Deimos
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|Notes=The Deimos was officially canonized in the 3055 Supplemental TRO: | |Notes=The Deimos was officially canonized in the 3055 Supplemental TRO: | ||
| - | + | With the release of the Catalyst Game Lab's Technical Readout: 3085 Supplemental (Buy here ), one of our most prized custom MekTek mechs, the Deimos, featured in our Mechwarrior4 MekPak expansions, as well as our builds of the Tesla II cockpit's Mechwarrior4: Firestorm has officially been cannonized by the the BattleTech intellectual property licensee Catalyst Game Labs. While reference of MekTek's authorship of the Deimos and heavy involvement by Virtual World Entertainment is devoid officially from Catalyst Game Labs announcement, we felt it would be nice to tell the story of the Deimos from our point of view, the mech that was designed and modeled by US Marine and MekTek staff member Zakua. Zak used his real life military expertise to design this futuristic assault mech for our MekPak expansions which can be seen in our Mechwarrior4 Free Release. Since Zak's last deployment to Iraq, several years ago, he has been missing in action since 2005. Wherever Zak is, I am sure he would be proud to see his design featured in the TRO 3085. This Christmas we would like to ask our community to please take a moment to honour our fallen soldiers and pay respect to our own missing in action US Marine, Zak.<ref>[http://www.mektek.net/index.php?ind=news&op=news_show_single&ide=1189 Mektek.net]</ref> | |
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|Gallery1 Description=By BullsEye and DeadSet | |Gallery1 Description=By BullsEye and DeadSet | ||
