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The MGB-Z 40 is the strangest model of his generation. Designed it 70 years ago, this machine was at the forefront of technology with its shielding tin-calcium alloy incredibly strong, its omnidirectional onboard radar and its main gun BIGHOL, the first load expansion cannon ever mounted on a mobile platform . It is obviously very slow and manoeuvrable compared to current models, but is still able to vaporize everything within range within 120 km; It is still used in some formations with good efficiency, provided that his commander had a rather fine tactical sense to offset its shortcomings mobility.

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