ENJG Pattern Sapper & Demolitions Replika Type Sub-altern: This pattern of Replika fulfills similiar role to the NACÖ Pattern of Replikas but this pattern is instead more focused on a role closer to combat instead of their "sister pattern's" more backline engineer role. As the name suggests this Replika mostly works as sappers, doing various military engineering tasks such as building, repairing or destroying bases, airfields, trenches, fortifications, roads, bridges or other installations. They also lay or clear minefields and explosives with special gear and training. Height wise they're not as tall as some other Replika models standing at about 168cm. Their appearance isn't anything noteworthy, they share many of the black markings like the other Replika models, pale skin and their feet being instead something akin to metal hooves. Their hair is a dark black, almost purple hue and their eyes a shade of blue bell. They often wear the standard black and red full cover uniform that Replikas usually wear but when in combat they often add on a lot of gear over their standard issued gear. It can vary from extra jackets, scarfs, bags, satchels, pouches, masks and helmets, like a scavenger picking up almost anything and hoarding what they can find. Their personality is often noted to be quite jaded and blunt, appearing as if tired or irritated all the time while they do their jobs.
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B12 Pattern Breaching Armor: The B12 armor, originally a protective suit for sappers and ENJG Replikas, provides its wearer with immense protection against small-arms, shrapnell and even low-medium powered explosions. The suit is very heavy and cumbersome making it sluggish and slow so it is usually only put on when the situation needs it. It is still only classified as an armor instead of an exo-suit or hardsuit because its power pack is comparebly very small and weak which is why the suit is so slow to move in but it also keeps weight and costs down as it's not as complicated and advanced as the other motors. Makes maintenance easier too.
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Waltz-K7 Pattern Heavy Tank: The Waltz Pattern heavy tank is a capable design that while expensive to maintain, offers a lot of good qualities. As a heavy tank it is of course heavily armored, able to withstand heavy enemy fire and keep its crew safe, which is 4. A driver, commander, gunner and radio-operator as the tank doesn't need a loader because of its autoloader. The tank is armed with a 130mm main gun capable of firing various kinds of ammunition. It is coupled with 2 x 7.62mm coaxial machine guns and on the roof two remote controlled weapon turrets are mounted. 1 x 14.5mm HMG and 1 x 15mm HMG. So the tank is heavily armed and armored yet it still retains a high top speed being just slightly slower than some more normal main battle tanks thanks to its very powerful and advanced engine. But here is where the high maintenance cost comes from as the engine and transmission requires a lot of effort to properly maintain but in return you get a higher strategic flexibility that would most times be sacrificed because of the normally slower speeds and weight.
