Mobile Frame Zero: Shinonome SN-3「烏」(Karasu)

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As soon as Shinonome Frame Corporation halted production of its mass-produced SN-0s and SN-1Hs from the battlefield, it immediately started developing a replacement that would not fail like its predecessors. Within months, a new successor was born: the SN-3. The flight-capable "Karasu" boasts a black paint job punctuated by grey, operated by a pilot with above-average intelligence and memory, resembling its namesake in many ways. The pilot is positioned within the frame's structure so that their head is contained inside while the rest of their body is situated right above a multiple-use rocket launcher located in the abdomen (below a single-use railgun). Many SN-3 pilots deliver brutal finishers to opponents' frames by hugging them close and then punching a hole clean through the abdomen with the rocket. On each side of the SN-3's torso are two radioisotope thermoelectric generators, which require replacement after 168 hours of use due to the frame's energy-hungry Shinonome hybrid joints. The SN-3 is equipped with a pair of back-mounted retractable machine guns that have a wide range of motion and can search for, identify, and perforate threats independently of each other and the pilot. The SN-3 comes with two traditionally forged swords. This frame's simple yet brutal armament makes it a force to be reckoned with, ensuring Shinonome Frame Corporation's dominance on the battlefield continues. From left to right in LXF file: skeleton, model as built in real life, "Corvespa" reskin in action. TIPS: - Less force is required to break the shoulder off the model than to position it. - The model is back-heavy; position ankles forward as shown in LXF file. Systems Defense: Tracking Guns Movement: Flight Surveillance: N/A Melee: Swords Direct Fire: Tracking Guns Artillery: Railgun x3 Single-Shot Rockets For more info on Mobile Frame Zero, a Lego-based wargame, visit http://mobileframezero.com/mfz/