly more than a battle-taxi, but is not a full IFV. It is fast and very agile, and, in concert with its boosters, capable of driving even over water for distances of up to two miles. It is moderately armoured for a vehicle of its size, comparable with most heavier IFVs.
Due to the larger volume of the Jalyrkieon form, an Okam only carries one squad of four Jalyrkieons, and are typically found operating in groups of three.
It is armed with a shrapnel cannon, which fires a munition that explodes into a cluster of very highly accelerated, superheated fragments in the proximity of enemy targets. The weapon has an extremely good range and density of fire, though its armour penetration is only moderate. Early models also carried a coaxial light support weapon mount, either a plasmatic repeater cannon or a phased-plasma gun. However, as the main gun was generally preferable in almost all circumstances they would be used, those weapons rarely saw usage. They were later removed in later variants, and replaced with a point defence graviton crusher, to provide some improved missile defence.
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| Zone | Cost |
|---|---|
| UK | £5.99 |
| North America | £9.50 |
| EU | £11.20 |
| Rest of Europe | £10.00 |
| Rest of the World | £15.00 |
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