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C1A1 Grizzly Main Battle Mech

As seen in MNJerseys's top five creations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOKlm-5MK-c&ab_channel=MrNJersey

The Grizzly MBM is the next step in armoured warfare, bringing unparalleled versatility to the battlefield by way of it's 4 mechanical legs, rapid fire weapon systems, and exceptional survivability.

The project launched in 2083 to domestically design a mobile weapons platform to replace the well worn Leopard 2 fleet of the Lord Strathcona's horse. The platform needed to incorporate advances in servo and hydraulic systems typically found in the now common bipedal loaders typically found in warehouses and harbours, but needed to retain the swivelling turret of the tank to support a heavier main gun. This left the grasping arms by the wayside as the balance of the civilian loader technology was limited to slow calculated movements, a far cry from the rapidly shifting load of a large weapon system.

A later version of the prototype featured 4 legs for stability, an automatically loaded 120mm smoothbore cannon, and a 20 MM coaxial machine gun. The weapons were downsized on the production variant, however, to allow for a rapid-firing 105 MM cannon to provide better infantry support as well as a smaller 7.62 rotary gun for the Coaxial weapon.

The powerpack consists of a 10 cylinder 40 litre diesel engine and several smaller electric motors, the tank is fully electric motor driven and lacks any driveshafts for propulsion, making repairs and replacing a leg very simple and quick, key for combat repairs as well as FOB service.

TO DRIVE:

Climb up the ladder or hop up the front leg and grab on to the handle underneath the smoke grenade launchers
The hatch on the left is the copilot / commander and the seat on the right is the driver / gunner

Once in the driver seat, ensure the fuel valve button is toggled to the on position, and press the starter until exhaust appears. Now that the tank is operational, you are free to drive around with W/S moving the tank forward and backward, and A/D turning left and right.

Hotkey controls for driver / gunner

1 Fire main gun
2 Fire Coaxial gun (may deplete electricity faster than the generator can handle if held on the move for too long)
3 Main view screen night vision
4 Headlights / convoy light
5 Breaks

Hotkey controls for copilot / commander

1 Nightvision for commander sight
2 Fire the first set of smoke grenades
3 Fire the second set of smoke grenades
4 Fire the anti radar chaff (A red "RA" light will turn on when a radar wave is detected accompanied by a beep from the warning system, it's up to you to detect where the incoming threat is and fire the chaff accordingly to give you the best chance of survival)

Leg controls for Driver / gunner

Infront of the driver seat there is two levers labeled Spread and Knee

They start in the optimal position for speed, stability and handling, however you may wish to adjust them for a higher road speed, a wider stance, artillery mode, or height. It's a fairly straightforward system. However if you set the knees to either end of the spectrum, you lose the ability to steer and drastically reduce stability, even the lean detection system may not be able to compensate

This is probably the first in quite an extensive series of Mechs i'm planning on making with a good friend of mine, we plan on having modular weapon systems, legs, turrets, arms, all sorts of stuff. Enjoy!