#isopodtober

[lobsterplush]

Isopodtober #24: Atomic

[Some isopods have markings that signal they are dangerous...]

[feuer-in-soho]

As they seemingly couldnt be stopped in its tracks, Group-7 started building on its heavier frame with civilian applications. While passanger transport might not have been the first obvious step from a combat or race bot, the BUS-TYPE frame was a instant hit. Allowing for public transportation in even over rough terrain that hasn't been prepared, it brought easy access transport to even the rockiest moons.

[boy-dog-art]

Participanting in the amazing @jazz-dude 's brilliant isopod themed daily prompts. #9 Transport

[badpsychicadvice]

It is a fine time to go pawing through the layers of sodden leaf matter and soil to hunt for isopods!

[feuer-in-soho]

ITS ISOPODTOBER TIME

While last year was fantasy themed, this year its modern scifi themed.

I hope you have fun drawing little silly fellas that may or may not be incredibly lethal.

You can find previous posts under #isopodtober and make sure to tag your posts with it so I can see it :D

[feuer-in-soho]

Anti-Gravity hover technology is not novel but has become more feasible in recent years. Test vehicles are often confused for supernatural phenomenons by uninvolved locals.

[feuer-in-soho]

A solar carrier. Its main purpose is to walk around and charge its battery.

[feuer-in-soho]

Heavier mechanized frames are obviously not only for the transport of people but also used to transport cargo. A bonus of using a mech frame with so many legs is that transport is smoother. Transport of high amounts of volatile materials is mainly conducted in this fashion.