From Multi Freedraw 24


Amateur Currawong artist
I can draw aviation and animals
Amateur Currawong artist
I can draw aviation and animals
A traditional drawing
It's literally a light tank on legs (it still has tracks on the bottom of it's hull and legs)
Armed with a 120mm smoothbore cannon, with ERA, 2 .50 caliber machine guns, a drone cage, a stealthy hull and turret, but non-stealthy legs, and ERA. It requires an astronomical amount of maintenance, but is a very capable asset on the battlefield.
It has a crew of 3, with an autoloader, but the legs also require internal space, limiting the amount of ammo. When terrain is unsuitable for legs or it is in a urban enviornment, it can lower it's legs until the hull tracks make contact with the ground, before the legs adjust to be parallel to the ground, and turning backwards to minimize it's horizontal profile. The legs can move independently and raise to allow the Norman Brachus to climb over tall structures. This walker can continue fighting while standing with 2 legs gone (central, if front or back legs, only 1 leg can be lost). The original light tank, the M2A1 Norman, is a stealthy asset, but since the Norman Brachus's legs have exposed joints and articulation, the designers decided to not make the legs stealthy. On both hull tracks and leg tracks, the Norman Brachus achieves a top speed of 110 km/h, and uses a sniping doctrine. This walker uses tall objects like trees to conceal itself, and when it needs to shoot, it raises up to have a clear line of fire. After shooting around 5-7 rounds, it can lower it's hull to be not exposed to enemy fire, before scooting to another location. The Norman Brachus usually operates with 2 other Brachus's.
Based on a photo I took at Cradle Mountain
May he rest in peace
pore Benjamin. sad times