Post by neang on Feb 2, 2011 1:40:17 GMT -5
The Kalki
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The Kalki is named after the last incarnation of Vishnu, who is Kalki the Destroyer.
It is a heavily modified version of the Ganesha-M4MSA8, the tradition is the same, and is used as the main artillery unit. It is extremely slow and runs at only 15 K.P.H. and takes nearly 60 seconds to turn 90 degrees. It is incredibly vulnerable and relies on the support of the other ground troops. It holds a 650 MM Artillery cannon on it's head, two small 25 MM Double Chain-fed automatic machine gun on each side, and a 250 MM heat-seeking round cannon on it's shoulder. The ammo is held on the sides of the cannons and bolts itself into the ground when fires. If it fires without being bolted to the ground, the Kalki would fly backwards and nearly destroys itself. Therefore, it is necessary to bolt into the ground.
The Kalki usually had a single pilot in the center of the suit, called the cockpit, and spots for others in a passenger area , but usually the cockpit was sealed. The pilot usually sat in the cockpit naked, only wearing a Krama either around their necks or on the top of their heads.