“Destroyer AT4” is a powerful weapon from the steampunk world, where the technologies of steam engines and complex mechanisms combine with the aesthetics of the Victorian era.
Properties:
Energy Source: The rifle operates on a steam engine, which uses a special steam reservoir for continuous steam supply.
Ammunition: The Destroyer AT4 fires plasma projectiles created using compressed steam and a rare mineral called Aetherium. These projectiles are capable of piercing the toughest armor and mechanisms.
Additional Features: The rifle is equipped with a built-in targeting module with magnification technology and bipods for stable shooting.
Design: The body of the weapon is made of durable metal, adorned with intricate engravings and decorative elements of brass and copper. The handle, made of precious wood, gives the rifle a vintage and aristocratic look.
Unique Features: The Destroyer AT4 has the ability to emit steam clouds that can conceal the shooter from enemies and provide a tactical advantage in battle.
This valuable and rare weapon, in the hands of warriors, can turn enemy armored targets into scrap metal. The art object is created from the AT4, a one-time-use handheld anti-tank grenade launcher, provided by our foreign friends and used by the military today in battles against the occupiers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT4 S/N: 00003RPGAOW
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