CP-04 Attack Unit
The CP-04 was created by the Helic Republic to bolster the firepower of its smaller Zoids. The unit consists of a pair of 250 mm beam cannons, as well as a stabiliser unit and boosters to offset the weapon's considerable weight (about 20 tons). The CP-04 is used by the following Zoids:
- Command Wolf (Replaces regular weapons turret)
- Barigator (Replaces quad SSM launcher)
- Cannon Tortoise (Replaces composite sensor mast)
- Stealth Viper (Stabilizers usually replace heavy machine cannons, which in turn are placed on the sides of the CP-04 250 mm beam cannon turret)
- On the back of the Shadow Fox's NJR box, it is shown as one of the many replacements to the back turret.
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The CP-04 kit consists of a single frame. The kit is moulded in dull grey. The first entirely new part of the CP line, the kit was later re-issued as a part of the Command Wolf AC model, and again with the Fuzors Command Wolf AC. It was also re-issued in light grey.
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