Linebarrels of Iron: Apparition

This kit weighs in at about 5" tall. As I put it together, the pegs connecting the front and back of the chest around the main socket snapped, and the plate that held in the large ball joint from the waist that goes into the chest socket snapped. So, this is not a particularly mobile model. In fact the articulation overall sucks - for a sniper, it's way too static. It can't stand without the base. I think this is an issue of mech design and not Koto's fault, tho.

The thought going into this deco, with all these reflective metals on the kit with this camo seemingly conflicting - I am tributing this to the opening scene of Leon, and further in the movie, where he states that the knife, visibility, is the mark of the most professional assassin.

I think of this as an urban warfare sniper who is literally dodging around in a firefight unnoticed by computer systems - the active, flexing digital camo projections making it impossible for computer sensors on other suits to follow.

But, with the brass and metal, a pilot can see it with their own eyes even tho their targeting system can't lock onto it, causing panic and distracting them from other targets up as they try to manually adjust. It's a sharp enough shot that it's the last thing you'll see when your suit can't track it to assist you in defense.