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

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"As soon as Shinonome Frame Corporation began retiring its mass-produced SN-0s and SN-1Hs from battle, it began developing a replacement, one that would not fail where its predecessors did. Within months, a new successor was born: the SN-3. The flight-capable "Karasu" is clad in a black paint job punctuated by grey, and operated by a pilot with above-average intelligence and memory, bearing likeness to its namesake. The pilot is situated in such a way that their head is contained within the frame's, with the rest of their body in the frame's chest, right above a multiple-use, single-shot rocket launcher located in the abdomen (below a single-use railgun). Many SN-3 pilots perform brutal finishers on opponents' frames, hugging them close and then using the rocket to punch a hole clean through the abdomen. On each side of the SN-3's torso are two radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs), which need replacing after 168 hours of use because of the frame's energy-hungry Shinonome hybrid joints. The SN-3 has a pair of back-mounted retractable machine guns with a wide range of motion. These guns search for, identify, and perforate threats independent of each other and the pilot. The SN-3 comes with not one, but two traditionally forged swords. This frame's simple yet brutal armament is a force to be reckoned with, and ensures the continuation of Shinonome Frame Corporation's dominance on the battlefield."
From left to right in LXF file: skeleton, model as built in real life, "Corvespa" reskin in action.
TIPS:
-It takes less force to break the shoulder off the model than to position it.
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: http://mobileframezero.com/mfz/