Mobile Frame Zero: Shinonome SN-2「騎士」(Kishi)

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After months of successful combat with the enemy's most advanced mechs, the Shinonome Frame Corporation's new mech, dubbed "Kishi", was born to dominate the battlefield. Kishi can conquer foes on land, in the air, in space, and even underwater up to 500 meters deep, leaving its opponents no place to hide. However, this mighty suit comes at a steep price, draining resources like never before, which is why only five examples have been built and awarded to Shinonome's most decorated pilots. Kishi is equipped with an automatic carbine rifle and a battle-forged sword that can be stored on its back, but when used together, the sword's hilt must be inserted into the carbine's scope. Flight is achieved by powerful thrusters in the shoulders, arms, and massive pods on the back, which also contain fuel and oxygen tanks to sustain Kishi for extended periods. The influence of the legendary Gundam is evident in Kishi's design, but this mobile frame has taken me longer to build than any other - two whole afternoons were spent bringing it to life. From left to right, you can see the skeleton, armed with a sword, armed with a carbine, and an "Ancient" reskin that's one of a kind in the Mobile Frame Zero universe. TIPS: * Be gentle when posing Kishi, as its hip joints are fragile but can be reinforced with two 85861s. * The ankles can bend in and out, even if LDD says otherwise. * The lateral shoulder joints need some force to move, so be patient. Systems Defense: Hand-to-Hand Movement: Flight Surveillance: None Melee: Sword (or SN-1H's Battle Hammer) Direct Fire: Automatic Carbine (or SN-1H's Rotary Machine Gun) Artillery: None (or SN-0's Sniper Rifle) For more info on Mobile Frame Zero, a Lego-based wargame, visit http://mobileframezero.com/mfz/