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Tara holding an early model M16 from the 1970s. Both of them are state of the art weapons of war. Both are designed to kill the enemy. But there's a gap of almost a hundred years between them. A century ago, humans carried weapons into combat...
Tara holding an early model M16 from the 1970s. Both of them are state of the art weapons of war. Both are designed to kill the enemy. But there's a gap of almost a hundred years between them. A century ago, humans carried weapons into combat...
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Portraits
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 1245 x 895px
File Size 153 kB
FV6043 'Foxtrot' Autonomous Mobile Sentry
She's a 90cm tall combination of bioprinted tissue (muscles, bird-lung, digestion, primary spine, majority bone mass) synthetic (CNT bone reinforcenemt, secondary and tertiary fiberoptic spine, eyes, cardiopulminary battle damage control, blood scavenger pumps) and 8 cybrnetic brains (two in her lower torso) running in parallel. The tissue is mostly mammalian, with a couple of trans-order imports - notably hightened sugar content so a freeze/thaw cycle isn't automatically lethal.
On the basis that a supersoldier that can shrug off .50 calibre round to the head without damage is unrealistic - then she's designed to take the damage and continue anyway.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3750347/
And this story:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4848995/
She's a 90cm tall combination of bioprinted tissue (muscles, bird-lung, digestion, primary spine, majority bone mass) synthetic (CNT bone reinforcenemt, secondary and tertiary fiberoptic spine, eyes, cardiopulminary battle damage control, blood scavenger pumps) and 8 cybrnetic brains (two in her lower torso) running in parallel. The tissue is mostly mammalian, with a couple of trans-order imports - notably hightened sugar content so a freeze/thaw cycle isn't automatically lethal.
On the basis that a supersoldier that can shrug off .50 calibre round to the head without damage is unrealistic - then she's designed to take the damage and continue anyway.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3750347/
And this story:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4848995/
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