Cyan-core reactor
A hex-housed core cell behind the chest plate. It idles with a slow pulse and surges on demand, feeding the drive, the blade and every actuator.
Eighteen metres of modular steel.
A pilot-operated heavy frame with a cyan-core reactor, vectoring thrusters and a confined plasma blade, all under armour you can swap in an afternoon.
Every system below runs on the model above. Press a button and the frame carries it out, live.
A hex-housed core cell behind the chest plate. It idles with a slow pulse and surges on demand, feeding the drive, the blade and every actuator.
Twin pods on the back with gimballed nozzles. They lift the full 38 t frame clear of the pad, hold a hover and swing the thrust line for pivots.
A confined plasma edge that extends from a forearm emitter in under half a second and sheathes just as fast. No fuel, no hilt-heat, no drama.
Forty-one bolt-on plates over a gunmetal inner frame. Swap a limb, a skirt or a whole shoulder in an afternoon, with six tools and no crane time.
| Height | 18.2 mSole to tip of sensor fin, standing |
|---|---|
| Dry mass | 38.5 tFrame and armour, without pilot or payload |
| Reactor output | 9.6 MW continuous · 14 MW surgeHex-housed cyan-core cell, liquid-metal cooled |
| Thrust | 2 × 410 kNVectoring pods, ±25° gimbal |
| Top speed | 92 km/h on foot · 310 km/h under thrustLevel ground, standard armour |
| Beam blade | 5.9 m edgeConfined plasma, right forearm emitter |
| Armour | 41 ceramic-laminate platesStrip and refit: 6 tools, 3 technicians |
| Crew & endurance | 1 pilot · 14 hTorso cage, service interval every 600 h |
Slide to peel the armour off the frame. Everything the pilot touches bolts on; everything that carries load stays inside.
A gunmetal inner cage, spine and joint stack carry every load.
Reactor, thruster pods and actuators clip straight onto the cage.
Desert-khaki plates bolt on in under an hour per limb.
Burnt-orange edging and hazard decals, applied last.
Build slots for Revision C open in batches of six. Leave an address and Kestrel Works will write when yours comes up.