Imperial Troop Transport cross-section

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"This is bad. You said four."
"Well, there are more. What can I tell you?"
―Cara Dune is surprised by the sudden increase
in the number of stormtroopers

This deadly-looking craft is proved effective at ferrying troops to the battlefield, controlling crowds, and dealing with small-scale threats. The ITT levitates up to one meter off the ground due to its repulsorlifts. This gives the advantage of mobility on any type of surface. If it is not possible to overcome the obstacles, then the forward laser guns come in handy. Once the fortifications are weakened, the ITT rams through it with a reinforced front, bringing a squad of stormtroopers into the area.

Total of seven doors of the craft allow stormtroopers to deploy the instant they arrive at the battlefield. In addition, each side door is designed as a loophole. When the first part of the squad is rushing out to establish perimeter control, the rest of the soldiers are covering them from vehicle.

The dome-shaped dorsal twin laser turret can be operated manually by a gunner. In this case, the turret rotates 360 degrees and can target both ground-based and aerial units. Such control is available with a folding seat and aiming panel within ITT.

This illustration and descriptions are totally my fanmade project called THE OUTER RIM: LEGENDARY CROSS-SECTIONS. Inspired by the amazing work of the Mandalorian TV-series team. This means that this is 100% Legend. But who knows, maybe someday, it’ll become Canon.

To date, the series has four illustrations:
Imperial Troop Transport, Nevarro Cantina, AT-ST Raider and Razor Crest.

Really hope you like what is done!

Many thanks goes to Anastasia Kondratieva for helping with text edits.
Big thanks to Mikael Geletsyan, Mikhail Labanov, Paul Bradley, Francis Trenado, Petr Kopecek, Chris, Valery Grebenev, Sam and Mr. Cheese for supporting the creation of the illustration.

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