The acid rain hissed against the rusted hull of a derelict tank, eating through chipped paint like a living thing. Elsa pressed her palm to the scalding metal, her mechanical left arm whirring as it scanned the horizon—its pink-tinted sensor lens glinting like a shard of shattered neon. Beside her, Serixia shifted, eight segmented legs clicking against concrete. The mechanical scorpion’s black exoskeleton was streaked with battle scars, but its pincers—forged from a rare pink alloy mined in the wastelands—still gleamed, sharp enough to shear through steel.
“Bogeys incoming,” Elsa muttered, her human right hand tightening around the hilt of her plasma dagger. The blade’s edge flickered pink, synced to Serixia’s core. “Three raider mechs. Old models, but they’ve got rocket launchers.”
Serixia’s tail rose, the stinger at its tip crackling with energy. A low, grinding hum vibrated through the ground—the scorpion’s way of growling. Elsa smiled, a flash of teeth beneath her grease-streaked face. They’d been a team for three years, ever since she’d pried Serixia from the wreckage of a corporate war lab. The scorpion had been a prototype, built to kill without mercy, but something in Elsa’s neural implant—stolen from the same lab—had rewritten its code. Now, it didn’t just *obey*. It *protected*.
The raiders’ mechs creaked into view, their metal frames jury-rigged from scrap. “Target the left one,” Elsa ordered, vaulting onto Serixia’s back. Her boots locked into the scorpion’s saddle, a custom rig she’d welded herself, and she leaned forward, pressing her mechanical palm to Serixia’s neck. The link flared to life—data flooding her vision: speed, armor thickness, the exact angle to strike.
Serixia lunged.
The first mech fired a rocket, but the scorpion swerved, its legs churning up gravel. Elsa’s dagger slashed, severing the rocket’s guidance wire mid-flight; the projectile detonated harmlessly behind them. Serixia’s pincers snapped shut around the mech’s leg, pink alloy screeching against rusted steel, and with a violent twist, it tore the limb clean off. The mech crashed, sparking.
“Nice,” Elsa breathed.
But the second raider was faster. It raised its launcher, locking on)to Serixia’s exposed underbelly—the one weak spot Elsa hadn’t been able to reinforce. She didn’t think; she reacted, leaping off Serixia’s back and slamming her mechanical arm into the mech’s knee joint. The arm’s hydraulics whined as it punched through, and she jammed her dagger into the breach. The mech froze, then exploded in a shower of shrapnel.
Pain lanced through her shoulder—she’d taken a fragment. Serixia’s head whipped around, pincers flaring, and Elsa shook her head. “I’m fine. Finish the last one.”
The scorpion didn’t hesitate. It charged, tail stabbing forward, and the third mech’s cockpit imploded as the plasma stinger pierced its armor. Silence fell, broken only by the patter of acid rain.
Elsa limped back to Serixia, pressing a hand to her bleeding shoulder. The scorpion lowered its head, nuzzling her cheek with a pincer—gentle, despite the jagged edges. Pink light pulsed between them, the neural link knitting their pain, their purpose, into one.
“C’mon,” she said, climbing back on. “We’ve got a town to reach before dawn. They’re counting on us.”
Serixia rumbled, and together, they vanished into the haze—metal and flesh, pink and black, a promise carved into the wasteland: *No one gets left behind.
.Quality Materials: Crafted from premium stainless steel, the model offers a smooth, safe, and satisfying assembly experience. The rounded edges eliminate sharpness, combining strength with a touch of elegance — rugged yet gentle to the touch.
.Engaging Assembly Experience: With 200+ components and an average build time of about 3 hours, this 400g metal model offers a rewarding DIY project. Assembled with screws and bolts — no glue required — and guided by a detailed paper manual, it’s enjoyable and frustration-free.
.Perfect for Gifting & Collecting: A standout gift for enthusiasts of art, engineering, or metal crafts. Also great for kids and teens interested in STEM education, making it both a creative collectible and an educational tool.
Specifications:
.Material: Stainless Steel
.Color: Pink and Black
.Number of Parts: 200PCS+
.Assembly Difficulty: Medium
.Assembly Time: 3h
.Product Weight: 400g
.Package Weight: 600g
.Product Dimensions: 16 x 14 x 14cm
.Package Dimensions: 18 x 13 x 6cm
.Packing: Graphic Carton
.Ages: 16+
