#tera doorman

[annoyinglyyyloving]

This is probably not accurate at all but it's funny to think about

Since Bishop didn't have a stinger as a baby I thought it'd be neat to give him a teeny one as a kid unless he gets one as an infant I dunno that's up to Bri🤷

[pixelbattt]

Hey. So I just got an ask on this account full of human and animal gore. I checked the persons account and they're tagging the gore with murder drones tags. I already reported sbd blocked them. But this is a warning to my moots and followers.

Tumblr did censor the ask in my inbox. But still be wary.

[edupiii]

Threw this together after reading chapter 30 of Oil is Thicker than Blood by @dronebiscuitbat! I’m pretty happy with how it turned out! I often struggle with making comic pages so this was also fun practice lol

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Full page underneath cut

[dazzling-raven]

@dronebiscuitbat / @ask-elliot-doorman-fam

Whoops, my pencil slipped-

+ bonus uzi that I totally didn't forget to post

[rudeouijaboard]

Little Tera Doorman, both in pill baby form and toddler body

(Tera Doorman belongs to dronebiscuitbat)

[cursed-spectre]

(Let's hope this encounter doesn't happen too soon /lh/j/silly)

[ask-elliot-doorman-fam]

Drone Models.

The Drones were mass produced, so variation in model is only in a case by case basis, most drones fall under a generic "worker" model.

However...

There are a few drones in OITTB that are specific models.

Nori and by extension Uzi are "Research Assistants" They're typically a little smaller, lighter, and have higher speed processing power (typically). Kiara falls under this too.

Khan was a construction drone. Thad and Nico fall under this as well, they are usually a little taller, thicker, and have a little more strength capacity.

Chloe and Marissa (despite never using it) are both "Sentry" Models.

Tera is a Sentry Model as well. Thier traits are a thicker core casing, (chest armor plating) improved eyesight and coordination and higher speed.

When two different models have a kid. There's a 50% chance their code will prefer a model matching either parent, or a 50% chance they will prefer a standard "worker" body.

When printing a body, the printer will look at what the persons code will run most effectively in and make that model from a preset blueprint. (Or a custom one, for very special cases.)

This came to me in a dream by the way-

[cursed-squid]

It still needs sleeves and rigging, but I made good progress.

I am a little sad that I couldn't figure out how to make the plaid texture and ended up googling it. I was at least on the right track, though, so small victories, I guess.