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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To Create a Light Walker for the GA
- Image Source: Here
- Canon Link: N/A
- Permissions: My Subs
- Primary Source: N/A
- Manufacturer: Si Tech
- Affiliation: Galactic Alliance
- Market Status: Closed Market
- Model: Galactic Alliance Scout Walker Model 27 Bobcat
- Modularity: Yes
- Paint Scheme
- Missile Loadout
- Production: Mass Produced
- Material: Reinforced Durasteel, Reinforced Duraplast, Seigurium, various electronics
- Classification: Personal Walker
- Role: Reconnaissance, Personal Transport, Special Operation Ground Support
- Size: Very Small
- Weight: Heavy
- Armaments: Very High
- Twin Heavy Blaster Cannons
- Six Anti-Vehicle Rocket Launchers
- Back Mounted Mortar with autoloading system
- Defenses: High
- Several Layers of Armor
- Thin Seigurium Plating
- Thin Reinforced Durasteel Plating
- Reinforced Duraplast Shell
- Light Shielding
- Frosties Smoke Launcher
- Full-Spectrum Distortion Projector
- Tactical Sensor Jammer
- Missile Deactivation Transmitter
- Heavy Combat De-ionizer
- Several Layers of Armor
- Maneuverability Rating: Very High
- Speed Rating: High
- Propulsion: Bipedal
- Minimum Crew: 1
- Optimal Crew: 1
- Passenger Capacity: 0
- Cargo Capacity: None
- Sensors:
- Long Range Radar
- Holographic Augmented Reality Cockpit HUD Uplink, included Night Vision and Thermal Vision, as well as augmented navigation guidance
- Heavy Ground Scanners/LIDAR
- Encrypted Communication Array
- Holotransmitter and Transciever
- Integrated AR Rangefinger, with Telescopic Zoom, and Thermal and Night Vision.
- Integrated AR Trajectory Simulator
- Computer Systems:
- Damage Control System
- Gyrocomputer
- Voice Activated Console
- Black Box
- Integrated AI assistant
- Lock-Threat Warning System
- Long Range Encrypted Communcations Array
- Misc Systems:
- Life Support
- Atmospheric Processor Unit
- Climate Control Unit
- De-Icing systems
- Encrypted External Communcations
- Acceleration Compensator
- Long Range: The Sensor package included on the Bobcat includes a long range radar, as well as several other pathfinding options for special operations, including a deployable Probe Droid, and AR integration into the driver's HUD.
- Gyroscopic!: The Bobcat, naturally, has gyroscopic stabilization. This allows it to traverse any terrain, keeping the driver stable while climbing even sheer surfaces.
- Up we go!: The feet are designed with tractor field generators and are magnetized, as well as heavy apposable claws, that allow the Bobcat to climb entirely vertical. Combined with heavy cable launchers, this allows the bobcat supreme maneuverability on the battlefield, making them all-terrain.
- Space is the Place: While the Bobcat is small, it is pressurized as a measure to prevent chemical attacks. This, combined with it's magnetized feet and heavy climbing claws, allows it to act as a space bound walker if needed.
- Quick: The Bobcat is a nimble walker, designed for special operations and recon, allowing scout troops and rangers to climb any mountain, and ford any stream. While nowhere near the massive beasts of other GADF designs, it does allow the boys on the ground a lighter, more swift option for ground support in difficult terrain.
- Quiet: The Bobcat, while still a walker, is somehow practically silent in it's movements. By no means 'stealth', it does allow for some quick ambushes, and ground support for troopers wanting a bit more of the sneaky approach. Added sensor jammers allow the Bobcat to avoid detection and direct targeting in a pinch.
- Still a Chicken: The Bobcat, much like bipedal walkers of days past, still suffers from the same inherent flaw that others of it's kind do. Take out one leg, and the whole thing tumbles.
- Thin Skinned: Unlike other GADF walkers, the Bobcat wasn't designed with heavy forward assaults in mind. A good hit from any significant AT weapon would shred through the walker's armor.
With war coming to the GA, Si Tech got to work designing a platform for more covert ground support. Designed around the idea of mass terrain movement, the Bobcat was designed for smaller, squad based movements, allowing troops on the ground a chance to have their own personal fire support, or for sneaky boys to get in and out without a worry of mandos getting the jump on them.
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