Battletech - Mammoth Assault Tank - Custom unofficial unit

Name: Mammoth MK1(Tank)
Unit Type: Assault Tank
Tech Level: Experimental (3105+ Advanced)
Battle Value*2: 2,493
C-Bill Value: 74,418,825
Development Year: 3080
Equipment: Mixed (Clan + IS)
Engine Type: XXL
Armor Tonnage: 17.5
Tonnage: 95
Weapons: 2x (c)UAC/20, 2x (c)S-SRM6, 1x (c)RAC/5, 1x (c)HMG
Data Sheet Included: Yes

The Mammoth Mk1 is an example of when one takes experimental tech to a new level of insane logistic problems. This experimental design stems from the big brains at Galactic Defense Industries, a melting pot of great scientists, engineers and persons with lucrative backdoor supply chain access to many lucrative companies and 'sponsors' such as clan Diamond Shark.

Designed and Prototyped in the year 3080, the Mk1 sports a lot for it's package but with a main drawback lacking ammunition of sustained engagements or campaigns without having logistics directly attached to each unit, furthermore it's a very expensive unit to field costing just under 74.5 million C-Bills (BV2 2468 pnts or BV2 2493 pnts).

It's main designed purpose are three fold, convoy defense, base defense and concentrated assault. Sporting a Fusion XXL engine giving it a slight edge over something akin to a Behemoth in terms of speed while arming itself with even more firepower. The turret armaments are 2x Clan Ultra-AC20's, 2x Clan Streak SRM-6's, and a Clan Rotary AC-5 while the main chassis includes a Clan Heavy Machine Gun with plenty of ammo to help deal with any infantry or power armor in it's direct path. An added bonus of the RAC-5 is it's floating coax ability, the weapon can aim independently of the main turret though it's lack of ammo will force the vehicle commander to choose his shots carefully.

About this model: This was designed as a scratch build from different concept art and my own interpretation of the original Mammoth Tank from the computer game Command & Conquer Tiberium Dawn and Red Alert 1. This model is intended for home and personal use only.

Static models are included, one with slightly less aesthetics and another with more, a model with separate turrets is also included but may require additional post processing to make it best fit together.

More variants will be added later along with their corresponding game legal Data Sheets.

FDM: Best suggestion is to print each piece oriented up, not all details will print correctly. Post process for desired results.

SLA/DLP: Print with slight angle, layer lines may not be avoidable to achieve a perfect result. Use care when attaching supports especially around wiring or baskets/ladders.

*For 5mm scale (Classic BT Game Scale) Reduce sizes to 15% original model size. Keep all components consistent in scale to ensure proper fittings, print each component slightly smaller from the last if fitting is an issue (ie 15% body, 14.95% turret etc)