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Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model

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Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model
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Im mister modeller and i like to create 3d figures. I use blender and zbrush for this.
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Laser Turret or Guard Gun Duck 3D Model

A laser turret or defensive firing mount that fires thin beams of energy, plasma, or similar projectiles from a flat muzzle. A traverse mechanism is located underneath the base protective housing, allowing the gun to rotate horizontally. For vertical traverse, a cylindrical mechanism beneath the firing turret raises and lowers the rear of the gun.
Vision is provided by two types of visual systems. The first is a large spherical object or eye, through which manual control is performed by a human operator. If this "eye" is damaged, red sensors are automatically activated, operating using a snake-eye sensor or temperature and electromagnetic target detection.
The "eye" itself is protected by an armored "flower" or a tall shield.
The laser cannon is powered by an underground energy source, so the enemy won't see the wires. To destroy the power supply, the enemy would have to find a bunker more than 30 meters deep. It contains a nuclear engine, which, by standard, lasts for a hundred years.

The common people call this turret a "duck" due to its corresponding resemblance to a bird. :D
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