The Hunt Is On!

The story of "Agents: Operation Skytide" is beginning to take shape, and so are the vehicles featured in it.

This includes not just the USS Orca, but other submarine/aircraft carrier hybrids.

Not only have I drawn these new sub carriers, I've also been modeling them in Blender. This is the Amélie Allard; a hybrid between the French Navy's Clemenceau-class aircraft carrier and Triomphant-class submarine.

The other sub carrier I've drawn and modeled is the Lamantin; a hybrid between the Soviet Navy/Russian Navy's Kuznetsov-class aircraft carrier and Akula-class submarine.

It took me a long while, but I finally managed to finish drawing another Agents mission picture. Mission 6: Mobile Command Center Defense.

Briefing: The Inferno Corporation has followed Chase back to Headquarters. Escape with Dr. Inferno in the Mobile Command Center and stop Gold Tooth and Spy Clops from freeing him.

Agents Assigned: Agent Chase, Agent Fuse, Agent Charge, and Agent Trace.

Objective: Prevent Dr. Inferno's henchmen from freeing the mad scientist and escaping.

Location: Docks

Status: Failed

Picture of the LEGO set the mission is based on for clarity.

A while back, I drew a character named Agent Pulso.

Now I've recently redesigned Agent Pulso. This redesign includes a few updates to his gadgets and weapons.

While the weapons remain the same, they are different in their configuration. Pulso's shotgun of choice is the Ithaca 37; a 12 gauge pump-action shotgun capable of slam firing. Pulso's variant, in comparison to other agents that have the Ithaca 37, bears the same look the shotgun had during its service with the American military in World War II, and subsequently, the Green Berets and the Navy SEALs in the Korean War and the Vietnam War. As such, it has a sling, a heat shield over the barrel, and a bayonet lug under the muzzle. And instead of a knife for a melee weapon, Agent Pulso uses the M1907 bayonet that can be attached to the Ithaca 37.

With his new shotgun, Pulso also now has a deployable drone camera built into a shotgun shell.

Other than that, I've managed to finally finish my picture of the Kookaburra; the primary fighter jet of the Evitan Military

Pilot: Evitan Soldier

Radar Operator: Evitan Soldier

Performance: 81,421 HP

Top Speed: Mach 2.23

Extra Features: Foldable Wings, Retractable Landing Gear, Integrated Boarding Ladder, Twin General Electric J79-GE-17A Afterburning Turbojet Engines, Nose-Integrated M61A1 Vulcan Gatling Gun, Undercarriage-Mounted External Fuel Tank, Deployable Flares, Undercarriage-Mounted AN/ASQ-153 Pave Spike Targeting Pod, Twin Wing-Mounted Double Racks with AIM-9 Sidewinder Missiles and GBU-12 Paveway II Bombs, Twin Wing-Mounted BLU-109 Penetrator Bombs, Ejector Seats.

Type: F-4 Phantom II

Taking advice about my model of the AH-1 Cobra helicopter, I spent a little time adding a sag to the rotor blades. I changed the viewport background color to make it easier to see.

The same process was done with my model of the UH-1 Iroquois.

The goal remains the same; to keep learning and experimenting with Ucupaint and see how it can help me with my modeling.

That's all I got for this week!