Gaiaterra: Elysea's Conflict/Dozer

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The Dozer is Minuteman's engineering vehicle. This is planned to be voiced by

History
* Wolf Whistle* "Hey baby, you ever seen one this big before?"

-Minuteman Dozer driver to a mechanic. The driver later spent three weeks in medical care.

Seen across construction sites all over the world, the RMSP-2 Construction Vehicle, or just the Construction 'Dozer to most, has gained a reputation across decades of service. A reputation, that is, for being one of the most reliable vehicles on the planet; from Hyboria to the Arcticia, they've been there, done that, and probably built everything there. So, it is little wonder that when the Minutemen unearthed blueprints for these utility vehicles, they began putting them to use immediately.

Yet, when Alliance bases can be constructed in just a few days, there is no use for a vehicle that takes about a month to construct a simple house. So, Minutemen mechanics had a challenge on their hands; modify the 'Dozer to build existing Minutemen structures as fast as possible. And they managed it. Beautifully.

When the Minutemen's Dozer reaches a construction site, it deploys in order to shift power from its treads to the construction equipment, which then rotates into position, and allows the Mechanic piloting the vehicle to gain begin constructing a building from one of several construction templates.

Once the mechanic has contacted the Construction Yard, prefabricated materials are sent over as quickly as possible, and placed on a building site, where the dozer gets to work. This way, a building such as a Minutemen Barracks can be up in simply a few hours.

The Dozer, however, is not just limited to construction. When in its mobile state, it can use an array of tools which can be used to reconstruct parts of buildings; and thus effectively allows the Confederates to repair any building, for free (albeit at a bit of a "bodge-job"). The repair array, however, emits quite a lot of heat, and thus cannot be used under PAWI fields for the risk of revealing a whole base.