MI3M1 EIP Nebulee

The EIP or Engineering, Improved Protection is a modular upgrade package designed for the Nebulee IMV for added protection and counter IED operations. The package consists of three main components. The first is composite armor modules and slat armor to stop heavy machine gun fire and shaped charges. This adds the most weight and increases the vehicle's width quite noticeably. The second component is a ground penetrating radar mounted at the front which can be folded when not in use. It is used to detect IEDs and mines ahead of a convoy. This module is the primary reason why the EIP is longer than the base variant. The final module is a claw meant for removing and safely detonating IEDs from a distance. The EIP package allows the Nebulee to be used as part of the vanguard of a route clearance team providing improved protection in case of am ambush and equipment to detect and remove IEDs. The sacrifice is the increased weight and size which lowers its speed. The many complex protrusions also limit the angle of fire of the machine gun turret which received major complaints by soldiers on the field. However, the spacious interior remained and additional protection made the vehicle overall very popular. Crews also would rig all sorts of spotlights around the vehicle for night patrols. More spotlights the better! Vehicle is purely for visual appearance. Beyond driving and traversing the turret, it does not function unlike other vehicles Basic specifications: Cost: 2,858 Blocks: 514 Weight: 9,366 Volume: 553 cubic meter Length: 20m Width: 8m Height: 7 Speed: 27 m/s Update Compatibility: 3. 5. 9 -Release